Примеры использования Indigenous children's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Partnerships for indigenous children's rights.
In its review of some reports of States parties, the Committee has raised the issue of indigenous children's right to be heard.
Paragraph 48(h), on indigenous children's right to education E/2005/43.
It also"develops strategies andaction plan for mainstreaming indigenous children's education.
JS3 found that indigenous children's access to education was hindered by their remote settlements, social exclusion and extreme poverty.
All of this leads one to conclude that there are still serious obstacles impeding indigenous children's access to schools.
On World Gratitude Day an exhibit of indigenous children's art was displayed in the public lobby of the United Nations building in New York.
In that regard,education was considered to be a particularly important element for indigenous children's enjoyment of their rights.
There are some good examples of indigenous children's access to education which were reported to the Permanent Forum by organizations, including UNICEF.
To take, where appropriate,decisive steps to develop strategies regarding respect for and promotion of indigenous children's cultural identities and languages;
Implement indigenous children's right to be taught to read and write in their own indigenous language or in the language most commonly used by the group to which they belong, as well as in the national language(s) of the country in which they live;
Intercultural bilingual education should be reintroduced so that indigenous children's education was not interrupted after the fourth grade.
The New Directions Mothers and Babies program-- to improve Indigenous women's access to antenatal and postnatal care and improve Indigenous children's health.
Take all appropriate measures,including adequate resource allocation, to strengthen indigenous children's equal access to education, including, when possible, education in their own language(Finland);
The Special Rapporteur recommends that States members of the Commission redouble their efforts in the short term to improve indigenous children's access to education.
Guarantee indigenous children's access to all levels and all forms of State education, without discrimination, in particular by guaranteeing free access to primary schools and the availability of the birth certificates necessary for enrolment;
Governments should allocate targeted financial, material and human resources to implement policies andprogrammes aimed at improving indigenous children's access to education.
As underlined by the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues andconstantly emphasized by UNICEF, indigenous children's participation in decision-making, both within their communities and in the broader society, is an essential element for the realization of their rights.
The comprehensive Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey analysed the complex range of factors affecting Indigenous children's health and wellbeing in the state.
Ensuring indigenous children's equal access to health services, which, to the extent possible, should be community-based and planned and administered in a culturally sensitive manner in consultation and cooperation with the peoples concerned, and in this regard, supporting the employment of local indigenous community workers and the utilization of safe traditional medicines in both indigenous and non-indigenous health facilities.
Her delegation commended the report for highlighting that discrimination andinaccessibility hindered indigenous children's access to health care, and noted the good practices of Australia, Mexico and Brazil.
A range of child care services receive Australian Government funding, including long day care, family day care, outside school hours care,mobile child care, and multifunctional Indigenous children's services.
It also welcomes currentefforts to define and implement local goals for protection and promotion of indigenous children's rights in 54 cantons, and the sustained advances in intercultural and bilingual education.
The present general comment is aimed at exploring the specific challenges which impede indigenous children from being able to fully enjoy their rights, and highlights special measures that States are required to undertake in order to guarantee the effective exercise of indigenous children's rights.
It is vital to address children in the context of the environment and climate, both in terms of the impact of the environment on indigenous children's survival, growth and development and in terms of the important roles indigenous children can play as agents for change.
Establish a clear regulatory framework for the oil and gas industries and coal-extraction businesses operating in the State party to ensure that their activities do not negatively affect human rights or endanger environmental and other standards,especially those relating to indigenous children's rights;
States should design and implement programmes to train law enforcement and judicial personnel,as well as other relevant civil servants, on Indigenous children's rights, special protection measures for Indigenous children and youth, and culturally sensitive approaches.
The general comment aims to explore the specific challenges which impede indigenous children from being able to fully enjoy their rights and highlight special measures required to be undertaken by States in order to guarantee the effective exercise of indigenous children's rights.
The Confederation of Kichua Nations of Ecuador(ECUARUNARI) and UNICEF have been working in recent years to design,discuss and promote the indigenous children's agenda, a teaching and training model for indigenous leaders, bilingual intercultural educators and indigenous boys and girls, intended to promote discussion within communities of the themes of identity, territory, health, education and protection of the country's indigenous children. .
The Committee calls for States parties to, when applicable,better integrate information in their periodic reports to the Committee on the implementation of indigenous children's rights and on the adoption of special measures in this regard.