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It also expresses concern about the drop-out rates at the secondary level.
It also expresses concern that this practice mainly affects marginalized groups such as scheduled castes art. 5(e)(i) and iv.
It also expresses concern at the decision of the High Court of Justice of 11 January 2012 upholding the constitutionality of this Law arts. 17, 23, 24 and 26.
It also expresses concern at the indirect discrimination against women because they have limited access to credit, owing to their lack of collateral.
It also expresses concern about reports that Roma are sometimes denied access to and service in public places such as restaurants.
It also expresses concern at the apparent imbalance in the access of women academics, as compared with men academics, to research grants and other resources.
It also expresses concern regarding impediments to women's employment, such as the lack of adequate childcare facilities in the private sector and de facto workplace segregation of women and men.
It also expresses concern about the lack of a comprehensive plan to prevent and eliminate trafficking of women and to protect victims, as well as the lack of systematic data collection on this phenomenon.
It also expresses concern about the insufficient training activities on the Convention, especially for professional groups such as judges, lawyers, teachers, social workers, doctors, law enforcement personnel, etc.
It also expresses concern about the obstacles to access to justice experienced by members of ethnic groups, including their limited knowledge of their rights, as well as language, geographical and financial barriers arts. 5(a) and 6.
It also expresses concern that, even when States object to such reservations there appears to be a reluctance on the part of the States concerned to remove and modify them and thereby comply with general principles of international law.
It also expresses concern at the multiple forms of discrimination and marginalization that these groups of women may face with respect to education, employment, health, social welfare and exposure to violence, including within their own communities.
It also expresses concern at the monetary and physical obstacles faced by Palestinians seeking compensation before Israeli tribunals for loss suffered, in particular as a consequence of the IDF Operation Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip arts. 3, 5 and 6 of the Convention.
It also expresses concern that the objectives of the relevant laws and policies are not being realized fully in practice, and that the Attorney-General initiated criminal proceedings only in a limited number of cases of agitation against ethnic minorities.
It also expresses concern about the Senate's adoption of Bill No. PLC01/10, which has amended the regulations on environmental authorizations and stripped the Institute for the Environment and Renewable Resources of all political power.
It also expresses concern that, even when States object to such reservations, there appears to be a reluctance on the part of the States concerned to remove and modify them and thereby comply with general principles of international law.
It also expresses concern at the lack of health-care facilities and medical personnel in rural areas, the high maternal mortality rates and the rising costs for health care, such as user fees, which limit rural women's access to health services.
It also expresses concern at the lack of data concerning the Roma community in the State party, and at instances of discriminatory acts against the Roma community, including the forced removal of Roma children from their families into State care on the basis of their appearance arts. 26- 27.
It also expresses concern at the lack of publicity in regard to the availability of the procedure under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant to victims of violations of their rights under the Covenant, though the right to have recourse to international complaints procedures has been given constitutional protection in Belarus.
It also expresses concern at the lack of publicity in regard to the availability of the procedure under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant to victims of violations of their rights under the Covenant, though the right to have recourse to international complaints procedures has been given constitutional protection in Belarus.
It also expresses concern that many children with disabilities, especially in rural areas, remain at home and receive no schooling owing to the lack of practical measures to ensure that the national education system has the necessary capacities to facilitate their access to and to integrate them into the education system.
It also expresses concern at the lack of effective guarantees, in law and in practice, of the rights of detainees to notify their immediate family members about their detention and to have access to a doctor from the moment of arrest, as well as the practice of maintaining false or inadequate custody records and keeping detainees in unofficial places of detention arts. 9, 10 and 14.
It also expresses concern about the absence of a coordination mechanism between these entities, the limited technical and financial capacity of the Ministry to ensure gender mainstreaming, the reported ineffectiveness of the decentralized entities of the National Council and the lack of information on the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the National Policy on Gender Equality.
It also expresses concern that Citizenship Act No.18 of 1948 which deprived Tamils of Indian origin of citizenship has still not been abrogated and that thousands of Tamils of Indian origin are still awaiting to be granted citizenship on the basis of the 2003 Grant of Citizenship to Persons of Indian Origin Act, and as stateless persons do not enjoy their economic, social and cultural rights art. 2, para. 2.
It also expressed concern about the discrimination suffered by Okinawa people.
It also expressed concern about the dire humanitarian situation on the ground;
It also expressed concern about the prevalence of human trafficking in Mauritania.
It also expressed concern about possible confusion.
It also expressed concern about ongoing child labour.
It also expressed concern about the excessive use of TASERs by police forces.