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It expresses concern that there may well be a high level of violence against women in Georgia.
While welcoming the efforts made by the State party to address the phenomenon of sub-standard housing, it expresses concern at the delays in implementing the new enforceable right to housing(droit opposable au logement), as well as the insufficient budget allocation for its implementation.
It expresses concern that girl children are taken across the border for the purpose of child marriage.
However, while the Committee notes that efforts were made to provide children with disabilitieswith financial support and school opportunities, it expresses concern that children with disabilities continue to have limited access to appropriate health care, education and job opportunities.
However, it expresses concern that isolated incidents of killings and other violations of human rights have been reported.
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While the Committee takes note of the State party's commitment to raising the level of official development assistance from the current 0.23 per cent of GNP to 0.33 per cent by 2006, it expresses concern that the level of development assistance still falls short of the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of GNP.
It expresses concern, in this regard, that the National Policy for Children only covers children up to the age of 14.
While the Committee takes note of the State party's commitment to raising the level of official development assistance(ODA) from the current 0.23 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP)to 0.33 per cent by 2006, it expresses concern that the level of development assistance still falls short of the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of GDP.
However, it expresses concern that the rate of representation of women in these positions is low as compared to that of men.
While the Committee welcomes the legal provisions in place to prohibit corporal punishment both in the Penal Code andin Law No. 26260, it expresses concern that corporal punishment is lawful at home and is still widely practiced in the society as an accepted measure of discipline, both within the family and at school.
However, it expresses concern at the lack of precise definitions and that not all offences under the Optional Protocol are incorporated.
Although the Board recognizes that some progress has been made, it expresses concern that to date no concrete steps have been taken by the international community to effectively coordinate the fight against money-laundering worldwide.
It expresses concern about the Cook Islands' resistance to the application of temporary special measures in accordance with article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
It expresses concern at the bombardment of the internationally protected archaeological and cultural sites and monuments in the city of Tyre.
However it expresses concern that article 7.22 may be used to unduly restrict these rights by the adoption of new legislation.
It expresses concern, however, at the failure to implement the law and the fact that the rules and regulations governing this law have still to be published.
It expresses concern at the public statements blaming the United Nations for the recent aggravation of the security situation in the country.
It expresses concern that it is tolerated in the home, where it is traditionally practised although unreported arts. 7 and 24.
It expresses concern at important regional disparities with regard to maternal mortality rates, assisted childbirth, and prenatal healthcare coverage.
It expresses concern at reports of obstruction of humanitarian assistance efforts but notes that humanitarian access has improved recently.
It expresses concern that the construction has not stopped, thereby hampering efforts at resolving the conflict and rendering a two-State solution almost impossible.
However, it expresses concern at the lack of an efficient, systematic and comprehensive compilation of data on all areas covered by the Convention for all persons under 18.
It expresses concern about the violations of women's labour rights in the maquiladora industries, including the right to association; minimal wage and maternity leave.
However, it expresses concern at the insufficient implementation at the provincial level, which leaves many children without adequate access to birth registration.
However, it expresses concern at the lack of precise definitions and that all offences as defined in articles 2 and 3 of the Optional Protocol are not fully covered in the existing legislation.
However, it expresses concern over the high number of deprivations of liberty among children and the continuing existence of children's wards in places of detention for adults.
It expresses concern that, despite long-standing requests by the non-nuclear-weapon States to receive such legally binding assurances, no tangible progress has been achieved in this regard.
It expresses concern that the Secretariat has not yet circulated to Member States its proposals for the establishment of a working group and urges it to do so without further delay.
However, it expresses concern at the lack of adequately disaggregated data(by age, sex, urban and rural areas, etc.) and insufficient data in some areas covered by the Convention, including on disabled children.
It expresses concern about the delay in resolving the situation of children of disappeared persons and is especially disturbed at the failure of the report to provide any information at all on the real situation as it relates to article 7 of the Covenant.