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On this aspect, it expresses its concern.
It expresses its concern about the lack of a legislative framework on trafficking in persons.
Although the Committee welcomes the State party's achievements in the field of education, it expresses its concern about issues of illiteracy and absenteeism and bullying in schools.
It expresses its concern at the lack of information about the extent of the phenomenon of trafficking.
The Committee is concerned about the conditions in which the presidential elections of 11October 1992 were held, and, in particular, it expresses its concern at the numerous allegations of fraud made during the different ballots.
In particular, it expresses its concern at reports of.
It expresses its concern at atrocities and human rights abuses which have been reported in this context.
While the Committee welcomes the State party's openness to hosting refugees from bordering African States, it expresses its concern at the limited capacity of the State party to protect and guarantee the rights of unaccompanied and refugee children.
It expresses its concern about the absence of facilities for the care of those infected and affected.
While the Committee is aware of the plans to establish a drug rehabilitation unit, it expresses its concern at the insufficient measures undertaken to address issues of drug abuse which are increasingly affecting children in the State party.
It expresses its concern at the extensive discretionary power given to judges in such situations.
However, it regrets the lack of statistical data on domestic andintercountry adoption and it expresses its concern that the State party does not provide sufficient safeguards against trafficking and sale of children for the purpose of, inter alia, adoption.
It expresses its concern that laws are not effectively enforced so as to protect women's human rights.
While the Committee notes that article 19 of the State party's Constitution(1992)establishes the State's obligation to provide remedies in cases of human rights violations, it expresses its concern at the lack of specific legislation for the provision of compensation, as enshrined in article 6 of the Convention.
Further, it expresses its concern at the low proportion of children with disabilities enrolled in regular schools.
While acknowledging the progress achieved, it expresses its concern about the instability of the current situation in regard to reconciliation within Rwandan society.
It expresses its concern at their large overrepresentation in special schools and classes for children with mental disabilities.
Finally, it expresses its concern that legislation on adoption is complex.
It expresses its concern at the political, security and economic impact of the crisis in Kenya on the wider region.
In this connection, it expresses its concern at the situation of the Gagauz and that of the Roma, who continue to suffer serious discrimination, notably in rural areas.
It expresses its concern over any attacks targeting them or threats against them, in particular in situations of conflict or natural disaster.
However, it expresses its concern about allegations of politically motivated prosecutions and about the harassment of defence lawyers art. 14.
It expresses its concern over the presence of foreign armed groups, which continue to pose a serious threat to stability in the eastern part of the country.
Accordingly, it expresses its concern about the difficulties raised by certain States parties in relation to the enforcement of those obligations.
It expresses its concern at the low participation of women in the judiciary and in the superior courts and the total absence of women judges in the Supreme Court.
However, it expresses its concern at the high prevalence of trafficking in the State party, which has increased more than sixfold during the reporting period.
Moreover, it expresses its concern at the lack of learning and teaching facilities as well as at the shortage of trained teachers in rural areas, and in particular on commercial farms.
It expresses its concern over the negative impact of unilaterally imposed extraterritorial coercive economic measures on trade, financial and economic cooperation at all levels.
It expresses its concern that the integration of Ituri militia officers into the Congolese Armed Forces has failed to lead to the disarmament of their troops which should proceed without delay.
In addition, it expresses its concern at the fact that, under article 205 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, a child may be held in incommunicado detention for a maximum of 72 hours.