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It suggests that the State party strengthen its efforts to implement existing legislation in this regard.
In that context, it suggests that the State party retain the integration of women and young people in the labour market as a priority policy.
It suggests that the State party expedite the ongoing discussion with regard to the potential establishment of an ombudsperson.
It suggests that the State party seek to ensure that the Convention is fully integrated into school and university curricula.
It suggests that the State party assess the root causes of maternal mortality and set targets and benchmarks with a time frame for its reduction.
It suggests that the State party undertake a thorough review of its obligations under, and its own compliance with, articles 2 to 7 of the Convention.
It suggests that the State party assess the actual causes of maternal mortality and set targets and benchmarks within a time frame for its reduction.
It suggests that the State party ensure that the report and these conclusions are widely distributed to the public in the various languages used in Belgium.
It suggests that the State party establish concrete goals and timetables and implement leadership training programmes to support women in leadership and decision-making positions.
It suggests that the State party publicize more extensively the declaration made under article 14 of the Convention in the various languages used in the country.
It suggests that the State party assess the actual causes of maternal mortality and HIV/AIDS and set targets and benchmarks within a time frame for their reduction.
In addition, it suggests that the State party further strengthen measures to protect the rights of detainees, especially their access to judges, lawyers and doctors of their choice.
It suggests that the State party implement leadership training programmes aimed at women to help them participate in leadership and decision-making positions in society.
It suggests that the State party create more working opportunities and enact legislature, so that companies and State organs employ more persons with disabilities.
It suggests that the State party review all relevant domestic legislation with a view to bringing it into conformity with the Convention and other relevant international standards.
It suggests that the State party allocate appropriate resources and consider seeking technical assistance, when needed, to reinforce its efforts to make basic health-care accessible to all children.
It suggests that the State party consider changing the name of the Ministry of Children and Family Affairs to convey the concept of gender equality more clearly as a symbolic and important gesture.
It suggests that the State party give an alternative education choice to non-Buddhist and poor children and that the State party take all measures to fully guarantee the freedoms of association and speech as well as the right to peaceful assembly.
It suggests that the State party consider the introduction of a number of policies and programmes that guarantee law enforcement and implementation of the existing legislation through adequate services, remedies and rehabilitation programmes, when appropriate within the framework of international cooperation.
In addition, it suggests that the State party further strengthen measures to protect the rights of detainees by promptly investigating allegations of ill-treatment and ensuring that appropriate penalties are applied whenever such offences are committed; preventing the commission of such acts through efforts to ensure the stricter observance of regulations relating to the treatment of detainees and offenders; and reducing the length of preventive detention, taking into account the principle of presumption of innocence and the complexity of the investigation.
It suggested that the State party should review its policy and procedures concerning the decision to prosecute in cases of alleged racial discrimination, and recommended that the author be provided with relief commensurate with the moral damage he had suffered.
Mr. O'Flaherty, noting with concern the reservations made to articles 7 and 12 of the Covenant,said that the reservation to article 7 was particularly unusual in the light of Botswana's democratic achievements, as it suggested that the State party wished to take a position contrary to established prescriptive norms of international law regarding the prohibition of torture.
It also suggests that the State party facilitate broadcasting designed especially for minorities, including the Greek minority.
It also suggests that the State party pursue its efforts to develop appropriate material to further promote the Convention.
It further suggests that the State party consider revising the Hukou system of registration in order to reinforce such initiatives.
It also suggests that the State party seek, as appropriate, the assistance of the United Nations Development Programme in this regard.
It further suggests that the State party ratify the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption.
It also suggests that the State party amend its Civil Code to allow mothers to make the declaration of birth of her child.
It further suggests that the State party consider ratifying the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption of 1993.
It further suggests that the State party seek to ensure that the Convention is fully integrated into the curricula at all levels of the educational system.