Примеры использования Lack of information on measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to combat trafficking in women.
While the statement made by the delegation that an appeal was sent to Burundi refugees in neighbouring countries to return to Burundi is welcomed, the lack of information on measures taken to ensure their repatriation and their safe return is regretted.
The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to facilitate family reunification.
While noting the budgetary allocations for the prevention, protection and rehabilitation of victims of trafficking and violence,the Committee regrets the lack of identifiable budget allocations assigned to activities designed to implement the Optional Protocol and the lack of information on measures taken to combat corruption.
The Committee is concerned, however, at the lack of information on measures taken to protect children from harmful information. .
The lack of information on measures taken by the Government in accordance with article 6, paragraph 2, of the Covenant is thus a subject of concern for the Committee.
While noting the process of privatization of higher education,the Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken to ensure that higher education remains accessible to all art. 13.
The Committee notes the lack of information on measures adopted by the State party to facilitate the transfer of migrant workers' earnings and savings.
The Committee notes that racial discrimination is often experienced by women who are also members of ethnic minorities anddraws attention to the lack of demographic data reflecting the intersection of gender and race, and the lack of information on measures taken to protect and ensure the fulfilmentof the rights of minority women art. 5 c.
The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to facilitate family reunification in practice.
While welcoming the accession by the State party to the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights andthe State party's commitment to implementing the Committee's Views adopted thereunder, the Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken to implement the Committee's Views concerning complaints related to the State party art. 2.
The Committee is equally concerned about the lack of information on measures taken to prevent children from coming into conflict with the law.
The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken to provide assistance to children who may have been recruited or used in armed conflicts abroad, and on measures taken for their physical and psychological recovery and social integration.
While welcoming efforts to protect the rights of unaccompanied children, such as the Inter-Institutional Round Table on Unaccompanied Migrant Children and Adolescents andMigrant Women, the Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken to identify children who may have been used in conflict in Mexico, and refugee and asylum-seeking children who may have been recruited or used in hostilities abroad.
The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to preserve, protect and promote minority languages and cultures.
Drawing attention to the Committee's previous concluding observation on a diminution of the proportion of ethnic and national minorities from 1995 to 2005 in 2005(CERD/C/TKM/CO/5, para. 9),the Committee reiterates its concern about a lack of information on measures to respect and protect the cultural and ethnic identity of ethnic and national minorities and to avoid any kind of forced assimilation, in particular of the Baluchi minority group art. 2, para. 2.
However, it regrets the lack of information on measures to reintegrate these children and avoid any riskof racial discrimination art. 5.
The Committee also regrets the total lack of information on measures to compensate victims of acts of torture committed after the dictatorship art. 14.
The Committee also regrets the lack of information on measures taken to increase rural women's awareness of the rights enshrined in the Convention.
The Committee is concerned about the lack of information on measures to ensure the independence and impartiality of the judiciary in conformity with article 14 of the Covenant.
The Committee further regrets the lack of information on measures taken for the physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of these children.
It also regrets the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to increase alternative sanctions for young people arts. 7, 9, 10 and 24.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of information on measures taken to prevent harassment of human rights defenders and journalists and prosecute and punish perpetrators.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of information on measures taken to protect domestic workers and to ensure that they fully enjoy the rights enshrined in the Covenant art. 7.
The Committee also regrets the lack of information on measures adopted to improve the identification of victims and to ensure that victims have access to compensation and rehabilitation art. 8.
The Committee regrets the lack of information on measures taken to ensure in practice equality between men and women in the various areas covered by the Covenant, particularly in the area of employment.
The Committee also expresses concern about the lack of information on measures to promote women's representation in decision-making positions, particularly in the private and public sector arts. 3 and 26.
However, the Committee is concerned by the lack of information on measures to properly identify, and hence protect, unaccompanied migrant children and young people in transit and at risk of falling victim to abuse along migration routes.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to eliminate obstacles to access to emergency medical treatment by migrant workers and members of their families and at the lack of information on their inclusion in the State party's social security system.