Примеры использования Lack of legal provisions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CERD was concerned at the lack of legal provisions on protection for refugees.
Lack of legal provisions on paternity leave(the only legal provision is for public servants) and on parental leave.
The Committee remains further concerned at the lack of legal provisions providing redress and compensation in such cases arts. 2, 10, 12, 14 and 16.
The lack of legal provisions governing the right of consultation does not relieve the State of its obligation to engage in prior consultations.
However, the Committee reiterates the concern of CERD relating to the lack of legal provisions expressly outlawing racial discrimination by private persons in education and employment.
Thus, the lack of legal provisions for a means of escape from home in the form of shelters puts the lives of domestic violence victims/ survivors directly at risk.
The Committee is particularly concerned at the high and increasing incidence of drug andsubstance abuse among the youth; the lack of legal provisions in relation to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances; and the limited psycho-social and medical programmes and services available in this regard.
Nevertheless, the lack of legal provisions does not in any way mean that the Republic of Haiti can be a transit territory for the financing of terrorist acts.
The Committee is concerned about the low participation of women in the formal sector, the job segregation and concentration of women in low-paid andlow-skilled jobs, and the widening pay gap and lack of legal provisions guaranteeing the principle of equal pay for work of equal value.
The source of problems was a lack of legal provisions to deal with issues relating to insolvency in a clear manner.
While noting the explanation given by the delegation on the assistance providedto family members in case of death or dissolution of marriage of a migrant worker, the Committee remains concerned about the lack of legal provisions ensuring the granting of temporary residence permits to family members of migrant workers in such situations.
Concern is expressed over the lack of legal provisions required in order to fully implement the State party's obligations under article 4 of the Convention.
In light of the fact that homelessness is often intimately linked to barriers to income generation,including landlessness, the lack of legal provisions granting communities rights over land and other natural resources should also be noted as creating an obstacle to the full realization of the right to adequate housing.
Thus, the lack of legal provisions for a means of escape from home in the form of shelters puts the lives of domestic violence victims directly at risk.
Having observed that homelessness can be intimately linked to landlessness in some settings,the Special Rapporteur wishes to note that the lack of legal provisions to enable communities to inhabit or own land and to make productive use of the natural resources found there should also be noted as creating an obstacle to the full realization of the right to adequate housing.
The lack of legal provisions prohibiting domestic violence, including marital rape, and the absence of shelters, counselling and rehabilitation services for victims of such violence;
With respect to article 4(a)of the Convention, the Committee is concerned about the lack of legal provisions to implement the State party's obligations, notably the absence of legislative measures punishing acts of racial discrimination and violence.
A lack of legal provisions to quickly and smoothly replace personal documents such as birth certificates or other identification documents has an impact on how people can access existing services and rebuild their lives.
These problems are exacerbated by the lack of legal provisions relating to the status of judges, the body that appoints them and the management and disciplining of the judicial corps.
Lack of legal provisions guaranteeing the economic rights of women, coupled with customary laws that discriminate against them with regard to inheritance rights, hinder women's economic empowerment and are major factors in their vulnerability to poverty.
The Committee is further concerned by the lack of legal provisions governing de facto unions, which may deny women protection and redress in case of separation or violence against women.
The lack of legal provisions to enable communities to inhabit or own land and to make productive use of natural or common resources should also be noted as creating an obstacle to the implementation of the right to adequate housing.
The Committee is concerned about the situation of women in the employment sector, including the lack of legal provisions guaranteeing equal pay for equal work and work of equal value, the persistent wage gap, the high concentration of women in the informal sector, the toxic and harmful environment certain women workers might be exposed to and income reduction in a competitive job market.
The lack of legal provisions specifically criminalizing acts of domestic violence, given that only breaching a protection order is criminalized, and the absence of legal provisions criminalizing marital rape;
The Committee is concerned at the lack of legal provisions explicitly prohibiting the use as evidence in judicial proceedings of confessions and statements obtained by torture.
There was still a lack of legal provisions in Georgia for the implementation of rights set forth in the Covenant, and the number of human rights violations of various kinds was cause for concern.
The Committee is concerned about the lack of legal provisions governing de facto unions, which may deny women protection and redress in cases of separation or violence against women.
Noting the lack of legal provisions concerning conscientious objection to military service, JS6 encouraged Kazakhstan to review its legislation to provide for alternative military service.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of legal provisions explicitly prohibiting the use of confessions and statements obtained as result of torture as evidence in judicial proceedings.
CERD was concerned about the lack of legal provisions to implement State's obligations under the Convention, notably the absenceof legislative measures punishing acts of racial discrimination and violence.