Примеры использования Marriage and its dissolution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution.
It called upon Lebanon to ensure equality for women in marriage and its dissolution, by giving women equal rights to property accumulated during marriage.
Draft general recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution.
CEDAW also noted with concern that the legal provisionsrelating to personal status, including marriage and its dissolution, property relations, custody and inheritance, in particular under the Personal Status Act, did not provide for equal rights of women and men.
Men and women have the same rights and responsibilities during marriage and its dissolution.
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It calls upon the State party to ensure equality for women in marriage and its dissolution by giving women equal rights to property accumulated during marriage, in the light of article 16 of the Convention and the Committee's general recommendation No. 21 on equality in marriage and family relations.
General recommendation No. 21 notes that article 16(1)(h)specifically refers to the economic dimensions of marriage and its dissolution.
The general recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution is in the process of being finalized.
No action was taken with respect to the draft general recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution.
With regard to personal laws, the Muslim community had begun to call for the application of such laws to marriage and its dissolution because the relevant provisions of the Civil Code were not flexible enough to take account of Muslim beliefs and practices.
During the fifty-third session, the Committee reviewed the draft general recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution.
The Committee is concerned that the civil Special Marriage Act fails to ensure equality for women in marriage and its dissolution by not giving women equal rights to property accumulated during marriage. .
The State also entered a reservation to paragraph 1(c) of the article, which states that men and women must be given the same rights and responsibilities during marriage and its dissolution.
The setting up of the courts necessitated the prioramendment of the Constitution, under which matters relating to marriage and its dissolution were within the exclusive jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts.
According to JS1, multiple sections within the Islamic Family Law in Malaysia discriminate against Muslim women and there have been a roll-back in those rights such as equal rights to marriage, during marriage and its dissolution.
The setting up of the Family Courts necessitated the prior amendment of the Constitution under which matters relating to marriage and its dissolution were within the exclusive jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts.
The Special Rapporteur on violence against women recommended, inter alia, special programmes for minority women who suffer multiple discrimination; and ensuring women's equal rights in entering marriage, during marriage and its dissolution.
CEDAW urged Mauritius to accelerate the establishment of a family court to deal with all matters relating to marriage and its dissolution, within a concrete time frame on the national agenda since 1995.
As for the question of equality of rights and responsibilities during marriage and its dissolution, the sharia honours womenand makes the man responsible for the financial support of the woman, whether his wife, daughter, mother or sister, not requiring the wife to support either herself or her family, even if she is wealthy.
The Committee urges the State party to accelerate the establishment of a family court with the authority to deal with all matters relating to marriage and its dissolution, within a concrete time frame.
The Committee decided that the Working Group entrusted with the elaboration of a draft general recommendation on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution(Ruth Halperin Kaddari(Chair), Nicole Ameline, Violet Awori, Indira Jaising, Pramila Patten, Silvia Pimentel, Dubravka Šimonović) should present a revised draft to the Committee at its forty-sixth session for adoption at its forty-seventh session.
The Committee is further concerned that there is insufficient information in the report regarding the various practices and laws regulating,inter alia, marriage and its dissolution, including inheritance, and family relations.
It was concerned, however, that the civil Special Marriage Act fails to ensure equality for women in marriage and its dissolution and recommended that the State amend the Act to give women equal rights to property accumulated during marriage.
The Committee is concerned about the persistence of discriminatory customary laws and practices, especially in rural areas and remote communities, with regard,inter alia, to marriage and its dissolution, inheritance and property rights.
In addition, the Committee requests that the State party provide in its next periodic report information on marriage and its dissolution, including inheritanceand family relations, which would facilitate a better understanding of the situation in this context.
The Committee is further concerned about the persistence of discriminatory customary laws and practices, especially in rural areas and remote communities, with regard to,inter alia, marriage and its dissolution, inheritance and property rights.
The Committee notes with concern that provisions of the Family Code which provide for unequal rights of women and men during marriage and its dissolution are incompatible with the Convention,and in this regard recalls that the State party ratified the Convention without reservations.
It continued to work on a general recommendation on article 2 of the Convention and following a discussion on its long-term programme of work on general recommendations, established working groups on general recommendations on the human rights of older women and the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution A/63/38, Part one, paras. 28 to 30.
It also supported the Committee's efforts to draft general recommendations on older women and protection of their human rights and on the economic consequences of marriage and its dissolution, and fully endorsed the initiatives for the protection of women's rights outlined by the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
While noting with appreciation that the new Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act 2010 introduced new grounds for divorce, such as domestic violence, the Committee is concerned about the persistence of discriminatory customary laws and practices, especially in rural areas and remote communities,with regard to, among others, marriage and its dissolution, inheritance and property rights.