Примеры использования Notes with concern that children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless, the Committee notes with concern that children cannot lodge complaints themselves.
Notwithstanding some positive steps taken to improve the detention and prison conditions for persons below 18 years of age,the Committee notes with concern that children's living conditions remain poor in these institutions.
The Committee also notes with concern that children with disabilities are primarily placed in residential care institutions.
While welcoming the ratification by the State party of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities andits Optional Protocol, the Committee notes with concern that children with disabilities are limited in their participation in cultural and recreational activities.
The Committee notes with concern that children of human rights defenders and political opponents seem to be particularly targeted.
Notwithstanding the opportunities provided by the Marriage and Family Code for children to express their views(change of name, determination of paternity, place of residence and determination of adoption, amongst others),the Committee notes with concern that children have limited opportunities to freely and fearlessly express their views in schools, courts, or within the family.
The Committee notes with concern that children with disabilities are limited in their participation in cultural and recreational activities.
Despite the efforts of the National Committee for Disabled Affairs and the intergovernmental disability committee under the Ministry of Social Affairs,the Committee notes with concern that children with disabilities are not provided with equal opportunities for full participation in all spheres of life, e.g. they have limited access to the physical environment, including public buildings, and transportation, information and communication, and inclusion of these children in the mainstream school system is still occasional.
He notes with concern that children suffering from serious medical conditions as well as children with disabilities were routinely kept in detention despite guidelines stating clearly they should not be.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the introduction of this legislation but notes with concern that children between the ages of 16 and 18 are not covered by its provisions and would recommend that measures be taken to extend the ambit of the legislation in order to provide protection to children in this age group.
It notes with concern that children with disabilities have limited access to social and healthcare services and that they have very few opportunities for inclusive education.
The Committee also notes with concern that children of unmarried parents do not have equal right to maintenance as those of married parents.
Notes with concern that children continue to be recruited and used by armed groups and certain elements of the military, and calls for continued national efforts to discourage the use and recruitment of child soldiers;
The Committee also notes with concern that children of men whose nationality is revoked automatically lost theirs too, even if they were adults art. 5.
The Committee notes with concern that children are recruited by armed groups and forces, including by the Afghan National Security Forces art. 10.
It further notes with concern that children born out of wedlock are not entitled to equal rights, such as to be recognized as a"legitimate" child of the father.
The Committee notes with concern that children born out of wedlock are not entitled to equal rights and that they face both de facto and de jure discrimination in their everyday life.
The Committee also notes with concern that children are not allowed to submit complaints to the Police Complaints Commission unless a relevant adult is present while the statement of complaint is being taken.
The Committee notes with concern that children of seasonal workers residing illegally in the State party may have difficulties in accessing health and education services.
The Committee also notes with concern that children over the age of 8 can be forcibly separated from their parents and placed under the care of the Director of the Social Welfare Services arts. 11 and 16.
It further notes with concern that children in those institutions are frequently neglected and ill-treated and, due to a lack of resources, are not provided with proper care and appropriate basic services.
The Committee also notes with concern that children suspected of crimes are either incarcerated with adult offenders in deplorable conditions or sent to overcrowded facilities in Freetown.
The Special Rapporteur notes with concern that children continue to be among the hardest hit by the economic downturn,with 19.5 per cent of children at risk of poverty, and 30.2 per cent experiencing material deprivation.
It further notes with concern that children, in those institutions, are neglected and ill-treated and, because of a lack of resources, are not provided with adequate housing and care and appropriate basic services.
The Committee further notes with concern that children with disabilities are often victims of discrimination, including economic discrimination due to, inter alia, unresolved pension issues and difficulties with access to housing.
The Committee notes with concern that children living in the outer islands do not have adequate access to information and material from a diversity of national and international sources aimed at promoting the child's development and physical and mental health.
The Committee also notes with concern that children who have become victims of an offence under the Optional Protocol and are in an irregular migration situation, or whose residence status is unclear, cannot adequately benefit from the protective provisions of the Optional Protocol.
The Committee notes with concern that children living in remote areas have limited access to basic health services, particularly those living in the traditional territories of the Ngöbe Buglé, Emberá and Kuna, who are also less likely to have access to clean water and sanitation services.
However, it notes with concern that children with disabilities continue to be excluded from participation in various aspects of public life in the State party due to the limited accessibility of their physical environment, and the lack of appropriate services and information.
The Committee notes with concern that children from poor families, pregnant girls, children living in remote rural areas and in informal settlements, nomadic children, children with disabilities, refugee children and internally displaced children have limited access to education. art. 13.