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The Committee notes that the State party has enacted legislation to regulate domestic adoptions.
While the State party has enacted a number of criminal law provisions in the field of racial discrimination, and amended them following the Committee's recommendations, there is little evidence that these criminal provisions are being used.
Required information may include a summary of laws, policies andother measures that a party has enacted to implement a multilateral environmental agreement, along with statistical data related to performance.
The State Party has enacted a number of laws that prohibit discrimination with a view to guaranteeing equality of all persons, including children.
The Committee notes with appreciation that, since the consideration of its combined initial, second and third periodic report(CEDAW/C/PAK/1-3) in 2007,the State party has enacted and revised numerous laws and legal provisions aimed at eliminating discrimination against women.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted the Act on Integration of Aliens(1998), which entered into force on 1 January 1999.
The State party has enacted the Penal Code(Amendment) Act. No. 12 of 2000 and the Criminal Procedure Code(Amendment) Act No. 13 of 2000 which provide for community service in order to reduce on custodial sentences and thereby lessen congestion in prisons.
The Committee notes with appreciation that, since the consideration of its sixth periodic report(CEDAW/C/KOR/6) in 2007, the State party has enacted and revised numerous laws and legal provisions aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and promoting gender equality in order to achieve compliance with its obligations under the Convention.
Once the State Party has enacted legislation or regulations banning individuals and private companies from owning or possessing anti-personnel landmines, it is only the State Party itself that may own them, and then only for permitted purposes.
The Committee notes with appreciation that, since the consideration of its fourth and fifth periodic reports(CEDAW/C/JPN/4 and CEDAW/C/JPN/5) in 2003,the State party has enacted and revised numerous laws and legal provisions aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and promoting gender equality and achieving compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention.
The State party has enacted the National Health Services Act, which set up the Central Board of Health(CBOH) whose functions are, inter alia.
The Committee is deeply concerned that section 29 of the Constitution stipulates that the exercise of human rights might be restricted if it is deemed divisive, unsettling or offensive to the people or threatens the values and culture of Tuvalu,and that the State party has enacted the Religious Organisations Restriction Act 2010, which results in the placement of restrictions on the freedom of religion, leaving the registration of religious organizations to the discretion of island Falekaupule.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted the Refugees Act; however, it is concerned that insufficient efforts have been made to establish a special refugee status determination procedure for unaccompanied minors.
The Committee notes with appreciation that, since the consideration ofits fourth periodic report(CEDAW/C/KOR/4) in 1998, the State party has enacted and revised numerous laws and legal provisions aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and promoting gender equality and at achieving compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention.
While noting that the State party has enacted a package of anti-discrimination laws, the Committee is concerned that insufficient measures have been put in place to ensure their speedy, consistent and effective implementation.
The author notes that the State party has enacted legislation and delegated certain powers to autonomous organs.
In addition, the State Party has enacted several sector-specific laws to ensure the enjoyment or exercise by women, irrespective of their marital status, on a basis of equality of men and women, of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the political, socio-economic, cultural, civil or any other field.
The Committee takes note with satisfaction that the State party has enacted the necessary legislation, in accordance with article 4(a), to eradicate all incitement to, or acts of, racial discrimination.
While noting that the State party has enacted a Corporate Responsibility Strategy, the Committee is concerned that the State party has not yet adopted measures with regard to transnational corporations registered in Canada whose activities negatively impact the rights of indigenous peoples outside Canada, in particular in mining activities art. 5.
Please inform the Committee whether the State party has enacted measures or is considering enacting measures to reduce that period and to eliminate the possibility of further extensions.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted legislation to guarantee registration at birth(the Registration of Inhabitants Act), but is concerned that many children are still not registered, particularly those living in nomadic and hill tribe communities.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted many laws which have not been fully implemented in practice, as exemplified by the remaining gap in remuneration for equal work between men and women, even in the public sector.
The Committee notes that the State party has enacted domestic legislation to guarantee registration at birth(the Registration of Births and Deaths Act), but is concerned that some children are still not registered at birth and are not given a name until their baptism, which could be three or four months after their birth.
While the Committee notes that the State party has enacted legislation relating to the establishment of juvenile courts, it is still concerned at the general situation with regard to the administration of juvenile justice and in particular its compatibility with the Convention, as well as other relevant United Nations standards.
The report indicates that the State party has enacted anti-trafficking legislation regarding children, but that it has currently no such legislation regarding women(para. 56), whereas women and girls are increasingly trafficked from and within the State party for the purpose of domestic work as vidomegons, as well as in the agriculture and trade sector.
With respect to anti-terrorism legislation that the State party has enacted since its previous report, please elaborate on the safeguards contained in those instruments to ensure that the right of the Mauritian authorities to extradite persons suspected of'acts of terrorism' at the request of foreign states take into account the risk of their facing torture or cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment in their country of origin or any other country.
Mr. Diaconu said that the State party had enacted extremely detailed legislation in all areas covered by the Convention.
Some States parties had enacted measures protecting both public and private sector whistleblowers and made details of reports publicly available.
Mr. Cali Tzay said he was surprised that the State party had enacted a law expressly prohibiting any direct or indirect discrimination on grounds of genetic heritage, in particular, and asked the delegation to explain the reason for such a legislative measure.
Recommendation 36/20 had noted that the Party had enacted legislation providing for an ozonedepleting substance quota system and had requested it to report to the Secretariat by 16 August 2006 on whether the quota system had commenced operation.