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The Committee also recommends that the State party remove children from adult detention facilities.
The State party removed the complainant to Iran on 26 March 2006 despite a finding of a violation of the Convention.
The Committee also recommends that the State party remove children from adult detention facilities.
In early 1992, the Party removed the concession concerning the"specific characteristics" of Tibet, and current policy monitors religious practices and the monasteries, limits the instruction of Tibetan language, and has since suppressed some of the religious and cultural liberalizations implemented by Hu and requested by the Panchen Lama.
The Committee requests that the State party remove impediments women may face in gaining access to justice.
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The Committee recommends that the State party remove, in law and practice, obstacles to trade unions' rights to conduct collective bargaining, and to pay particular attention to the workers' rights in Special Economic Zones(SEZs) and Export Processing Zones EPZs.
The Committee underlines the importance of the role of civil society in the full implementation of the Convention andrecommends that the State party remove all legal, practical and administrative obstacles to the free functioning of civil society.
The Committee will recall that the State party removed the complainant to Iran on 26 March 2006 despite a finding of a violation of the Convention.
The Committee observed the author's response, that an appeal would have been ineffective as the Court of Appeal would only have dealt with the issue of jurisdiction and not with the merits of the case,and that the State party removed the author within hours of the Superior Court's decision, thereby rendering an attempt to appeal this decision moot.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove from its legislation any unjustified registration requirements and grounds for dissolving trade unions.
The Committee underlines the importance of the role of civil society in the full implementation of the Convention andrecommends that the State party remove all legal, practical and administrative obstacles to the free functioning of civil society organizations in the State party. .
The Committee recommends that the State party remove all direct and indirect charges in primary education, which should be compulsory and available free to all, as established in article 13 of the Covenant.
The Committee recommends that, in order to ensure that access to citizenship is grantedon a non-discriminatory basis, the State party remove any administrative and other obstacles and assist persons whose access to obligatory documentation is limited, such as persons of Roma, Serb and Bosniak origin.
It recalled that if a State party removes a person within its jurisdiction to another jurisdiction where there are substantial grounds for believing that there is a real risk of irreparable harm, such as that contemplated by articles 6 and 7 of the Covenant, the State party itself may be in violation of the Covenant.
The Committee underlines the importance of the role of civil society in the full implementation of the Convention andrecommends that the State party remove all legal, practical and administrative obstacles to the free functioning of civil society organizations that contribute to promoting human rights and combating racial discrimination.
The Committee recalls that if a State party removes a person within its jurisdiction to another jurisdiction where there are substantial grounds for believing that there is a real risk of irreparable harm, such as that contemplated by articles 6 and 7 of the Covenant, the State party itself may be in violation of the Covenant.
In line with its general recommendation No. 30(2004),the Committee recommends that the State party remove obstacles that hinder the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by non-citizens, in particular their rights to education, adequate housing, employment and health.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove the exceptions based on ethnic and national origin to the exercise of immigration functions as well as the discretionary powers granted to the UK Border Agency(UKBA) to discriminate at border posts among those entering the territory of the State party. .
In case No. 1442/2005(Kwok v. Australia), involving violations of article 9, paragraph 1, with respect to the author's detention and potential violations of articles 6 and7 in the event the State party removed the author to China, the Committee concluded that the author was entitled to an appropriate remedy, including protection from removal without adequate assurances as well as adequate compensation for the length of the detention to which the author was subjected.
The Committee recalls that if a State party removes a person within its jurisdiction to another jurisdiction and there are substantial grounds for believing that there is a real risk of irreparable harm in the other jurisdiction, such as that contemplated by articles 6 and 7 of the Covenant, the State party itself may be in violation of the Covenant.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove all constraints on the exercise of freedom of association and that it recognize the non-governmental human rights organizations.
The Committee reiterates that, if a State party removes a person within its jurisdiction to another jurisdiction where there are substantial grounds for believing that extradited person will face a real risk of irreparable harm, such as that contemplated by article 7 of the Covenant, the State party itself may be in violation of the Covenant.
It also recommends that the State party remove any obstacles to State recognition of those NGOs that serve the rights of the child and the public interest.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove through the draft Labour Code the existing limitations on the right to strike and the right to collective bargaining, in particular by considering mediation as an alternative and not a condition for a strike, and ensure that the prohibition against striking for civil servants does not exceed the ILO definition of essential services.
In light of its general recommendation No. 30(2004)on discrimination against non-citizens, the Committee recommends that the State party remove obstacles to the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by non-citizens and strengthen its efforts to apply its legislation and the Convention to combat direct or indirect racial discrimination against them, in particular with regard to education, housing and employment.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove the restriction set out in section 7, paragraph 2, of the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights Act in order to ensure unrestricted access of the Institute to all places of detention.
The Committee further recommends that the State party remove the current age restriction in the Children's Act to ensure that children of all ages are able to approach the court for protection.
The Committee also recommends that the State party remove the indication of religious affiliation on identity cards and close the gap in the law which may leave some children stateless.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove the limits on extradition for offences under the Optional Protocol, in particular the requirement of double criminality and the requirement of a minimal penalty under its Penal Code.
The Committee recommends that the State party remove all impediments for creating trade union organizations outside of the National Trade Union Centre and consider adopting a specific law outlining the modalities of the right to organize strike action.