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The Committee urges the State party to continue to take all necessary measures to grant women the right to vote.
It encourages the State party to continue to take the necessary steps for the withdrawal of all its remaining declarations and reservations to articles 2 and 16 to the Convention, which, in the opinion of the Committee, go against the object and purpose of the Convention, in order for Moroccan women to benefit from all of the Conventions' provisions.
The Committee welcomes the newly established mechanism within the Danish Institute for Human Rights to receive complaints from individuals in cases of discrimination based on race andencourages the State party to continue to take effective measures to strengthen the work of this Institute, inter alia through the allocation of adequate resources, and to consider expanding its competence so as to enable it to receive complaints of violations of a wider range of human rights, including economic, social and cultural rights.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue to take steps, including through international assistance, towards the goal of building an educational system that"develops critical thinking, life-long learners who are productive and successful and effectively contribute to an improved quality of life at the personal, national and global levels", as enunciated in the Education Sector Plan of Vision 2030 Jamaica.
The Committee strongly urges the State party to continue to take all necessary measures to ensure the independence and integrity of the judiciary and to combat corruption.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take the necessary measures to ensure that the minimum wage enables workers and their families to enjoy an adequate standard of living and that the minimum wage standard is enforced.
In line with its concluding observations of 2000,the Committee urges the State party to continue to take measures, including the enactment of national legislation,to modify or eliminate harmful traditional and cultural practices that discriminate against women, in accordance with articles 2(f) and 5(a) of the Convention.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take measures to accelerate women's full and equal participation in all aspects of political and public life and decision-making, especially as mayors and judges and in academia.
In line with its previous recommendation of 2004, the Committee urges the State party to continue to take measures, including the enactment of national legislation,to modify or eliminate traditional and cultural practices and stereotypes that discriminate against women in accordance with articles 2(f) and 5(a) of the Convention.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take proactive measures to reduce the illiteracy rate of women and to continue to provide education, both formal and informal, to all women and girls, especially in rural areas.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take all appropriate measures to combat all forms of trafficking in women and children in line with article 6 of the Convention.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take effective measures to eradicate this practice, and encourages it to benefit from the experience of other States that have addressed similar issues.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take effective measures to increase school attendance by Roma children, including, inter alia, through allocation of scholarships and the recruitment of additional school personnel from among the Roma community.
The Committee calls upon the State party to continue to take proactive measures to reduce the illiteracy rate among indigenous women and to continue to provide education, both formal and informal, to all women and girls, especially in rural areas.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue to take the necessary steps to ensure access to appropriate basic services and institutional health care, particularly in rural areas, that are adapted to the different linguistic and cultural characteristics of indigenous peoples.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take all necessary measures to prevent the occurrence of such killings,to prosecute those responsible for such crimes and to strengthen efforts to raise awareness among the population at large of the need to eradicate such practices.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take necessary measures to ensure that the minimum wage enables workers and their families to enjoy an adequate standard of living and that the minimum wage standard is effectively enforced, particularly in rural areas and in western areas.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue to take measures to address any instances of corruption and recommends that it thoroughly investigate any cases that appear to involve officials working in areas related to the implementation of the Convention and impose the appropriate sanctions, where necessary.
The Committee invites the State party to continue to take all necessary measures to better reflect in its legislation and its policies the general principles of the Convention, in particular non-discrimination(art. 2), the best interests of the child(art. 3), the right to development(art. 6) and respect for the views of the child art. 12.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue to take effective measures to raise wages, prevent wage arrears and ensure the implementation of article 133 of the Labour Code, which, in line with the Covenant, stipulates that the minimum wage must not be lower than the worker's minimum subsistence level in order to enjoy a decent living.
The Committee encourages the State Party to continue to take all necessary measures, including by enforcing appropriate legislation, providing parental education, education in schools and raising awareness of children, to ensure the protection of the child from information and material harmful to his or her well-being, in conformity to article 17(e) of the Convention.
In particular, the Committee encourages the State party to continue to take effective measures to promote the integration of persons with disabilities into the labour market, including by strengthening the effectiveness of the system of job quotas for them, reintroducing the tax benefits as incentives for hiring persons with disabilities, and establishing an efficient enforcement procedure and remedies.
The Committee urges the State party to continue to take measures to eliminate traditional attitudes that perpetuate discrimination and non-compliance with the provisions of article 10 of the Convention, to address regional disparities in the quality of education and to implement further targeted policies and programmes to overcome educational disadvantages faced by girls and women belonging to diverse ethnic groups, particularly Kurdish girls and women, and those whose mother tongue is not Turkish.
Encouraging all parties to continue to take positive action in order to consolidate and build upon the achievements since 2005 and reaffirming UNMIS' invaluable support for these efforts.
Encourages parties to continue to take specific actions to implement the strategic framework through the activities listed in the biennial programme of work;
Acknowledging progress on the implementation ofSecurity Council resolution 1716(2006), the Friends urged the parties to continue to take concrete steps on confidence-building measures.
By its decision BC-11/2 on progress on the implementation of the strategic framework, the Conference of the Parties to the the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes andTheir Disposal encouraged parties to continue to take specific actions to implement the strategic framework through the activities listed in the biennial programme of work and to mobilize resources to implement the strategic framework.
The SBI urged Annex II Parties to continue to take concrete steps to promote technology transfer.
Calls upon all States parties to continue to take effective steps to implement their commitments under the Convention, in accordance with the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities;
Calls upon all States parties to continue to take effective steps to implement their commitments under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1 in accordance with the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities;