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It encourages the State party to study the impact of measures taken so as to ensure achievement of identified targets.
As regards the recommended review of the reservation to article 14, the Committee encourages the State party to study the full content of article 14 paying particular attention to its second paragraph.
She urged the State party to study those examples and to open a debate on the Shariah in Singapore society.
With respect to the translation of periodic reports and concluding observations, he took note of the delegation's explanations butnevertheless urged the State party to study the possibility of having the Committee's concluding observations translated also into German.
The Committee urges the State party to study the causes and scope of the phenomenon of street children and ensure that.
It urges the State party to study the phenomenon of internal trafficking, including its scope, causes, consequences and purposes, and systematically compile information with a view to formulating a comprehensive strategy that includes measures of prevention, prosecution and punishment of offenders, as well as measures to rehabilitate victims and reintegrate them into society.
In line with its previous recommendations, the Committee urges the State party to study the problem of the application of criminal law on the termination of life of neonatal children.
She urged the State party to study international norms and the Committee's general recommendation No. 19 in that regard, drawing special attention to the two pillars of holding the perpetrator accountable and protecting the victim.
For example, in its concluding comments on India in 2007, it urged the State party to study the impact of mega-projects on tribal and rural women and to institute safeguards against their displacement and violation of their human rights.
He urged the State party to study the Committee's general comment No. 29 on article 4 to ascertain whether its derogations from ordinary law under counter-terrorist legislation were consistent with its obligations under the Covenant.
The Committee encourages the State party to study the phenomenon of trafficking in persons, especially in view of the recent increase of tourism in the country.
The Committee requests the State party to study the effect of the application of the Family Law Act(1996) on the economic situation of women upon divorce and to assess the effectiveness of current regulations in protecting the property rights of women upon the break-up of marriage or of de facto unions.
The Committee encourages the State party to study the impact and effectiveness of its mechanisms for addressing domestic violence against women.
The Committee urges the State party to study the Recommended Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Human Trafficking(E/2002/68/Add.1) and to duly implement them while combating trafficking in human beings.
The Committee encourages the State party to study the impact of migration on children with the aim of developing adequate strategies to ensure that children of migrant workers enjoy full social protection.
The Committee further urges the State party to study the behavioural patterns of communities, and of women in particular, that inhibit their utilization of existing services and to take appropriate action.
The Committee encourages the State party to study the impact of migration on children with the aim of developing adequate strategies to ensure that children of migrant workers enjoy full social protection.
The Committee further urges the State party to study the behavioural patterns of communities, and of women in particular, that inhibit their utilization of existing services and to take appropriate action.
The Committee encourages the State party to study, review and reconsider the relevance and usefulness of temporary special measures, in accordance with article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention, and the Committee's general recommendation No. 25.
The Committee urges the State party to study the impact of megaprojects on tribal and rural women and to institute safeguards against their displacement and violation of their human rights.
Furthermore, the Committee encourages the State party to study the adoption of clauses on the rights of the child when negotiating investment treaties and other foreign investment agreements with multinational corporations and foreign governments.
In particular, it encourages the State party to study the reasons for the decline in the issuance of protective orders and to consider putting in place additional protective measures for women, such as enabling the police to issue protective orders.
The Committee calls upon the State party to study and analyse all cases of violence against women, especially those that result in murders of women, and to ensure the adoption of effective measures to prevent violence against women and protect women from violence.
The Committee encourages the State party to study efforts in other countries with respect to the re-evaluation of jobs in which men or women predominate in order to discover whether hidden stereotypes influence the setting of wages.
The Committee calls on the State party to study the impact of the implementation of Act No. 62-11, as amended, and make further amendments as necessary to ensure that customary law and practices that are harmful to and discriminate against women are discontinued.
It calls upon the State party to study the abuse of children, particularly girl children, employed as domestic help, enforce the Child Labour(Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, for their benefit, and devise strategies for their rehabilitation, including their inclusion in the formal educational system.
The Committee also urges the State party to study the health implications of manual scavenging on Dalits engaged in this profession and on the community as a whole, and to address all the impediments to eradicating this practice, including by putting in place modern sanitation facilities and providing the Dalit women engaged in this practice with vocational training and alternative means of livelihood.
In particular, it urges the State party to study the extent to which women lose access to land and other resources because of non-participation in National Service through marriage; to educate communities on the discriminatory aspects of early marriage; and to find solutions for women who have already lost or are losing their eligibility for land and other resources owing to early marriage.
The INITIATIVE of communist and workers' parties to study and elaborate European issues and to coordinate their activity.
Reminded the Parties to report emission andmonitoring data in due time, and encouraged Parties to study the possibilities for improving their EMEP monitoring.