Примеры использования Recommended that comoros на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNHCR recommended that Comoros continue to ensure that the births of all children were registered.
UNESCO indicated that media self-regulatory mechanisms for the media were non-existent in Comoros and recommended that Comoros develop them.
CEDAW recommended that Comoros expedite the adoption of the bill on the protection of persons living with HIV/AIDS.
The Committee recommended that Comoros continue its efforts to promote and facilitate school attendance, particularly among girls.
It recommended that Comoros take all available measures, including legal ones, for the prevention and combat of this phenomenon.
CRC recommended that Comoros establish special programmes to address the situation of children living and/or working in the streets.
It recommended that Comoros establish special education programmes for children with disabilities and actively seek their inclusion in society.
In particular, CRC recommended that Comoros include in its legislation a specific prohibition on the use of corporal punishment within the family and at school.
UNHCR recommended that Comoros accede to the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and to the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
CRC also recommended that Comoros take effective measures, including through international cooperation, to improve housing facilities for families.
In 2000, CRC recommended that Comoros increase the legal minimum age for marriage and ensure non-discrimination against girls in this regard.
CRC recommended that Comoros continue taking effective measures for the prevention of HIV/AIDS, including awareness-raising and educational campaigns.
UNHCR recommended that Comoros enact a national refugee law to establish refugee status determination procedures and spell out the rights of refugees in the country.
It recommended that Comoros improve its monitoring mechanisms to ensure the enforcement of existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation.
It also recommended that Comoros ensure equitable access to existing healthcare services and that it make every effort to increase vaccination coverage.
It recommended that Comoros take the necessary measures to establish outside supervision of these placements, in order to prevent the child from being abused by his/her foster family.
It recommended that Comoros increase its efforts to ensure implementation of the principle of non-discrimination and address those cases which continue to occur affecting all vulnerable groups.
It recommended that Comoros take effective measures to prevent and combat child abuse and ill-treatment of children within the family, at school and in other institutions, and in society at large.
UNHCR recommended that Comoros undertake a thorough assessment of the issue of trafficking in persons and take adequate follow-up measures/actions, including enactment of adequate legislation to combat the practice.
UNHCR recommended that Comoros accede to the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol as well as the 1969 African Union Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa.
CRC recommended that Comoros establish as quickly as possible the practice of systematic birth registration for all children born within the national territory and that it proceed with the registration of those children who have not been registered.
CRC recommended that Comoros develop an ongoing programme for the dissemination of information regarding the Convention and pursue efforts to promote child rights education in the country, including initiatives targeting the most vulnerable groups.
CEDAW recommended that Comoros translate the Convention into Comorian and ensure an adequate understanding of the Convention by all government ministries, parliamentarians, the judiciary, law enforcement officers and community leaders.
UNHCR also recommended that Comoros accept UNHCR technical support in drafting national refugee legislation, capacity-building for Government officials and assistance in the development of a national refugee-status determination procedure.
CRC recommended that Comoros take effective measures to ensure that the juvenile justice system is in full conformity in practice, as well as in the legislation, with the provisions of the Convention and of other United Nations standards in this field.
In 2000, CRC recommended that Comoros consider the establishment of an independent body to monitor the implementation of the Convention, with the authority to receive and investigate individual or collective complaints regarding lack of compliance with the Convention and to make recommendations in that regard.
UNHCR recommended that Comoros amend legislation to include safeguards against statelessness that provided that children born in the territory, who would otherwise be stateless, acquired Comorian nationality; that nationals could only renounce their nationality if they possessed or had an assurance to acquire a foreign nationality; and that men and women were equal in the right to acquire, change or retain their nationality.
It recommended that Comoros understand the concept of temporary special measures; make use of them as part of a necessary strategy towards the achievement of women's substantive equality in all policies, programmes and plans of action; and seek support from the United Nations agencies and development partners to apply temporary special measures in addressing the specific needs of women, in fields such as health, education, employment and participation in political and public life at the decision-making level.
JS recommends that Comoros promote income-generating activities for women.
JS recommends that Comoros finalize the biometric card counting system.