Примеры использования Refugee and asylum-seeking на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Refugee and asylum-seeking women.
The following provisions are in effect regarding refugee and asylum-seeking women.
Refugee and asylum-seeking children.
Various initiatives were also taken during the reporting period to enhance the protection of refugee and asylum-seeking children.
Refugee and asylum-seeking women.
The Committee also recommends that the State party ensure that data on refugee and asylum-seeking children who have been victims of such practices are properly collected.
Amend part 6 of the Immigration Act in order toprovide for special provisions protecting accompanied and unaccompanied refugee and asylum-seeking children;
Children, including refugee and asylum-seeking children, who may have been recruited or used in hostilities in the territory of the State party and/or abroad.
Data on the number of child victims of practices prohibited by the Optional Protocol among refugee and asylum-seeking children within the jurisdiction of the State party.
Regarding the rights of the refugee and asylum-seeking child, the Committee recommends that the State party consider as a preventive measure adopting relevant legislative provisions, in consultation with UNHCR.
Various initiatives were also taken during the reporting period to enhance the protection of refugee and asylum-seeking children, including those who were unaccompanied or separated.
It urged Germany to diversify academic and vocational choices for girls and boys; to encourage girls to choosenon-traditional fields of education; and to closely monitor the situation of refugee and asylum-seeking girls.
The report provides no official statistical data on refugee and asylum-seeking women, or on asylum claims based on gender-related persecution.
The Committee recommends that the State party continue to strengthen programmes and policies to ensure the accessibility of quality education for all children in mainland China, particularly children of migrant workers,children from ethnic minorities and refugee and asylum-seeking children.
CEDAW was concerned about the situation of migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking women, as they were exposed to abusive workand living conditions and gender-based violence.
The persistent challenges for children from rural areas, indigenous and afro-descendant children,as well as refugee and asylum-seeking children in accessing quality education;
Regarding the rights of the refugee and asylum-seeking child, the Committee recommends that the State party consider as a preventive measure adopting relevant legislative provisions, in consultation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. .
The Committee reiterates its concern about the persistence of discrimination against children with disabilities, refugee and asylum-seeking children and undocumented children of migrant workers in Hong Kong, China.
The Committee urges the State party to take all the necessary measures to ensure that all refugee and asylum-seeking children who may have been recruited or used in hostilities have the right to have access to adequate physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration measures.
The Committee expressed particular concern about de facto discrimination,xenophobia and racist attitudes towards children of ethnic minorities, refugee and asylum-seeking children and children belonging to migrant families.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of an adequate system of identification of refugee and asylum-seeking children in the State party and that as a consequence, children are sometimes repatriated without assessment of their situation.
It also regrets the lack of adequate measures taken to identify children who could benefit from those programmes,such as children recruited and/or used by non-State armed groups from a neighbouring State in border areas and refugee and asylum-seeking children who may have been recruited and/or used in hostilities abroad.
Please provide recent statistical data,disaggregated by sex and geographical location, on refugee and asylum-seeking persons, on the number of facilities available to them, as well as information on the quality of these facilities.
Information before the Committee indicates that despite the adoption of the Presidential Decree 114/2010, which incorporates the Asylum Procedures Directiveinto domestic law and provides that women applicants are assisted by women interpreters during the application procedure, refugee and asylum-seeking women do not know about their rights and experience discrimination.
The Committee is further concerned about the persistence of discrimination against children with disabilities,children of migrant workers, refugee and asylum-seeking children, and children infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly in relation to education, housing, health care and other social services.
The Committee reiterates its previous concern that, despite the adoption of legislative guarantees, including the new Anti-discrimination Act, the principle of non-discrimination is not fully respected in practice, and it is particularly concerned at de facto discrimination against and xenophobia and racist attitudes towards children of ethnic minorities, refugee and asylum-seeking children and children belonging to migrant families.
There is an absence of special reception procedures orfacilities for unaccompanied and separated refugee and asylum-seeking children and that they lack access to health care, special care and protection.
CRC was particularly concerned about de facto discrimination and xenophobia and racist attitudes towards children of ethnic minorities, refugee and asylum-seeking children and children belonging to migrant families.
CRC expressed concern about de facto discrimination against children belonging to the Dalit community, indigenous peoples and ethnic minority groups,in addition to refugee and asylum-seeking children, street children, children with disabilities and children living in rural areas.
The Committee would suggest that the bullet point be placed outside the section on"protection from armed conflict", if necessary by dividing its contents into two separate references,one to raise human rights issues affecting all refugee and asylum-seeking children and another one to highlight the need for particular attention to these groups of children(including the internally displaced) in the context of armed conflicts.