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CEDAW called upon Tunisia to give priority to reforming or repealing discriminatory legislation.
Revise its legislation with the aim of repealing discriminatory provisions against women, such as those contained in the Family Code.
The authorities must ensure the full enjoyment of human rights by women and the Shia minority,both in practice and by repealing discriminatory legal provisions.
Mr. Cumberbatch Miguén(Cuba)stressed the importance of repealing discriminatory laws and of changing cultural practices that promoted violence against women.
Continue repealing discriminatory laws and to allocate adequate budget for the implementation of its National Gender Programme to ensure non-discrimination against women(Thailand); 115.51.
Implement fully the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women,including by repealing discriminatory provisions in the family law(Slovenia);
Consider modifying or repealing discriminatory legislation, including discriminatory provisions in the Personal Status Law and the Nationality Law(Norway);
The Committee notes with concern that the State party has not made sufficient progress in reviewing and repealing discriminatory provisions against women still existing in national legislation.
Repealing Discriminatory Laws States should respect international human rights standards, including by reviewing,repealing and establishing a moratorium on the application of.
In 2008, CESCR noted with concern that the Philippines had not made sufficient progress in reviewing and repealing discriminatory provisions against women still existing in national legislation.
Please provide information on repealing discriminatory provisions in the Personal Status Law, such as inequalities with regard to setting conditions in the marriage contract; marriage dissolution; and the custody of children.
Still others report that they have created law reform commissions, task forces or similar bodies to study existing laws and practices with the aim of enacting new laws,harmonizing conflicting concepts or repealing discriminatory sections of existing laws and policies.
Please also indicate whether the State party envisages repealing discriminatory provisions in the Penal Code, as recommended in the Committee's previous concluding observations CEDAW/C/TUV/CO/2, para. 32.
Notwithstanding the importance of justice and security sector reforms, institutional reforms must also focus on ending gender discrimination more broadly,including through constitutional guarantees of gender equality, repealing discriminatory legislation, and adopting laws and policies which advance women's rights.
On 1 June, Parliament ratified amendments to the Law on Reconstruction, repealing discriminatory provisions against minorities and potentially allowing access to reconstruction assistance for all returnees, regardless of ethnicity.
The Committee calls upon the State party to establish a legal reform process aimed at amending or repealing discriminatory legislation, including the discriminatory provisions of its penal, personal status and nationality codes.
The Committee calls upon the State party to ensure equal opportunities for women in the labour market by repealing discriminatory laws, regulations and de facto practices that require a male guardian's consent or approval for women to obtain employment.
Ensure that political parties are complying with the federal and state electoral legal frameworks,including by amending or repealing discriminatory provisions against women, such as paragraph 2 of article 219 of the Federal Code of Electoral Institutions and Procedure and by establishing sanctions in cases of non-compliance with the gender quota;
Argentina, Croatia, Germany, Mexico, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa and Viet Nam took steps to recruit more women for military service and changed policies to improvetheir access to service, including by repealing discriminatory policies, offering equal opportunities and equal treatment for women, promulgating policies known as"fast tracking" to increase women's representation in the higher echelons of the armed forces and creating other opportunities for women's professional advancement.
Repeal discriminatory stipulations in the Personnel Act.
Since independence, Algeria has repealed discriminatory legislation and regulations.
Repeal discriminatory provisions in the laws on nationality, income tax and employment, in conformity with relevant provisions of the Convention.
Legislative reform should repeal discriminatory provisions in areas such as nationality, property rights, and inheritance, as well as address violence against women.
A number of States noted recent amendments to their criminal codes in order to modify or repeal discriminatory provisions and to ensure that violent acts are met with appropriate punishments.
My Special Representative has also, through regulation No. 1999/10 of 13 October, repealed discriminatory legislation affecting housing and rights to property that were contrary to international human rights standards.
She expressed concern that theGovernment tended to amend, rather than repeal, discriminatory laws.
Repeal discriminatory provisions in section 170 of the Labour Act(2000) that authorizes the employment of children under the age of 12 years, including migrant children, and ensure a full ban on the recruitment and employment of all children under 14 years of age;
There should be concerted efforts to revise and repeal discriminatory laws and related administrative practices to ensure women's full and equal access to economic resources, including their inheritance and equal right to own property.
CEDAW called upon Kuwait to undertake a comprehensive review of all existing laws;to amend or repeal discriminatory provisions so as to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Convention; and to raise the minimum age of marriage for women and men to 18 years.
The political will to revise or repeal discriminatory laws can arise voluntarily as part of an overall renegotiation of the social contract, and as an act of astute policymaking compelled by social economic developments that have brought about undeniable and irreversible changes in women's roles in practice.