Примеры использования Respect for their views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The whole system for the education andupbringing of children in Ukraine ensures respect for their views.
All children had the right to a good-quality basic education, to respect for their views and for fundamental freedoms at school, and to the benefits of education.
Part IV of the report presented by Cuba, referring to civil rights and freedoms, beginning in paragraph 41,explains how children are able to make their views known and how respect for their views is ensured.
The Committee further regrets that traditional societal attitudes towards children limit respect for their views within the family and in schools, the community and society at large.
The fact that the communication was sent forward nevertheless by the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee, without due care having been taken to rectify it to the satisfaction of all the members of the Conference on Disarmament, is disturbing, andindicative of an absence of respect for their views.
The Committee is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit respect for their views, especially within the family and schools.
Engaging children in active dialogue, and promoting respect for their views as established in the Convention on the Rights of the Child is critical for children's empowerment as actors in their own protection and that of their peers.
Nevertheless, it is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit respect for their views, especially within the family.
However, it is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit respect for their views, especially within the family and schools, and that children are not systematically heard in court and administrative proceedings in matters that affect them.
However, the Committee remains concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society andlocal communities may limit respect for their views, especially within the family and schools.
However, it is concerned that children's opinions are not given sufficient consideration and that respect for their views remains limited in the family, in schools, in courts and before administrative authorities and in society at large, due mainly to traditional and patriarchal attitudes.
Cooperation with NGOs and other civil society organizations should ensure participation of children,focus on their best interests and respect for their views in all matters concerning them.
The Committee recommends that the State party systematically promote andfacilitate children's participation and respect for their views in decisions and policies affecting them, especially through dialogue in the family, at school and in society, in the light of articles 12, 13 and 15 of the Convention.
Key result area 2: Support development and implementation of social conventions, norms and values that favour the prevention of violence, exploitation, abuse and unnecessary separation for all children,while ensuring respect for their views and building on young people's resilience.
The Committee also recommends that the State party promote the participation of children and respect for their views in all matters that concern them in the family, school, other children's institutions and the community.
Key result area 2: Support development and implementation of social conventions, norms and values that favour the prevention of violence, exploitation, abuse and unnecessary separation for all children,whilst ensuring respect for their views and building on young people's resilience.
The Committee also recommends that the State party promote the participation of children and respect for their views in all matters that concern them in the family, school, children's institutions and the community.
While noting, inter alia, the right of the child to choose who she/he wishes to live with in cases of divorce and the presence of student councils in some schools, the Committee remains concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society andlocal communities may limit respect for their views, especially within the family and schools.
The Committee is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society limit respect for their views within the family, schools, other institutions and society at large.
The Committee also recommends that the State party promote the participation of children and respect for their views in all matters that concern them in the family, school, other children's institutions and the community and that it ensure these views are taken into account in the development of relevant policies, plans and legislation.
The Committee is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society still limit the respect for their views, within the family, schools and society at large.
However, it is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit the respect for their views, especially within the family and schools, and that children are not systematically heard in court and administrative proceedings in matters that affect them.
While welcoming initiatives to increase child participation, CRC remained concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society, especially girls,still limit respect for their views, inter alia, within the family, at school and in institutions.
The Committee however reiterates its concern(CRC/C/15/Add.212, para. 30) that traditional attitudes towards children in society continue to limit the respect for their views, especially within the family and schools, and that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to ensure that children are effectively heard in all judicial and administrative proceedings.
The Committee welcomes initiatives to increase child participation by the establishment of children's councils, associations and projects in several states and districts, but remains concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society, especially girls,still limit the respect for their views within the family, at school, in institutions and at the community government level.
Traditional societal attitudes towards children continue to place restrictions on respect for their views in the family, schools, other institutions and society at large;
The Committee is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit the respect for their views, especially within the family and schools.
However, it is concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society may limit the respect for their views, especially within the family and in schools.
However, it was concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society might limit the respect for their views, especially within the family and in schools.
The Committee reiterates its concern that traditional societal attitudes towards children limit the respect for their views, within the family, schools, other institutions and society at large.