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She also notes the lack of support services for victims.
While the Special Rapporteur understands the desire to teach local culture and history, she also notes that these are never monolithic.
She also notes that Kazakhstan did not provide a copy of these alleged guarantees to the Committee.
In addition to cases of confiscation andof restrictions on import which were conveyed to the Special Rapporteur, she also notes that except for copies of the Qur'an, it seems to be difficult to find religious literature in bookshops and libraries.
She also notes that impunity cannot be combated in the absence of efficient witness protection programmes.
She also notes that it will not be point construction, and on the contrary, the space, which will be developed comprehensively.
She also notes that the criminal justice system in Jamaica currently does not have the appropriate capacity to deal with these cases.
She also notes that these aspects of the right to freedom of religion or belief have an absolute character and are not subject to any limitation whatsoever.
She also notes the absence of reaction of the Foreign Ministry in Stockholm, even though it was copied on all exchanges of correspondence.
She also notes that a woman's socio-economic class significantly affects her level of empowerment in comparison to other women.
She also notes that the State party's authorities have failed to take into account the best interests of the child as required under this provision of the Convention.
She also notes the positive aspects of the OHCHR's Plan of Action with respect to the empowerment of minority communities and the enrichment of cultural diversity.
She also notes that, to date, no reparations programme has succeeded in fully reflecting the economic impact of raising children born of rape.
She also notes he had hoped for an annuity of £40 a year(equivalent to £10,900 in 2018) from Arbella based on the fact that he had"been so much damnified by leaving the University.
She also notes that her sons had not been the first males of the Cavendish line to try to find the cave; every group of males for nine generations has died trying to find it.
She also notes that work inspectors in Kazakhstan are reluctant to report cases of trafficking as they consider that it falls under the remit of the Ministry of the Interior(See below)101.
She also notes that acts, sometimes merely symbolic ones or vandalism at the most, targeting economic entities, are being considered as terrorist acts.
She also notes that socio-economic conditions and, sometimes stereotyping, are obstacles faced by the great majority of women around the globe when attempting to enforce their rights.
She also notes that in a number of cases the Government denied that the reported incidents had occurred, or that it was linked to the defence of human rights, and challenged the qualification of certain victims as human rights defenders.
She also notes the serious abuses committed by RCD/Goma officials and the possibility of further reprisals which may lead to an escalation of violence and spread to other provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
She also notes that, in accordance with intellectual property treaties, States must establish"minimum standards of protection", and that surpassing these may not always be compatible with human rights standards.
She also notes that the theory of suicide is not plausible, because the victim's wife had testified that he did not possess any sport trousers and no forensic examination was performed on the sport trousers that were allegedly used.
She also notes that national courts tend to interpret the concepts of"State needs" and"investment projects" in a very broad manner, so as to include investment projects carried out by private construction companies and financed by private investments.
She also notes the role and the activities of a multitude of associations working in the areas of health care and education in Kinshasa and its suburbs and the support offered to street children by women's associations with the aim of giving them back their dignity.
She also notes that the latest correspondence is a letter from the Czech President's Office, dated 16 June 1992, in which the author is informed that the President's Office cannot intervene in the matter, and that only the tribunals are competent to pronounce on the matter.
She also notes that the Human Rights Committee considered, in its general comment No. 22, that the manifestation of religion or belief in worship included"the display of symbols" and certain customs such as the wearing of distinctive clothing or head coverings.
She also notes that it is usual for more information to become available towards the end of the procedure because more questions are asked and because the author, with only a primary-school education, may have had some difficulties in understanding questions at the beginning of the procedure.
She also notes that, although initial voluntary contributions from a number of donors to support the establishment and running of the Commission have been encouraging, the commitments received remain significantly short of the total budget required if the Commission is to be able to implement its mandate fully.
She also notes that employers who cannot, for whatever reason, pay lower wages to employees in starting positions within an organisation may instead change the amounts of wage increases awarded to employees as they get promoted, ie recover the cost of employment protection gradually over the course of the employee's employment with the company.
She also notes that despite the criminalization of the crime of torture since 2003, the Suzak District Court had held that for charges of abuse of power the head inspector of the police station did not fall into the category of an"official person" and this decision was upheld by the Supreme Court.