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The State party should revise its legislation in this particular area.
It should revise its legislation and practices, in particular with regard to the above-mentioned concerns.
UNHCR recommended that, as the provisions relating to nationality in the Civil Code did not include sufficient safeguards against statelessness,Guinea should revise its legislation pertaining to nationality and align it with international standards relating to gender equality and the prevention of statelessness.
The State party should revise its legislation guaranteeing the principle of non-refoulement.
The State party should revise its legislation and practices to ensure that witnesses and victims of human rights violations, including of torture and enforced disappearance, and members of their families are effectively protected and assisted, in particular by.
In addition, the State party should revise its legislation to prohibit the use of evidence obtained as a result of torture in court proceedings.
The State party should revise its legislation with regard to the age of criminal responsibility, which at its present level is unacceptable under international standards.
The State party should revise its legislation so as to bring it into line with the provisions of the Covenant.
The State party should revise its legislation to make it fully compatible with article 4 of the Covenant.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that any limitations on the right to freedom of opinion and expression are in strict compliance with article 19 of the Covenant.
The State party should revise its legislation to authorize non-Muslims to practice and manifest their religion, including in places of public worship.
CAT stated that Mauritius should revise its legislation guaranteeing the principle of non-refoulement, and review the Extradition Act to bring it into full compliance with article 3 of the Convention.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that foreign nationals who enter the territory of the State party enjoy all their rights under the Covenant, particularly to freedom of movement and privacy.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that it does not discriminate against persons with mental, intellectual or psychosocial disabilities by denying them the right to vote on grounds that are disproportionate or that have no reasonable and objective relationship to their ability to vote.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that any limitations on the rights to freedom of expression are in strict compliance with article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, and in particular it should review the registration requirements for newspapers and ensure that media are free from harassment and intimidation.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that any limitations on the right to freedom of association and assembly are in strict compliance with articles 21 and 22 of the Covenant, and in particular it should reconsider the funding restrictions on local NGOs in the light of the Covenant and it should authorize all NGOs to work in the field of human rights.
Hong Kong, China, should revise its legislation to ensure that it does not discriminate against persons with mental, intellectual or psychosocial disabilities by denying them the right to vote on bases that are disproportionate or that have no reasonable and objective relation to their ability to vote, taking account of article 25, of the Covenant and article 29 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The State party should revise its legislation to ensure that it does not discriminate against persons with mental intellectual or psychosocial disabilities by denying them the right to vote on bases that are disproportionate or that have no reasonable and objective relationship to their ability to vote, taking account of article 25 of the Covenant, and article 29 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The State party should revise its legislation on blasphemy and related laws, and the application thereof to ensure their strict compliance with the Covenant, bearing in mind that prohibitions of displays of lack of respect for a religion or other belief system, including blasphemy laws, are incompatible with the Covenant, except pursuant to article 19, paragraph 3, and in the specific circumstances envisaged in article 20, paragraph 2, of the Covenant Committee's general comment No. 34, para. 48.
The State party should further revise its legislation and policies with a view to removing all disparaging and degrading references to persons with disabilities.
China should therefore revise its legislation in the light of the provisions of that article and take the necessary measures to eliminate the gaps in the law in that field.
The State party should urgently revise its legislation, including the Publication Act of 1972, to ensure that any limitations on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, including those of the media, are in strict compliance with the Covenant.
The State party should revise its national legislation to ensure that acts of torture are offences under criminal law and are punishable by severe penalties which take into account the grave nature of these acts, as required by article 4, paragraph 2, of the Convention.
The State party should revise its criminal procedure legislation and introduce a system that ensures that all detainees are as a matter of course brought promptly before a judge who will decide without delay on the lawfulness of the detention.
Information should be requested on State party plans to revise its legislation to guarantee that the accused can systematically see their lawyers at an early stage of the proceedings; Suggested question.
It should also revise its legislation, particularly the new draft Code of Criminal Procedure, in order to establish a specific limit for pretrial detention and guarantee its implementation with the aim of avoiding excessive and unreasonable periods of pretrial detention. It should take urgent measures to remedy the situation of persons who have been in pretrial detention for many years.
The Committee reiterates the recommendation made in its previous concluding observations(CERD/C/YEM/CO/16)that the State party should revise its Penal Code in order to introduce specific legislation dealing with conduct that is proscribed by article 4 of the Convention.
The State party should consider revising its legislation so that any detainee, whether detained on criminal or administrative grounds, must be brought to a habeas corpus hearing within 48 hours of deprivation of liberty.
The State party should also revise its criminal legislation to guarantee, both de jure and de facto, the fundamental legal safeguards for persons deprived of their liberty, including.
The State party should increase its efforts to revise its legislation to fully guarantee the 0rights of the Sami people in their traditional land, ensuring respect for the right of Sami communities to engage in free, prior and informed participation in policy and development processes that affect them.