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The State must also review, revise and remove discriminatory laws against women.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the severity of the mental illness is not by itself sufficient to justify detention; the State must also show that detention is necessary to protect the safety of the person or of others.
The state must also care for the spiritual values: education, culture, and freedom of the church.
It added that citizenship laws need to be extended to members of all religions andethnicities and that if the funding of mosques continues, the state must also provide funding for the construction of other religious places of worship.
To that end, the State must also establish and maintain an adequate administrative apparatus.
The guiding principle of this assistance is non-discrimination, for such persons have the right notto suffer discrimination or stigmatization because of their illness; the State must also address the impairment of their rights with respect to their pay, allowances and working conditions as a result of their condition, as well as to the possibility of their acquiring a home through the Social Housing Fund FSV.
The State must also actually exercise its jurisdiction over a suspect, starting by establishing the facts.
In ensuring proper functioning of the market economy, the State must also anticipate economic and social developments to adapt market mechanisms and prevent all forms of exclusion through targeted measures.
That State must also engage in negotiations on the human rights issues covered in the draft resolution.
While international humanitarian assistance was essential, the State must also take urgent action to provide adequate nutrition and health care to malnourished women and children and improve maternal health care.
The State must also strengthen security measures for justice operators and for all witnesses and victims.
The state must also use its regulatory power to ensure competition and protect the interests of consumers and workers.
The State must also provide work-related health and social-insurance services and protect motherhood and the child.
The State must also seek to identify ways in which it can assist non-governmental organizations working on issues of domestic violence;
The State must also guarantee a balance between the various layers of New Caledonia society in order to help us achieve emancipation together.
The State must also assure the diffusion and teaching of human rights in the national languages through all mass media, and particularly by radio and television.
The State must also be held responsible, on the grounds of its failure to perform its protective function, for the deaths which occur in prison as a result of illness, lack of food or care.
The State must also consolidate peace in the country in order fully to launch the programme of economic recovery and thereby curb the growing poverty, as there can be no development without peace.
The State must also give appropriate training, instructions and briefing to its soldiers and other agents who may use force and exercise strict control over any operations which may involve the use of lethal force.
The State must also provide formal guarantees that the exported goods will not be used in any activity not subject to safeguards that is related to nuclear arms or explosive devices, or to devices that spread radioactive material or material from the nuclear fuel cycle.
The State must also examine, with complete objectivity, the needs of minorities and ethnic communities, especially with regard to the funding of religious institutions and religious training. It must also ensure that the public funds allocated are sufficient and distributed equally among all communities(Muslim and other faiths) with a view to encouraging tolerance and non-discrimination.
States must also adopt a broad-based approach to combating HIV/AIDS.
States must also establish political and institutional frameworks that promoted transparency and accountability.
States must also address the root causes of displacement.
States must also cooperate to detect and prevent trafficking in such information across borders.
States must also act preventively, ensuring that there is transparency and accountability.
States must also withdraw their reservations to specific issues in the treaty.
States must also assume greater responsibility for the transfer of nuclear items.
States must also allow for anonymous reporting of such incidents.
States must also ensure workers have a sufficient understanding of all relevant information.