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States should also take measures.
According to the European Court of Human Rights, States should also take steps to reduce the negative impact of solitary confinement.
States should also take note of the guidance provided by FATF on the implementation of Revised Recommendation 6;
The Special Rapporteur wishes to stress that,although legal aid is an essential feature of the right of access to justice, States should also take measures in other fields to guarantee this right.
In this regard, States should also take into consideration ECRI General Policy Recommendation No. 3.
Consistent with the 1975 Declaration on the Use of Scientific and Technological Progress in the Interests of Peace andfor the Benefit of Mankind, all states should also take appropriate measures to extend the benefits of science and technology to all strata of the population.
States should also take steps to enable passage of individuals in need of health services in insecure areas.
Recognizing that poverty is both a cause anda consequence of discrimination, States should also take a rights-based approach to poverty alleviation which eliminates discrimination including.
States should also take into account gender-related aspects and risks in the assessment as to whether internal relocation is permissible.
When considering the compatibility of possible reservations with the object andpurpose of the Covenant, States should also take into consideration the overall effect of a group of reservations, as well as the effect of each reservation on the integrity of the Covenant, which remains an essential consideration.
States should also take measures to ensure that public prosecutors have an effective right to freedom of expression, belief, association and assembly.
Reiterate that the obligation to pursue nuclear disarmament concerns not only the two States with the largest arsenals and that, in due time,the other nuclear-weapon States should also take part in nuclear disarmament negotiations, bearing in mind that all States parties are called upon to engage in multilateral disarmament negotiations under the provisions of article VI. Pending such negotiations, nuclear-weapon States must undertake not to increase their nuclear holdings.
States should also take special measures to secure for disadvantaged groups the full and equal enjoyment of their human rights.
The nuclear-weapon States should also take other concrete measures to reduce the operational status of their nuclear weapon systems.
States should also take advantage of flexibilities under the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights TRIPS Agreement.
Naturally, States should also take the national measures necessary for the effective implementation of the standards laid down in the treaty.
States should also take measures to protect health facilities, goods, services and workers from attacks by non-State armed groups;
States should also take measures to support the role of women in the fisheries sector by ensuring their access to credit and providing them with adequate facilities at landing sites.
States should also take measures to address the vulnerability of women and children to tenure insecurity due to a breakdown of spousal relations, including as a result of domestic violence.
States should also take appropriate action to implement fully the provisions of article 10, paragraph 2, of the Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1019, No. 14956.
States should also take into consideration other relevant general comments of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, including General Comments Nos. 11, 13(right to education) and 14 right to health.
States should also take measure to combat the increasing levels of xenophobic and racially motivated violence against immigrants in Europe and North America, which was compounded by a lack of legal protection for immigrants.
States should also take into account the standards of prevention applied to the same or comparable activities in other regions or, if they exist, the international standards of prevention applicable for similar activities.
States should also take specific measures under their criminal law to define enforced disappearances as an autonomous criminal offence and to bring their existing legislation in line with the Declaration.
States should also take specific measures under criminal law to define enforced disappearances as a separate criminal offence and to bring their existing legislation in line with the Declaration.
The nuclear weapon States should also take practical steps to lower the alert status, through gradual de-alerting actions of their strategic weapons, consistent with the defensive role of nuclear weapons.
Shipbreaking States should also take immediate steps, to the maximum of their available resources, with a view to realizing fully the right of workers to social security in the event of accidents and occupational diseases.
He added that, while States should also take the reports of truth and reconciliation commissions more fully into account, the reports themselves could perhaps be more explicit in directing States towards the right steps to be taken. .
States should also take specific measures under their criminal law to define enforced disappearances as an autonomous criminal offence and to bring their existing legislation in line with the Declaration.
Lastly, States should also take appropriate disciplinary measures with regard to hate speech or incitement to hatred by public officials, as recognized in article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.