Примеры использования Such customs and practices на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It stated that such customs and practices perpetuated discrimination against women and girls.
Turning to the strategy to eradicate harmful traditional customs and practices(deuki, badi and jhuma),he pointed out that such customs and practices were classified as offences under the Nepalese Constitution, which prohibited all forms of exploitation.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women,and are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations.
Mr. LLOYD(Australia) said some customs and practices were not rules of law, but were simply chosen by the parties; inclusion of such customs and practices would constitute an inappropriate modification of the meaning of chapter II of the Model Law.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women,and are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations.
Kindly provide detailed information on the measures envisaged by the Government to amend or repeal such provisions and to abolish or modify such customs and practices through legislation or other programmes, in line with article 2(f) of the Convention.
Such customs and practices, it noted, are reflected in women's disadvantageousand unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making, and in marriage and family relations, and the persistence of violence against women.
While noting the State party's efforts to combat patriarchal attitudes and deep-rooted stereotypes regarding the roles and responsibilities of women and men in all spheres of life,the Committee is concerned at the lack of information on the outcome of those efforts and the fact that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls, resulting in women's disadvantaged and unequal status in many areas, as well as the persistence of violence against women.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girls as they are reflected in the disadvantageous and unequal status of women in many areas, including education, public life, decision-making and in the persistence of violence against women.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girlsand that they are reflected in the disadvantageous and unequal status of women in many areas, including education, public life, decision-making, and in the persistence of violence against women.
The Committee is also concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women, and are reflected in women's disadvantageousand unequal status in many areas, including in public and economic life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls and that they are reflected in women's disadvantaged and unequal status in many areas, including education, public life and decision-making, as well as in the persistence of violence against women.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls and that they are reflected in the disadvantageous and unequal status of those groups in many areas, including public life, decision-making, marriage and family relations, as well as in the persistence of violence against women.
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girls, that they are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including education, public life and decision-making, and that, to date, the State party has not taken adequate and sustained measures to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls and that they are reflected in women's disadvantaged and unequal status in many areas, including education, public life and decision-making, and in the persistence of violence against women, and that, to date, the State party has not taken sustained measures to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls and that they are reflected in women's disadvantaged and unequal status in many areas, including education, public life and decision-making, and in the persistence of violence against women, and that, to date, the State party has not taken sustained measures to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girls, that they are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including education, public life, decision-making and in the persistence of violence against women, and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girls,and that they are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including education and public life and decision-making, and the persistence of violence against women and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women,and that they are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations, and the persistence of violence against women, and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative cultural values and practices. .
The Committee is also concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women and girls, that such customs and practices are reflected in the disadvantageous and unequal status of women and girls in many areas, including in education, public life, decision-making and the persistence of violence against women, and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women that they are reflected in women's disadvantageousand unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations, and in the persistence of violence against women, and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative cultural values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against women,and are reflected in women's disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making, and in marriage and family relations, and the persistence of violence against women, and that so far, the State party has taken ad hoc, rather than sustained and systematic, action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative cultural values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls, as reflected in their disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in public life and decision-making and in marriage and family relations, and the persistence of violence against women and that, thus far, the State party has not taken sustained and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative cultural values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls; that this is reflected in their disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in education, public life, decision-making, marriage and family relations, and the persistence of harmful traditional practices and violence against women; and that, thus far, the State party has not taken effective and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee is concerned that such customs and practices perpetuate discrimination against womenand girls; that this is reflected in their disadvantageous and unequal status in many areas, including in education, public life, decision-making, marriage and family relations, and the persistence of harmful traditional practices, honour killings, bridal kidnappings and violence against women; and that, thus far, the State party has not taken effective and systematic action to modify or eliminate stereotypes and negative traditional values and practices. .
The Committee expresses concern that such norms, customs and practices justify and perpetuate discrimination against women, including violence against women and the persistence of harmful traditional practices, such as food taboos, early and forced marriage, and levirate marriage.
The Committee urges the State party to more vigorously address harmful cultural and traditional customs and practices, such as forced and early marriages, discriminatory widowhood practices, levirate, sororate and the use of the dowry, through effective measures aimed at their elimination, including through the conduct of national campaigns.
The Committee urges the State party to address harmful cultural and traditional customs and practices, such as the use of the bride price and polygamy, more vigorously.
The Committee urges the State party to address harmful cultural and traditional customs and practices, such as the use of FGM, polygamy and the bride price, more vigorously.
The Committee urges the State party to tackle harmful cultural and traditional customs and practices, such as the practice of"moletry"(bride price) in the north-west and the custom that prescribes the abandonment of a twin child in Mananjary.