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The Government was also caught in the web of major financial scandals.
The Government was also asked to comment on allegations of human rights abuses against Roma gypsies.
The Government was also encouraged to include human rights education in the school curriculum.
The Government was also in arrears in paying vendors, workers and personal income tax refunds.
The Government was also asked to provide for information on progress made to increase gender sensitiveness of the educational curricula.
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The Government was also in the process of reviewing all its legislation to bring it into line with provisions of the Convention.
The Government was also informed that its request for a restructuring of OLS would take place in consultation with all concerned parties.
The Government was also urged to engage in a wide-ranging dialogue with"non-traditional" religious groups about ways to guarantee their full rights and freedoms.
The Government was also invited to take effective measures to ensure that all persons reporting torture or ill-treatment are protected from threats or intimidation.
The Government was also urged to fulfil its obligations in respect of the rights to education, health, housing and food, as enshrined in the new Constitution.
The Government was also invited to provide in its next report detailed information, including statistics and measures taken on HIV/ AIDS infection trends of women.
The Government was also holding discussions with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia(FARC) with the aim of obtaining the liberation of kidnapping victims being held by that organization.
The Government was also asked to clarify whether the relevant national legislation is intended to cover both direct and indirect discrimination as required by the Convention.
The Government was also requested to provide information on the corresponding measures taken by the Government to enforce the provisions, in both the private and public sectors.
The Government was also requested to provide information on the measures taken to encourage the sharing of family responsibilities and measures taken by enterprises to set up childcare services.
The Government was also encouraged to take the necessary measures to facilitate the collection and analysis by the ETC of data disaggregated by sex, with a view to assessing the impact of training programmes on the employment of women.
The Government was also doing its utmost to promote the ratification and ensure the entry into force of the Optional Protocol to the Convention so that NHRC would become responsible for visits to detention facilities.
The Government was also asked to provide information on the measures taken or envisaged to promote the application of the Convention in the private sector, including any cooperation with the social partners in this regard.
The Government was also asked to provide information on the manner in which the labour inspection service and the other competent bodies supervise and ensure the principles of equal remuneration, as enshrined in the Convention.
The Government was also trying to combat the discrimination that could affect immigrant workers, either at the recruitment stage or in their relations with their employers, colleagues and the various representatives of the public services.
The Government was also asked to provide the results of the survey on the position of women in small and medium-sized enterprises as well as statistical information, disaggregated by sex, indicating the position of men and women in the labour market.
The Government was also energetically and effectively implementing measures to combat the menace of illicit drug trafficking and was cooperating at the subregional level with other countries of the region and the United Nations International Drug Control Programme UNDCP.
The Government was also aware that Egypt had not accepted the individual complaint jurisdiction of any treaty body, or the invitation of any international monitoring bodies, including the United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
The Government was also called upon to ensure immediate access by humanitarian agencies to displaced persons, both in East Timor and West Timor as well as other parts of the Indonesian territory, to guarantee the security and free movement of international personnel and to continue to allow the deployment of emergency humanitarian assistance.
The Government was also asked to provide information(a) on the measures taken to promote equal access of men and women to employment in the government, parastatal and private sectors and to promote women's equal access to income-generating activities in the informal economy; and(b) updated statistical information concerning the position of men and women in the labour force.
The Government was also requested to provide detailed information on the measures taken or envisaged to ensure that part-time female workers receive treatment equivalent to full-time workers in respect of other aspects of maternity protection, such as maternity leave, health protection of the mother and the child, transfer to more appropriate work, protection against dismissal and income maintenance.
The Government is also in the process of formulating a national security policy and has tasked the Governance Reform Commission with leading the public dialogue on security sector reform.
The Government is also implementing construction of 2,592 housing units using appropriate building technology in Turkana County for internally displaced persons.
The Government is also in the process of preparing its second periodic report under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, with assistance from UNICEF.
The Government is also consulting the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and a ministerial-level workshop is planned for March 2011.