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States are obliged to ensure the safety of victims and their access to adequate and appropriate assistance.
Ensure that children living in the streets are not unlawfully arrested and detained, protect them from police brutality and where needed,secure their access to adequate legal services;
Strengthening support for victims of domestic violence in order to ensure their access to adequate services for recovery, counselling and other forms of rehabilitation.
Strengthening support for victims of domestic violence in order to ensure their access to adequate services for recovery, counselling and other forms of rehabilitation.
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However, it remained concerned that the principle of non-discrimination was not fully implemented for children living in the outer islands and in disadvantaged urban communities,especially with regard to their access to adequate health and educational facilities.
It also explores the challenges faced by migrants concerning their access to adequate housing and analyses the policies and regulations affecting their rights.
The multiple layers of discrimination andexclusion faced by migrants affect their access to adequate housing.
Unstable, often violent circumstances can weaken children's family connections as well as their access to adequate schooling, educational performance, friendships and other relationships, weakening their connections to school and community.
Regardless of their immigration status,all migrants must be afforded essential levels of protection with regard to their access to adequate housing and living conditions.
The two opposition leaders have been denied regular contacts with their relatives and their access to adequate medical care has been limited, despite their having serious health complications including high blood pressure and worsening heart conditions.
The Committee is concerned at the difficult situation faced by women in prison,particularly with regard to their access to adequate health facilities and services.
The Committee remains concerned about the lack of information on the situation of rural women,including their access to adequate health-care services, education, credit, social security and other facilities, and their participation in decision-making.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination(art. 2) is not fully implemented for children living in the outer islands and in poor urban communities,especially with regard to their access to adequate health and educational facilities.
The Committee remains concerned about the limited information on the situation of rural women,including their access to adequate health-care services, education, credit, social security and other facilities, and their participation in decision-making.
However, the Committee remains concerned about the inadequate standards, procedures and policies to guarantee and protect the rights of refugee, asylum-seeking and unaccompanied children,including their access to adequate education, health and other social services.
Please provide information on the situation of these women,including information on their access to adequate medical services and gender-appropriate support services.
CRC reiterated its concern that the principle of non-discrimination was not fully implemented for children belonging to minorities, including Roma children, children with disabilities, and children living in rural areas,in particular with regard to their access to adequate health and education facilities.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue working closely with countries of origin to ensure safe repatriation of victims and their access to adequate care and rehabilitation and to pursue its bilateral, regional and international cooperation so as to further curb this phenomenon.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children of Roma origin, children of migrant workers, particularly when they are not legal, and unaccompanied foreign children,especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
These include poverty, inadequate standards, procedures and policies to guarantee and protect the rights of internally displaced, refugee, asylum-seeking and unaccompanied children,including their access to adequate education, health and other social services, and the physical and psychological hardship resulting from armed conflicts which affect children.
States should adopt specific measures to protect and preserve the rights to life and security of persons with albinism, as well as their right not to be subject to torture and ill-treatment,and ensure their access to adequate health care, employment, education and justice.
The Committee recommends that the State party continue its efforts to address the persistent health disparities affecting persons belonging to racial, ethnic and national minorities,in particular by eliminating the obstacles that currently prevent or limit their access to adequate health care, such as lack of health insurance, unequal distribution of health-care resources, persistent racial discrimination in the provision of health care and poor quality of public health-care services.
In its concluding observations(paras. 54 and 55), the Committee recommended that the State party should take all appropriate measures to protect the rights of refugee, asylum-seeking andunaccompanied children and facilitate their access to adequate housing, education, health and other social services.
Budgetary reductions have also affected disabled children who are particularly disadvantaged in their access to adequate health and educational facilities.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children living in institutions, children with disabilities, street children, children with HIV/AIDS, children of Roma origin and other ethnic minorities,especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
The Committee also notes with concern that the restrictions on movement in the Occupied Territories have had a negative impact on the health of women, including older women and disabled women, andin particular their access to adequate health services, such as hospitals, clinics, urgent care and specialized treatment not available in the Occupied Territories.
The Committee recommends that the State party take all appropriate measures to improve the situation of internally displaced families,including their access to adequate housing, education and health services.
In implementing the Strategy,CERD stated that Portugal should ensure the improvement of the living conditions of these communities by improving their access to adequate housing, education, health services, employment and public services.
Their displacement and loss of livelihoods have had a severe impact on their overall resilience and social safety nets and on their access to adequate housing, medical coverage and education services.