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Their limited access to basic social services;
Girls face additional risks owing to their limited access to employment.
Their limited access to resources and decision-making processes increases their vulnerability to climate change.
The lack of rehabilitation measures for such children and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern.
Their limited access to education, employment, information, health services and justice were major constraints on the exercise of their citizenship rights.
The insufficiency of rehabilitation measures for such children and their limited access to justice is also a matter of concern.
Their limited access to education, employment, information, health services and justice are major constraints on their citizenship rights, their ability to negotiate the terms of their existence and to obtain redress for their problems.
The insufficiency of rehabilitation measures andfacilities for victims, and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern.
The marginalization of women and their limited access to information and resources hinder the development process in Arab countries.
The insufficiency of rehabilitation measures andfacilities for such children and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern.
Owing to their limited access to the traditional avenues to power, such as the decision-making bodies of political parties, employer organizations and trade unions, women have gained access to power through alternative structures, particularly in the non-governmental organization sector.
The insufficiency of rehabilitation measures for such children and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern.
Concern is expressed at the existing patterns of economic and social disparity, and of gender and racial discrimination; at the marginalization of children belonging to the AfroColombian and indigenous populations; and at the precarious situation of children belonging to internally displaced populations,especially regarding their limited access to housing, education and health services.
The lack of special structures for children victims of abuse and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern, as is the lack of rehabilitation measures for such children.
The Forum analysed the critical concerns of older persons,including the excessive burden borne by older women due to their provision of unremunerated care and their limited access to social protection schemes.
The Committee also expresses its deep concern at the continuing andincreasing displacement of children and their limited access to social and health services, education and to development due to the adverse effects of internal armed conflict.
The IDMC/NRC expressed concern inter alia about the precarious living conditions of IDPs in humanitarian zones; the increasing threats and attacks against returnees;the protection risks of internally displaced children and their limited access to education; the lack of adequate protection and effective remedies.
CRC was concerned about the poor situation of indigenous children and their limited access to social services, including health care, immunization and education, and about the violation of their right to development and to enjoy their own culture.
The situation can be partly explained by a lack of knowledge and skills of the health care providers,as well as, their limited access to the WHO sources published in the local language.
Recognizing that more women than men live in absolute poverty and the imbalance is on the increase,resulting in their limited access to income, resources, education, health care, nutrition, shelter and safe water in all developing countries, in particular African countries and the least developed countries.
Notwithstanding the information provided by the delegation on the progress made with respect to access of migrants of Haitian origin to basic social services,the Committee is concerned at reports received regarding the dire living conditions of undocumented Haitian migrants and their children, and their limited access to health services, housing, sanitation, drinking water and education, including university studies art. 5(e)(iv), v.
The Committee is concerned at the situation of children belonging to minorities, including Batwa children,in particular their limited access to basic social services, including health care, immunization and education, and the violation of their rights to survival and development, to enjoy their own culture and to be protected from discrimination.
The Committee is concerned that the State party is able to provide only the arrested child soldiers with physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration services, but the majority of children involved in and affected by armed conflict is never reached. Furthermore,the Committee is concerned about the continuing displacement of children and their limited access to social and health services, education and, above all, to development due to the adverse effects of internal armed conflict.
Expresses concern at the persistent problems of large numbers of internally displaced persons worldwide, in particular the risk of extreme poverty andsocio-economic exclusion, their limited access to humanitarian assistance, vulnerability to human rights violations and difficulties resulting from their specific situation, such as lack of food, medication or shelter, and issues pertinent during their reintegration, including, in appropriate cases, the need for the restitution of or compensation for property;
The insufficiency of rehabilitation measures andfacilities for such children and their limited access to justice are also matters of concern.
Expresses concern at the persistent problems of large numbers of internally displaced persons worldwide, in particular the risk of extreme poverty andsocio-economic exclusion, their limited access to humanitarian assistance, vulnerability to human rights violations and difficulties resulting from their specific situation, such as lack of food, medication or shelter and issues pertinent during their reintegration, including, in appropriate cases, the need for the restitution of or compensation for property;
CRC was concerned about the very limited basic services supporting children with disabilities and at their limited access to education, health, social services, social events and cultural activities.
The Committee expresses its concern about prevailing stigmatization anddiscrimination of children with disabilities and their limited access to services, often due to lack of collaboration among professionals and government bodies as well as lack of physical accessibility.
The Committee is also concerned about Maori and Pacific women and girls' unfavourable health situation,including their limited access to health care and their high mortality rate as well as the high incidence of domestic violence and of arranged marriages.
While noting recent measures taken by the State party to improve the situation of refugees andasylum-seekers, the Committee expresses concern about their limited access to employment and housing, as well as about the reportedly poor conditions in detention centres art. 5(e)(i) and(e) iii.