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Yet they continue to face challenges that hinder their ability to achieve tangible results.
Although the detained individuals argue that they were merely acting upon the orders of superiors, they continue to face the death penalty.
However, they continue to face financial difficulties, since Mr. Al-Murbati was the main breadwinner of the family.
This forward-looking, comprehensive, frank andobjective analysis of the situation of the world's children and the problems that they continue to face can guide us in our future efforts.
They continue to face challenges stemming from the demand, supply, production and trafficking of drugs.
The Committee is particularly concerned that they continue to face serious difficulties in the areas of the right to housing, land, work and education.
They continue to face tremendous challenges in maintaining economic growth and implementing poverty reduction programmes.
In this context, the participants shared their national experiences, lessons learned,good practices and difficulties that they continue to face in preparing their national communications.
Despite the difficulties they continue to face, defenders did see changes in the situation of human rights in the region.
Even in contexts where women are able to successfully acquire access to resources such as for example land, they continue to face the challenge of access to other resources for its care.
They continue to face major challenges related to the fragility of financial institutions and the high level of sovereign debt.
Women, girls and young women have a major role to play in development, yet they continue to face a high level of discrimination that prevents their contributions from making an impact on their societies.
They continue to face serious political, logistical and operational challenges, as highlighted in my previous reports.
While democratic systems have improved women's opportunities for involvement in political life, the many economic, social andcultural barriers they continue to face have seriously limited their participation.
They continue to face challenges, including low life expectancy, languages are under serious threat and land use is routinely restricted.
Despite an Urban Development and Housing Act adopted in 1992,the conditions of urban slum residents have only worsened, and they continue to face the threat of eviction and demolition from both the Government and private landowners.
They continue to face a number of constraints(legal, cultural, social norms) that limit their access to the labour market, productive assets and better-paid work.
The provision of such equipment is enhancing the overall logistical capacity of former military andpolice personnel of the African-led International Support Mission in Mali, although they continue to face significant self-sustainment challenges.
They continue to face serious challenges in carrying out their multiple productive and reproductive roles within their families and communities, in part due to lack of rural infrastructure and essential goods and services.
The participants also highlighted the institutional, technical andfinancial difficulties that they continue to face in preparing their national communications and recommended such training workshops be made available to them on a more frequent, periodic basis.
Today, we also call upon all States and the international community as a whole to urgently provide economic and financial assistance to the Palestinian people during this critical period in order to alleviate the current financial and humanitarian crisis they continue to face.
Participants emphasized that they continue to face challenges in exercising the right to self-determination and called for dialogue between States and indigenous peoples to identify and address the barriers to full implementation of the Declaration.
Despite the efforts of African States to reform their economies andbroaden their democratic space, they continue to face economic and financial difficulties that do not allow them to guarantee their people the bare minimum for survival.
Thus, they continue to face major challenges in assessing progress towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, in particular those related to health and reductions in child and maternal mortality, as well as indicators of progress that are dependent on accurate population estimates, such as those for education and gender equality.
While welcoming the efforts to address the de facto discrimination against Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians,the Committee is concerned that they continue to face discrimination in accessing housing, employment, education, social services and participating in political life.
The Committee welcomes the measures taken to alleviate the situation of IDPs, butis concerned that they continue to face obstacles to integration and that some experience dire living conditions due to poverty, that some of them are expected to remain in protracted displacement, while others have not been able to register and obtain IDP status.
Recalling the Declaration of the high-level meeting of the sixty-third session of the General Assembly on the midterm review of the Almaty Programme of Action, of 3 October 2008,which stressed that the higher cost of moving goods across borders for landlocked developing countries puts their products at a competitive disadvantage and that they continue to face challenges in their efforts to establish efficient transit transport systems.
Although many middle-income countries have already reached, or are on track to reach, the Goals andrelated targets, they continue to face significant development and capacity challenges in such areas as governance, social inclusion, human rights violations, elimination of disparities, vulnerability of trade, external financing shocks, technology development and transfer, and adaptation and mitigation to tackle the challenges of climate change.
They continued to face discrimination, violence and abuse and undergo shocking cultural rites.
Today, they continued to face harsh economic conditions, high unemployment and recurrent violence.