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They continue to suffer great human and material losses.
For the past 11 years, more than 600 families have been living in torment, and they continue to suffer.
They continue to suffer severe hardship at the hands of the Israeli Defence Forces.
Even though women are better educated than men, however, they continue to suffer wage discrimination.
However, they continue to suffer from inequality in the working place and at home, and often live in precarious conditions.
The girl child's right to express herself in such settings is severely restricted by tradition and culture.Hence they continue to suffer in silence.
They continue to suffer from overwork, inadequate education, few rights, cultural and religious biases, physical abuse, and a sense of little self-worth.
So long as men love only the ephemeral and lose themselves in it,so long will they continue to suffer from that portion of their troubles which is avoidable.
Secretary of State John Kerry, on behalf of President Obama, sent best wishes to all Roma on International Roma Day, April 8, andcalled for an end to the discrimination they continue to suffer.
On this solemn occasion, the Palestinian people reflect on their past and their present with deep sorrow as they continue to suffer and struggle for the realization of their inalienable human rights, including their right to self-determination.
The Committee is very concerned over the high number of children living or working on the street, the lack of social services andreintegration measures available and the stigma they continue to suffer due to their social condition.
In spite of billions of rand spent by the Government of South Africa to try to give the homelands an economic rationale, they continue to suffer from high unemployment and poverty, despite costly and largely futile efforts to attract industries to the border areas.
The Committee, while noting the measures taken by the programme Chile Solidario, is concerned over the high number of street children, the lack of available social services andreintegration measures and the stigma they continue to suffer.
With respect to the rural women of Iraq, in addition to the challenges anddifficulties shared by all women the world over, they continue to suffer the consequences of the practices of the former dictatorship.
This is the sad reality of the Palestinian people under occupation as they continue to suffer the violation of their human rights and grave humanitarian hardships under Israel's oppressive and illegal policies, which affect every aspect of their lives and are at the root of all problems and strife.
Despite the legal abolition of thecaste system in 1963, and the legal prohibitions of caste-based discrimination, they continue to suffer from attitudinal discrimination in society.
Although the victims receive some compensation as a result of the testing, those funds are insufficient to rehabilitate their lands, provide necessary medical care andcompensate for the personal injuries that, to this day, they continue to suffer from.
As the Palestinian people in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem,observe the holy month of Ramadan, they continue to suffer loss and hardship as a result of the illegal policies and practices committed by Israel, the occupying Power.
While noting the measures taken with the aim of enhancing integration of immigrant, refugee and minority women into the Swedish society and of including the women in the labour market,the Committee continues to be concerned about their human rights situation and the fact that they continue to suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
At this time, the Palestinian people reflect on their history andtheir present conditions with deep sorrow as they continue to suffer grave hardships in their ongoing quest to realize their legitimate national aspirations for self-determination, freedom, justice, peace and security in their homeland.
While noting the measures taken to enhance the integration of minority women into Danish society andincluding such women in the labour market, the Committee continues to be concerned at the human rights situation of minority women and the fact that they continue to suffer from multiple forms of discrimination.
Whether or not individuals have chosen to remain in the original area of a catastrophe is largely irrelevant to the fact that they continue to suffer and to bear the consequences of the disaster.
Mr. Mansour(Palestine): As we gather on the fifth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration and Plan of Action,"A world fit for children"(resolution S27/2, annex), a review of the situation of children around the world reveals that, while progress has been made in improving the lives of millions of children,unfortunately millions more continue to face serious challenges and hardships as they continue to suffer from poverty, hunger, disease and war.
In this connection, the Assembly pointed out that women are the first to lose their jobs in times of recession and that they continue to suffer unequal access to training and productive assets.
The Turkish Cypriots have shown that they are infavour of a settlement, as clearly manifested in the 2004 referendum, but they continue to suffer unjustly from the absence of a settlement.
Moreover, the issuance of a visa to the author and his family in 2000 does not mean that they are no longer a victim in the sense of the Covenant as they continue to suffer the effects of the State party's violations of the Covenant.
Yet, because they live in fragile ecosystems increasingly under threat by the commercial exploitation of natural resources and unsustainable practices, they continue to suffer discrimination, marginalization, extreme poverty and conflict.
They continued to suffer limited access to credit, land and training in new technologies as well as fewer educational and employment opportunities.
Her country was concerned that they continued to suffer multiple forms of racism and discrimination, including social exclusion, economic marginalization, poverty and underdevelopment.
Yet they continued to suffer discrimination that was only aggravated by the current food, energy, financial and climate change crises.