Примеры использования To adopt a comprehensive law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CEDAW urged Fiji to adopt a comprehensive law criminalizing all forms of violence against women.
Argentina emphasized Kazakhstan's cooperation with OHCHR and United Nations human rights mechanisms, andencouraged Kazakhstan to adopt a comprehensive law that includes a definition of direct and indirect discrimination.
CEDAW urged Kuwait to adopt a comprehensive law protecting women, including disabled women, from forced sterilization and abortion.
To adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women that specifically criminalizes acts of domestic violence, including marital rape, and ensure that acts of domestic violence are tried by the criminal courts rather than the Family Tribunal;
The Committee urges the State party to adopt a comprehensive law protecting women, including disabled women, from forced sterilization and abortion.
The Committee urges the State party to adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women and to ensure that all forms of violence against women and girls, both in the public and private spheres, constitute a crime punishable under criminal law. .
CEDAW urged the authorities to adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women and develop an action plan to combat violence against women.
Measures taken or envisaged to adopt a comprehensive law on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination(CERD/C/FJI/CO/17, para. 15; CERD/C/FJI/18-20, annex 1);
Please also indicate the steps taken to adopt a comprehensive law on all forms of violence against women, as recommended by the Committee in its previous concluding observations A/61/38, para. 339.
That the relevant authorities in both entities endeavour to adopt a comprehensive law covering NGOs and remove provisions burdening their activities and restricting their independence, such as confusing registration procedures and excessive taxation;
Please indicate whether the State party intends to adopt a comprehensive law on trafficking which fully complies with article 6 of the Convention and whether it has established mechanisms for the investigation, prosecution and punishment of trafficking offenders and for the assistance and support of the victims.
It called on the Government to adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women, undertake a complete review of discriminatory provisions regarding personal status laws, amend the Personal and Family Code and repeal discriminatory provisions on nationality, income tax and employment.
Please indicate whether the State party intends to adopt a comprehensive law on trafficking which fully complies with article 6 of the Convention and whether it has established mechanisms for the investigation, prosecution and punishment of trafficking offenders and for the assistance and support of the victims.
It also encourages the State party to adopt a comprehensive law on the elimination of racial discrimination, taking into consideration all elements of the definition of racial discrimination provided in article 1 of the Convention, and guaranteeing the right of everyone not to be discriminated against in the enjoyment of all rights enumerated in article 5 of the Convention.
CEDAW urged China to adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women and to provide immediate means of redress and protection to women and girls victims of violence and that China speedily complete, adopt and implement the draft national programme of action against human trafficking.
Human Rights Watch(HRW)called on Honduras to adopt a comprehensive law on non-discrimination based on international human rights standards and to revise the Law on Police and Social Affairs to eliminate ill-defined references to"morality" as well as other vague language that can be used to justify the discriminatory targeting of transgender people.
The Committee urges the State party to adopt a comprehensive law protecting women, in particular girls with mental disabilities, from forced sterilization, and to ensure that rights of women with disabilities are mainstreamed within the national strategies and action plans for women, as well as to intensify its efforts in providing social and health services support to families with girls and women with disabilities.
Expedite the revision of legislation on adoption with a view to adopting a comprehensive law on domestic and intercountry adoption and ensure that it is in full compliance with the Convention and other international standards, in particular the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Inter-country Adoption of 1993;
The State is obligated to bring discrimination to an end by all appropriate means,including legislation, but the Czech legislature has yet to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, and most of the sectoral fields covered by the international human rights law ban on discrimination remain to date unprotected by any form of actionable domestic law ban on racial discrimination.
CERD encouraged Kazakhstan to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, including a definition of direct and indirect discrimination.
The State party is furthermore strongly encouraged to adopt a comprehensive family law to guide appropriate policies in this respect.
The Committee urges the State party to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, including a definition of racial discrimination, and ensure that it covers and criminalizes discrimination on all grounds.
The National Assembly of the Republic of Hungary has not chosen to adopt a comprehensive antidiscrimination law; however, according to decision No. 45/2000(XII.8) of the Constitutional Court of Hungary(AB) this does not constitute an unconstitutional omission in terms of the requirement to legislate.
The World Alliance for Citizen Participation(CIVICUS)urged the Government to adopt a comprehensive and inclusive anti-discrimination law, and to set up effective implementation mechanisms to prevent and combat human rights abuses.
Encourages the State to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law that addresses discrimination, including in the private sphere, prohibits direct and indirect discrimination on all the grounds set forth in the Covenant and provides for effective remedies in cases of discrimination in judicial and administrative proceedings.
The Committee urges the State party to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law spelling out all the prohibited grounds for discrimination, as set out by article 2, paragraph 2, of the Covenant and taking into account the Committee's general comment No. 20(2009) on non-discrimination in economic, social and cultural rights.
Noting the adoption of the Act on the Implementation of Some Regulations of the European Union concerning Equal Treatment(Act) in 2010, HFHR stated that the Act is only restricted to the implementation of the EU anti-discrimination directives andthat the Government did not try to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law covering all major discrimination grounds.
Adopt a comprehensive law to protect the environment(Bhutan);
Adopt a comprehensive law to fight violence against women(Tunisia);
Adopt a comprehensive law on violence against women(Poland);