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Female victims of violence continue to have limited access to justice and effective redress mechanisms.
The majority of them experience discrimination even in their families' homes, andare more likely to have limited access even to primary education.
Children who work are likely to have limited access to education, drop out and have lower school attendance and performance.
The prosecutor must allow a suspect's lawyer to interview the suspect and to have limited access to the interrogation process(art. 4);
Rural women continue to have limited access to productive resources despite their important role in economic activity.
The Committee is particularly concerned that ethnic andreligious minority women continue to have limited access to health, education and employment.
They are also most likely to have limited access to information on waste products and to health facilities in the event of contamination.
Because the per capita income of many small island developing States tends to be higher than that of developing countries as a group,they tend to have limited access to concessionary resources.
Victims of torture who remained in detention continued to have limited access to healthcare, which often aggravated their condition.61.
The Rapporteur welcomed the information provided by the representative of Namibia regarding the land reform being conducted by Namibian authorities,noting at the same time that indigenous communities continued to have limited access to land.
Poor and vulnerable people, especially rural women,continue to have limited access to land, natural resources, credit and services.
However, women tend to have limited access to resources to enhance their adaptive capacity in terms of limited land rights, representation in decision-making bodies and access to technology and training.
The situation of the poor is likely to be much worse in those countries,since the poor tend to have limited access to education and health services, which in turn keeps them poor, continuing the vicious cycle of poverty.
While acknowledging the efforts made by the State party to improve access to land, such as the issuance of a subdecree that reclassified certain parcels of public land as private land, and the demining of land inthe north of the State party, the Committee is concerned that women continue to have limited access to land and tenure security.
Cypriot Turkish-speaking children continue to have limited access to education, beyond in the restricted context of language lessons, in their native language;
Women are more likelythan men to be in vulnerable jobs, to be underemployed or without a job, to lack social protection and to have limited access to and control over economic and financial resources.
Over the past year, many continued to have limited access to relatives and lawyers, and have faced administrative punishment for alleged violations of the rules of detention.
In its concluding observations of 15 June 2012(CRC/C/CYP/CO/3-4),the Committee on the Rights of the Child expressed its concern that Cypriot Turkish-speaking children continue to have limited access to education, beyond the restricted context of language lessons, in their native language.
Isolated enclaves in the south continue to have limited access to safe water, mainly because of the destruction of many private and community-owned water tanks, the damage to the distribution system and the disrupted electricity supply.
While it is evident that African women contribute substantially to economic, social and political development and environmental management,they continue to have limited access to basic services and equal opportunities and are often marginalized in decision-making structures.
This is especially significant inasmuch asindigenous peoples continue to have limited access to financial services and are increasingly interested in exploring alternatives to conventional credit financing, including the revival of traditional mechanisms of reciprocity and exchange, which may involve monetary or non-monetary transfers of goods and services.
However, while the Committee notes that efforts were made to provide children with disabilities with financial support and school opportunities,it expresses concern that children with disabilities continue to have limited access to appropriate health care, education and job opportunities.
It also notes with concern that children with disabilities continue to have limited access to education due to lack of political will and financial resources for the necessary equipment and facilities.
While noting some of the efforts made by the State party to improve the livelihood of women and men living in rural areas through, among others, its sanitation and rural electrification programmes,the Committee is concerned that women living in rural areas continue to have limited access to basic services, latrines, clean and safe drinking water, education, employment, health services, credit and loan facilities.
CEDAW remained concerned about the situation of rural women who continued to have limited access to land ownership, credit facilities and extension services, which perpetuated their low social and economic conditions.
It is recognized that those individuals with visual impairment are likely to have limited access to information and healthcare facilities, and may not receive the best care possible because not all health care professionals are aware of specific needs related to vision.
The Committee remains concerned about the situation of rural women,who continue to have limited access to land ownership and to credit facilities and extension services, thus perpetuating their poor social and economic conditions, notwithstanding the adoption of the Agrarian Act.
Women with disabilities have limited access to justice.
Rural women have limited access to health care.
Rural women have limited access to production resources.