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Enforcement of the Certification Scheme continues to pose a challenge.
The management of arms continues to pose a challenge for the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
However, high levels of violence against women continue to pose a challenge.
However, as we meet today,racism continues to pose a challenge in the same way that it did in 2001.
Data unavailability on the unmet need for family planning continues to pose a challenge.
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Securing both borders continues to pose a challenge to the Government.
The participation of indigenous peoples in the United Nations Forum on Forests continues to pose a challenge.
Storage of weapons in the leeward counties continues to pose a challenge for the security forces, especially the national police.
The decision of the Seventh Review Conference to mandate additional tasks to the Unit without increasing its resources continued to pose a challenge.
The level and unpredictable nature of resources in 2003 has continued to pose a challenge for the management of the Annual Programme Budget.
Nevertheless, as with many small states, the reporting requirements arising from human rights andother treaties are onerous and continue to pose a challenge.
Enforcing widespread use of these forms continues to pose a challenge for the current administration, given the linguistic diversity of the country.
Illiteracy and a mismatch between skills andwhat is demanded in the job market continue to pose a challenge during adulthood.
Racism and racial discrimination continue to pose a challenge to humankind and to negate the principles of the Charter of the United Nations.
Mr. Gubarevich(Belarus) said that the problem of mass population displacements continued to pose a challenge to the international community.
Bank secrecy does not appear to pose a challenge to the provision of assistance, and assistance would not be refused for offences involving fiscal matters under Lesotho's bilateral treaty.
However, the Rapporteur considered that the sequencing of the follow-up procedure and the optional reporting procedure continued to pose a challenge for the Committee.
The enforcement of trafficking laws continues to pose a challenge to many States, as demonstrated by the low number of prosecutions.
However, the flow of immigrants and refugees across the region from conflicts zones in the Middle East andAfrica continues to pose a challenge to immigration authorities.
Despite the progress achieved, border management continues to pose a challenge because of the porosity of borders and the existence of black-market trade routes.
However, damaged infrastructure, limited resources and equipment and the lack of technical andprofessional capacity continue to pose a challenge to effective decentralization.
In conclusion, racism andracial discrimination continue to pose a challenge to humanity today, and we need a collective effort to rid the world of this scourge.
Although partners have since scaled-up activities and are providing assistance wherever security and logistical conditions permit, access andcapacity constraints on the ground continue to pose a challenge.
In some States, vague or overly broad definitions of terrorist offences continue to pose a challenge to effective implementation of resolution 1373 2001.
Clandestine migration continued to pose a challenge but less so since the adoption in 2005 of the Trafficking in Persons Act and the establishment in 2010 of an inter-ministerial unit to coordinate action against trafficking.
Its small size, remoteness from the mainstream of regional economic flows andgeographical isolation continue to pose a challenge to the country in achieving its development goals.
In addition, aid effectiveness, in particular aid transparency,continues to pose a challenge to developing countries in respect of accessing up-to-date information about the development assistance necessary for planning and managing those resources effectively.
While these measures have helped to alleviate the pressure on facilities and services in the Dadaab camps,the ongoing influx continues to pose a challenge to meeting internationally accepted protection and assistance standards.
As the enforcement of anti-trafficking laws continued to pose a challenge for many States, national efforts to prosecute and punish perpetrators and build State capacity, particularly that of professionals involved in the response to trafficking in persons, should be given priority.
Pockets of organized opposition to SRH programmes, even when the programmes are based on evidence,continue to pose a challenge and could impede the advancement of SRH and reproductive rights.