Примеры использования To traditional practices на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recent developments with regard to traditional practices affecting the health of women and children.
She asked whether the existence of marriage contracts also signified a return to traditional practices.
Topics relating to traditional practices affecting the health of women and children should be introduc ed into functional literacy campaigns.
It noted that Benin acknowledged the existence andpersistence of infanticide linked to traditional practices in the north of the country.
Another interesting development at national level in relation to traditional practices as a basis for asylum on the grounds of persecution, was a case before the Australian Refugee Review Tribunal.
Rural girls face greater pressure than their urban peers to adhere to traditional practices and customs.
With regard to traditional practices relating to pregnancy, it is known that each year over 1 million women die from the consequences of a lack of proper care, medical supervision or emergency help in dangerous situations.
Article 19 guarantees every person the right to profess andpractise his/her religion, with due regard to traditional practices.
Shortages in public funding,impoverishment of the population, and a return to traditional practices(especially marriage of girls) are contributing factors.
A number of the concluding comments formulated by the Committee after the consideration of individual reports refer to traditional practices.
It would also be useful to know whether the risk of being subjected to traditional practices violating the physical integrity of women was taken into account when considering asylum claims.
The Constitution protects the right of every person to profess and practise his own religion as handed down to him from ancient times,having due regard to traditional practices.
It is concerned about de facto discrimination against women,attributable to traditional practices such as arranged marriages of children and forced marriages of widows with a late husband's brother.
Article 12 of the Constitution stipulates that every citizen has the freedom to profess and practise his own religion as handed down to him from ancient times,having due regard to traditional practices.
However, it is not clear yet if, in this curricula or training,consideration is being given to traditional practices which have a detrimental effect upon women.
Although information contained in States parties reports with regard to traditional practices affecting the health of women and girls is frequently very limited, the Committee makes recommendations for action to eliminate them where States parties appear to have such practices. .
Focused education and training measures to address specific forms of gender-based violence- for example,relating to traditional practices- have also been introduced.
A clear expression of political will andan undertaking to put an end to traditional practices affecting the health of women and girl children, particularly female circumcision, is required on the part of the Governments of countries concerned.
The SubCommission at its fortieth session, in resolution 1988/34,requested Ms. Halima Embarek Warzazi to study recent developments with regard to traditional practices affecting the health of women and children.
According to the report women tended to choose not to go to court for redress on certain issues,especially with regard to traditional practices, because of traditions, lack of education and religious concerns; she asked whether the problem was not simply that women really had no choice, as they had little or no access to the courts.
National and international non-governmental organizations concerned with protecting the health of women andchildren should include in their programmes activities relating to traditional practices affecting the health of women and girl children.
The Sub-Commission, at its fortieth session, in resolution 1988/34,requested Ms. Halima Embarek Warzazi to study recent developments with regard to traditional practices affecting the health of women and children, and to bring the results of her study to the attention of the Sub-Commission at its forty-first session.
While commending the State party for its recent adoption of the Family Law Act(2003), the Family Law(Amendment) Act(2005) and the Domestic Violence Decree(2009), as well as the opening of the new Family Divisions within the court system, the Committee is concerned about the unequal status of women in marriage andfamily relations owing to traditional practices and attitudes.
The Minister for the Promotion of Women and the Family had done a lot of awareness-raising in relation to traditional practices unfavourable to women, such as FGM and breast ironing.
At its sixteenth session, the Committee recommended that relations be maintained with the Special Rapporteur of the Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination andProtection of Minorities with respect to traditional practices affecting the health of women and children.
Every person shall have the freedom to profess and practice his own religion as handed down to him from ancient times, having due regard to traditional practices, provided that no person shall be entitled to convert another person from one religion to another.
In their training and awareness-raising programmes, non-governmental organizations and Governments should be encouraged,particularly at the grass-roots level, to pay special attention to traditional practices that constitute violence against women.
He asked the delegation to provide information on the rulings and sentences handed down against the perpetrators of racist acts, andit should also elaborate on what was meant by the reference to traditional practices which were injurious to the health and well-being of the person(para. 138) or that discriminated between people on racial or ethnic grounds para. 141.
The Special Rapporteur has made a point of giving substantial coverage to the replies from the Governments of Guinea, Niger and the Sudan, for the information provided clearlyreflects their commitment and determination to put an end to traditional practices affecting the health of millions of women and children.
However, the Committee remains concerned about the disadvantaged position of women in rural areas, who are most affected by poverty, challenges in access to health and social services and a lack of access to land,not due to legal impediments, but to traditional practices and cultural patterns, which are stronger in rural areas and indigenous communities.