Примеры использования Women's equal representation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Remove the obstacles to women's equal representation in the legislative body and other positions;
Consider the adoption of temporary special measures, including quotas,that guarantee women's equal representation in the Parliament and Government.
Promote women's equal representation in political and public life at the national, provincial and local levels, including in the government and in decision-making positions, in the parliament, in the judiciary and in the civil service;
Political transitions present an opportunity for States to democratize and to advance women's equal representation in the reformed State institutions.
Continue its efforts to ensure women's equal representation in the Government at high levels of decision-making, the National Assembly, the judiciary, the decentralized bodies and in the civil service at the national, state and local levels;
The Committee invites the State party to also encourage political parties to use quotas ornumerical goals in order to accelerate women's equal representation.
Intersectional or multiple discriminations compound the challenge of ensuring women's equal representation in the judiciary and the legal profession, as well as their access to the criminal justice system.
The Working Group considers the IPU plan of action to be adaptable for other public andpolitical institutions in which women's equal representation must be secured.
It also encourages the Cook Islands to incorporate a requirement for women's equal representation in decision-making in the pending bill to replace the Outer Islands Local Government Act 1987.
CSO HRTF noted that therewas no provision in the Constitution or in any legislation that allowed for temporary special measures(TSM) for women's equal representation in Parliament.
The purposes of this policy are to create an enabling environment for women's equal representation at all levels of government and to meet Vanuatu's obligations under the Constitution, the CRP and CEDAW.
A critical factor for gender equality and empowerment, as reflected in the Third Millennium Development Goal, is the promotion of women's equal representation in national parliaments.
The solution would be for political parties to be required to ensure women's equal representation, for the Supreme Electoral Tribunal to have the power to monitor compliance and for sanctions to be imposed on parties which failed to meet the quota.
Has the State party undertaken an assessment of the factors that have made that achievement possible, and if so, how could lessons learned from that area be appliedto other branches and levels of Government to accelerate women's equal representation?
Ensure women's equal representation at all decision-making levels in national institutions and mechanisms, including in the armed forces, police, justice institutions and the transitional justice mechanisms(judicial and non-judicial) dealing with crimes committed during the conflict;
The Committee also urges the Government to introduce legislative protection for the rights in article 2, and to take further measures to implement article 4.1, including legislative measures, andto set goals for women's equal representation in all areas and at all levels.
The Working Group notes that the obligation of States to secure women's equal representation includes the executive branch, and draws attention to the good practice in different regions which has demonstrated the feasibility of female-headed States and gender-balanced Governments.
CEDAW recommended, inter alia, that Grenada remove discriminatory practices and address cultural barriers preventing women from moving into decision-making and management positions and adopt temporary special measures, including quotas,that guaranteed women's equal representation in Parliament and Government. UN-Women noted that the low rate of participation of women reflected a continuing trend of male dominance in decision-making.
Ensure that electoral reforms incorporate the principle of gender equality, and guarantee women's equal representation through the adoption of temporary special measures such as quotas, including for disadvantaged groups of women; adopt a proportional representation electoral system; regulate political parties; and mandate electoral management bodies to ensure compliance through sanctions;
The concluding comments on the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, adopted at the twenty-first session, recommended that the Government take further measures to implement article 4(1), including legislative measures, andto set goals for women's equal representation in all areas; and those relating to Uzbekistan, adopted at the twenty-fourth session, recommended the drafting of a comprehensive law on equal opportunities for men and women, including provisions for temporary special measures in accordance with article 4 1.
The fulfilment of States parties' obligations to ensure women's equal representation in political and public life(art. 7) and at the international level(art. 8) requires measures, including temporary special measures under article 4(1), to address this broader context of gender discrimination and inequality in conflict-affected areas, in addition to the specific and multiple barriers to women's equal participation that are linked to additional conflict-related restrictions on mobility, security, fundraising, campaigning and technical skills.
At the eighteenth session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,a key decision promoted women's equal representation in negotiations, including as facilitators, increasing their representation in their delegations and ensuring that the issue of gender and climate change would become a new standing item on the agenda of the Conference.
Recognising the importance of women and men's equal representation in public life, the Government is intensifying its efforts to increase the number of women in public bodies.
The debate will focus on the variety of policies andtemporary measures to boost women's full and equal representation.
This was a major stepping stone for women's issues and for equal representation.
Women's groups lobby for equal representation and support women's candidacies.
JS2 recommended, inter alia,that the FSM establish mechanisms for women's equal participation and representation at all levels of public life.
Promoting women's career development and increasing equal representation of women and men in decision-making in the public and private sectors.
Underscoring that periods of economic andfinancial crisis pose additional challenges to the advancement of women's equal participation and representation in economic, political and social spheres.
The implementation of the respective targets will contribute to women's economic independence and the equal representation of women and men in decision-making.