Примеры использования Women's freedom of movement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women's freedom of movement.
The dress code does not at all restrict the women's freedom of movement or right to expression.
Women's freedom of movement has proved to be a substantial issue in certain parts of the country.
UNCT added that sex segregation in certain public spaces also limited women's freedom of movement.
Today, the affirmation of women's freedom of movement enables them to perform many acts without previous authorization from the husband.
The Committee urges the State party to abolish all discriminatory provisions on women's freedom of movement.
Moreover, laws restricting women's freedom of movement, property and inheritance put women at risk of abuse.
Cultural practices in many conservative andconflict-affected areas restricted women's freedom of movement.
As regards the matter of women's freedom of movement, under Jordanian law a husband has not had the power to prevent his wife from travelling since 1976.
With regard to measures taken to change existing perceptions regarding women's freedom of movement, attention is drawn to the following legal instruments.
To ensure that barriers to equality are overcome, including those resulting from illiteracy, language,poverty and impediments to women's freedom of movement;
Respect for women's freedom of movement and effective and equal access to facilities necessary to protect their right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health;
Some countries have oppressive guardianship systems,which severely restrict women's freedom of movement, expression and ability to work.
The HR Committee, in 2007, and CESCR, in 2005, were concerned at the persistence of customary practices detrimental to women's rights, such as discrimination in the area of marriage and divorce, early marriages and childbearing, bride price and polygamy,and restrictions on women's freedom of movement.
The reservation to article 15, paragraph 4, had no practical effect on women's freedom of movement or choice of residence, whether inside or outside of the country.
She expressed concern that the impressive number of female university students might reflect a two-tier system of higher education in which men had the more desirable option of studying abroad, while women's freedom of movement was restricted.
In addition, the prevailing gender stereotypes andnorms continue to limit women's freedom of movement, access to employment, health care and education and the exercise of other human rights.1.
With the Taliban takeover of Kabul in 1996, gender discrimination became institutionalized by the authorities through the issuance of a number of edicts placing severe restrictions on women's freedom of movement, association and participation in public life.
It is also concerned about deep patriarchal attitudes andcultural beliefs that limit women's freedom of movement and prevent them from being treated by male doctors, and that women's access to contraceptives is subject to their husbands' authorization.
Please also provide information on whether women need to be accompanied by a male guardian when travelling abroad, whether they need a permission of a male guardian prior to departure, and measures taken to change existing perceptions regarding women's freedom of movement.
She also failed to understand the rationale for some of Algeria'sreservations to the Convention, including those relating to women's freedom of movement within the country and to choose their residence and domicile.
Information on formal and informal procedures for women travelling outside the State party and on whether women need to be accompanied by a male guardian when travelling abroad, whether they need a permission of a male guardian prior to departure, andmeasures taken to change existing perceptions regarding women's freedom of movement.
According to threespecial procedures mandate holders, this, together with the general increase in insecurity, has led to the restriction of women's freedom of movement and their ability or willingness to participate in public life.
These include laws that restrict women's freedom of movement, and laws on"male guardianship" which keep women in the legal status of minors, thereby denying women a legal capacity equal to that of men and the opportunity to exercise that capacity, which is contrary to article 15 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. .
It remains concerned by the persistence, in the meantime, of customary practices that are highly detrimental to women's rights, such as discrimination in the area of marriage and divorce, early marriages and child bearing,as well asand reported restrictions on women's freedom of movement. art. icles 2 and 3.
Take urgent measures to ensure the effective participation of women in civil, cultural, economic, political and social life throughout the country, respect the right of women to work; the right to education without discrimination; respect for women's right to security of person; respect for women's freedom of movement and effective and equal access to facilities necessary to protect their right to the highest attainable physical and mental health;
It remains concerned by the persistence, in the meantime, of customary practices that are highly detrimental to women's rights, such as discrimination in the area of marriage and divorce, early marriages and child bearing, bride price and polygamy, andreported restrictions on women's freedom of movement arts. 2 and 3.
While much progress had been made in improving women's rights, the agreed objectives were far from being reached. Issues causing concern included widespread violence against women(and associated impunity), trafficking in women(a new form of slavery),severe restrictions on women's freedom of movement in some countries, low participation of women in political life and the fact that women were paid less than men everywhere in the world.
The reservation to article 15, paragraph 4, had no practical effect on a woman's freedom of movement or choice of residence, irrespective of her civil status.
She also enquired about initiatives to amend discriminatory laws which, inter alia,restricted a woman's freedom of movement and choice of domicile and her right to conclude contracts, work, administer her property or take up a career as a magistrate without her husband's consent and perpetuated the degrading practice of dowries.