Примеры использования Women continue to face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women continue to face significant challenges in the labour market.
Despite the efforts to prevent discrimination, women continue to face discrimination in various aspects of life.
However, women continue to face discrimination based on gender, pregnancy and motherhood.
The global community must continue to work together to overcome the challenges women continue to face.
The Committee notes that women continue to face discrimination under customary law and traditional codes.
It is seriously concerned, however, about the discrimination andlegal restrictions that women continue to face in the context of divorce.
Women continue to face discrimination in the labour market, and this remains a major issue for young people.
Despite this, it is an undeniable fact that women continue to face de facto discrimination in most walks of life.
These sessions generated much discussion on the progress of women in Singapore and the issues that women continue to face.
The report indicates that women continue to face restrictions when participating and competing for decision-making posts.
It is also responsible for developing appropriate solutions to the obstacles that women continue to face, particularly in rural areas.
AI noted that women continue to face discrimination in law and practice and are inadequately protected against violence within the family.
Such gender gaps are also reflected in management positions,where women continue to face labour market barriers when it comes to accessing management positions.
AI noted that women continue to face severe discrimination in law and practice and are inadequately protected against domestic and other gender-based violence.
The Committee is also concerned about the absence of a comprehensive strategy for rural development that addresses the structural nature of the problems rural women continue to face.
Despite incremental changes over the past decade, women continue to face persistent challenges relating to their participation in decision-making.
Women continue to face particular dangers, and abuses of the rights of children through military attack or recruitment, even within refugee camps, has not been eliminated.
Even with a thriving agricultural sector, rural women continue to face challenges in creating food and nutritional security within their households.
Women continue to face serious challenges in carrying out their multiple productive and reproductive roles within their families and communities, in large part owing to a lack of access to essential goods and services.
A 2007 UNODC report noted that despite progress made, women continue to face enormous social, economic, security and human rights challenges.
Despite this success, reports of harassment and intimidation of women during the election of candidates, as well as during andafter the Loya Jirga, clearly illustrated the challenges that women continue to face in the public sphere.
Every year that passes in which women continue to face State-sanctioned discrimination is another year of suffering and lost opportunity for girls and women. .
NHRC while noting progress in respect of developing laws and policies in relation to women's rights,pointed that women continue to face discrimination in both the public sphere and their family life.
At the same time, women continue to face the enormous challenges of the global economic crisis, conflict and natural disasters, gender-based violence, and the HIV epidemic.
Despite progress in geographical health coverage andthe availability of basic health care, women continue to face specific problems, especially with regard to their reproductive role.
At the same time, women continue to face the enormous challenges arising from the global economic crisis, conflict and natural disasters, gender-based violence and the HIV epidemic.
The United Nations Development Assistance Framework(UNDAF) Malawi(2008-2011)indicated that girls and women continue to face severe discrimination, and suffer the effects of poverty more than boys and men.
For example, women continue to face hurdles in securing tertiary education scholarships, have a lower participation rate in the labour market, and are still underrepresented in leadership and governance positions in the public and private sectors.
These sessions generated much discussion on the progress of women in Singapore and the issues that women continue to face, and were a useful way for the IMC to remain actively engaged with the situation of women on the ground.
Rural women continue to face challenges in accessing public services, including structural failures in service provision, Governments' bias towards urban areas, and lack of access to registration and formal identification.