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Despite these measures, women continued to face inequalities and discrimination.
In conclusion, the representative noted that the Government had put in place the main structural elements and that progress was being made in addressing the continuing institutional andcultural obstacles that women continued to face.
JS7 stated that women continued to face discrimination both in law and practice.
Mr. Ramadan(Lebanon) said that despite recent progress, women continued to face multiple challenges.
Nevertheless, women continued to face disadvantages, and sometimes discrimination, in various spheres.
Although significant progress had been made since the Beijing Conference, women continued to face multiple barriers in attaining equal access to rights and resources.
Women continued to face many obstacles, however, including violence, trafficking and the spread of HIV/AIDS.
The High Commissioner for Human Rights, in 2008, stated that women continued to face discrimination in the context of traditional and customary laws.
Palestinian women continued to face a unique and tragic situation that required the attention of the international community.
Ms. Suryati(Indonesia) said that her delegation wished to associate itself with the statement of the representative of Morocco, who had spoken on behalf of the Group of 77 and China. Notwithstanding the considerable progress made through the work of the United Nations andMember States, women continued to face difficult challenges.
It noted that women continued to face inequality in areas such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, child custody and employment.
Despite the evidence that microcredit can help reduce poverty among women, andthe fact that women constitute the majority of the poorest clients of microcredit institutions, women continued to face challenges in accessing credit and usually received smaller amounts than those allocated to men.
The joint submission noted that women continued to face inequality in areas such as marriage, divorce, inheritance and child custody.
Women continued to face discrimination in terms of employment and wages, as well as in education; minority groups also often faced discrimination; and child labour was a widespread problem.
Despite important gains for women in secondary andhigher education, women continued to face difficulties in accessing employment and decent work, in particular in STEM-related fields.
It also noted that women continued to face adverse conditions in employment, while youth were particularly hard hit by the recent global economic crisis.
Despite achievements on women's issues and progress in the fields of anti-discrimination legislation, peacekeeping, peacebuilding, health, employment, education andpolitical participation, women continued to face major challenges, such as poverty, violence, conflict, marginalization, restrictions in access to resources and exclusion from decision-making.
As part of that legacy, women continued to face many obstacles, as well as entrenched stereotypes concerning their role in society.
In 2011, the United Nations Resident Coordinator noted that, despite some progress, women continued to face real obstacles in access to property and microcredit, secondary and higher education, employment and income-generating activities.
Nevertheless, rural women continued to face broad challenges throughout the world and the international community should intensify its efforts to empower them.
Mr. de Bustamante(Observer for the European Union)said that the report's findings revealed that women continued to face discrimination under the criminal justice system and recommended compulsory institutionalized training on gender equality and women's rights for the judiciary and members of the legal profession.
Women continue to face significant challenges in the labour market.
However, women continue to face discrimination based on gender, pregnancy and motherhood.
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. .
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 notes that women continue to face discrimination under customary law and traditional codes.
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 the efforts to prevent discrimination, women continue to face discrimination in various aspects of life.
AI noted that women continue to face discrimination in law and practice and are inadequately protected against violence within the family.
A 2007 UNODC report noted that despite progress made, women continue to face enormous social, economic, security and human rights challenges.