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The Ombudsman noted that persons with disabilities still faced problems.
It had lacked a clear strategic vision and faced problems in human resource management.
However, Malaysia faced problems of encroachment by fishing vessels from neighbouring countries.
Despite all the progress made, a number of persons still faced problems in obtaining documents.
Many children and young women faced problems in accessing education, training and employment opportunities, and isolation.
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For the industrial processes sector, six Parties(Eritrea, Iran, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Namibia,Tajikistan) faced problems in collecting activity data.
New immigrants faced problems in schools, but, the statistics showed that immigrant girls were obtaining better marks than Swedish boys.
One of the main challenges in thearea of health was the situation of women, who faced problems related to inequality, teenage pregnancy and violence.
First Nations communities, however, faced problems in terms of housing quality and because the increase in the number of households outpaced construction.
The ban had a particularly deleterious effect on health care, which is state run,though other areas of activity also faced problems as a result of the restrictions.
Another representative said that countries with very hot climates faced problems in finding suitable alternatives in the airconditioning and refrigeration sectors.
The Office faced problems that had complex causes in the countries from which refugees fled and far-reaching consequences in the countries where they sought refuge.
It further stated that the programme management officers often faced problems owing to late submission of expenditure reports from the United Nations Office at Nairobi.
Despite the promised benefits of globalization developing countries werebeing increasingly marginalized in the world economy and faced problems of access to markets, capital and technology.
Despite that progress, however, children still faced problems, and her Government was working hard to address them, with the support of domestic agencies and international partners.
It had also supported from the start the settlement plan accepted by the Kingdom of Morocco and the Frente Popular para la Liberación deSaguia el-Hamra y de Rio de Oro(Frente POLISARIO), which still faced problems in the way of its early implementation.
KHRP noted that stateless Kurdish children faced problems to be registered at school as their parents often cannot obtain the required documents.
In connection with the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, his delegation noted that the Office had concentrated on monitoring the Fund 's investments and administration while neglecting the beneficiaries who faced problems as a result of administrative shortcomings.
IHRC noted that female domestic workers in particular faced problems such as unpaid wages, long working hours, food deprivation, forced confinement and abuse.
The elimination of trade-distorting policies, protectionist practices and non-tariff barriers(environmental, technical and phyto-sanitary standards or labour standards)remained an imperative as the products of the least developed countries often faced problems of access to the industrialized markets.
Throughout the world,the numbers of elderly women were increasing; many of them faced problems in such areas as nutrition, health, working conditions and violence.
ICSRF indicated that the Bidoun faced problems in obtaining birth and death certificates or any other official documents, that they could not have their house or car ownership registered in their names or obtain a driving license.
The majority of Partiesreported on difficulties relating to activity data, but some of them faced problems with emission factors and others reported difficulties in applying the IPCC Guidelines.
Developing countries faced problems with fulfilment of some WTO agreements; he therefore recommended continuation of the work by UNCTAD to assess the results of the Doha programme and develop institutional capacity and technical knowledge in that area.
Despite some progress on the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action,a number of inadequacies remained and landlocked countries still faced problems owing to the lack of satisfactory transit transport infrastructure and cumbersome procedures and regulations.
These hearings showed that women workers faced problems in the fields of agriculture and plantation, gem cutting, handloom weaving, construction, match industry, shoe and chappal making, fisheries etc.
Most developing countries also benefited from the low per capital income adjustment.Some Member States however faced problems when their GNI moved up past the adjustment threshold between different scale periods, and his delegation looked forward to a discussion of possible measures for addressing the problem of discontinuity.
SC-R stated that children with disabilities still faced problems in accessing quality and inclusive education, as public schools were poorly prepared to receive them, and the number of support teachers remained low.
He stated that the delivery of services to the social sectors still faced problems because of a lack of incentives, in spite of the fact that his Government had tripled contributions to social sectors within the last few years.
Ms. Mulia(Indonesia) said that women in Indonesia still faced problems related to early marriage, polygamy and forced marriage. The proposed amendment to the Islamic law had not been accepted, but efforts to gain its passage continued.