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(c) The measures taken by the State party to implement the Committee ' s previous recommendations concerning.
Article 1 of the Optional Protocol precludes the authors from disputing measures taken by the State party to implement its Charter obligations.
While noting the measures taken by the State party to implement article 10 by improving conditions in the penal system,the Committee remains concerned at the complete inadequacy of cell space per inmate(art. 10, para. 1).
Nevertheless, it regrets that there were not enough members in the delegation who were expert in all economic, social and cultural rights andcould provide more information to the Committee on the concrete measures taken by the State party to implement its obligations under the Covenant.
Nevertheless, it regrets that there were not enough members in the delegation who were experts in all economic, social and cultural rights andcould provide more information to the Committee on the concrete measures taken by the State party to implement its obligations under the Covenant.
(17) The Committee notes the lack of information on the measures taken by the State party to implement the recommendation of the National Electoral Commission to amendthe provisions of its Electoral Code in order to ensure greater security and transparency in the conduct of elections.
(7) The Committee recommends that the general principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in particular the principle of non-discrimination,be included in all measures taken by the State party to implement the provisions of the Optional Protocol, including judicial or administrative proceedings.
With regard to women ' s access to arable land and housing,please indicate measures taken by the State party to implement existing land laws that often differ from local customs and traditions, and which, according to the report, still dominate and hamper the equality of opportunity among rural women(para. 195).
Concern is expressed over the lack of adequate information in the report on the measures taken by the State party to implement provisions contained in articles 5, 6 and 7 of the Convention.
If the State party is not represented, the Committee may, at its discretion,either decide to proceed to consider the measures taken by the State party to implement the guarantees of the Covenant at the initial date or notify a new date to the State party. .
While welcoming the measures taken by the State party to implement the Committee's recommendation(see CRC/C/15/Add.36, para. 30) regarding the need to make the principles and provisions of the Convention widely known and understood by the population at large, the Committee remains concerned at the insufficiency of these measures, especially among indigenous groups(e.g. Miskitos and Ramas) as well as in rural areas.
(18) The Committee is concerned about the lack of information on measures taken by the State party to implement proposals made in the Policy Report from the Arar Inquiry for a model of comprehensive review and oversight of law enforcement and security agencies involved in national security activities(arts. 2, 12, 13 and 16).
While welcoming the measures taken by the State party to implement the Committee ' s recommendation(see CRC/C/15/Add.36, para. 30) regarding the need to make the principles and provisions of the Convention widely known and understood by the population at large, the Committee remains concerned at the insufficiency of these measures, especially among indigenous groups(e.g. Miskitos and Ramas) as well as in rural areas.
It expresses appreciation for the opportunity to engage in constructive dialogue with the State party 's high-level delegation on the measures taken by the State party to implement the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights since its ratification on 22 December 1993.
While noting the measures taken by the State party to implement the Committee's recommendation(see CRC/C/15/Add.24 and para. 21) concerning the need to establish adequate coordination between various governmental entities dealing with children's issues, both at the national and the local levels, and taking note of the transformation of the Social Welfare Board(JNBS) into the Honduran Institute of Children and the Family(IHNFA), the Committee is still concerned about the insufficiency of these measures. .