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Please comment on reports that the welfare of street children and working children is of particular concern.
Please comment on reports that non-State armed groups occupy schools for their own purposes.
Please comment on information indicating that children are at risk of being sentenced to death in the State party.
Please comment on what action Trinidad and Tobago intends taking to meet these requirements in their entirety.
Please comment on the increasing reliance on private education in the State party, because of the deteriorating quality of public education.
Please comment on the existence of child labour in the State party, and any measures taken, including of a legal nature, to combat child labour.
Please comment on reports suggesting the existence of clandestine detention centres and, more generally, of detention incommunicado(report, para. 29).
Please comment on the information before the Committee about the existence of considerable delays for the judiciary in dealing with both civil and criminal cases.
Please comment on the outcome of the National Programme for the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 2008- 2011 in relation to accessibility and universal design.
Please comment on reports that threats, violence, and intimidation are regularly used to silence opposition politicians, critical journalists and civil society activists.
Please comment on reports according to which women still need in practice permission, from their guardian or husband to obtain a passport, despite the amendment to the Passports Act(No. 97 of 1959).
Please comment on allegations indicating that witnesses in war crimes trials have been threatened by officials charged with their protection and, in this respect, indicate whether any of these cases referred to investigations of enforced disappearances.