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If we are optimistic, we may note some progress, even if it has been unequal.
Further to the Final Commentary of the Committee, part C, Factors hindering the implementation of the Convention( The Report of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, A/53/38/Rev.1,paragraph 74) we may note that in Slovakia changes have taken place regarding the status of the woman and the man in the family.
In a word, we may note tangible progress in elaborating on the elements contained in CD/1679.
As regards the reservations anddeclarations formulated by Morocco at the time it ratified the Convention, we may note that an interministerial Technical Committee was established on 6 October 2003 at a meeting of the Interministerial Commission on Public Freedoms and Human Rights, which is headed by the Prime Minister.
We may note this in business, tourism, and science, where schools have recently had a desire for elevators.
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Despite the measures outlined above,based on the outcomes of the Labour Force Survey, we may note that occupational segregation by gender has not changed in any significant way. Men ' s overrepresentation in industries regarded as male persists, while women are overrepresented in the typically female industries.
We may note that the military culture schools located in remote regions provide their pupils with three meals a day.
Without repeating what has already been said earlier in this report about progress in this connection(see part I,under article 15), we may note at this point that the drafting of this statutory instrument constitutes a response to the legitimate aspirations of Moroccan society, including in particular its feminists, NGOs concerned with women ' s rights, NGOs concerned with human rights, intellectuals and politicians, all of whom have worked for an egalitarian, fair and equitable system of family law.
We may note that 191 States have ratified this Convention, but that they do not include Somalia and the United States of America.
In this connection, we may note that Law No. 24 of 1962, on clubs and associations of general interest, was amended in 1994 by Law No. 14 of 1994(text appended).
We may note at this point that economic activity and employment rates for both men and women have declined appreciably since 2003.
From the labour supply side, we may note demographic trends that characterize the pool of entrants to and those already in the labour force that have implications for staffing in the public sector.
We may note that the global community has achieved significant improvements with regard to living standards and the reduction of poverty.
Among the measures taken, we may note implementation of a study conducted in 2010 and 2011 on sexist stereotypes in the secondary-school textbooks used for French and mathematics with a view to eliminating such stereotypes.
In addition to those relating to decentralization, we may note: Ordinance 92- 037 of 21 August 1992 on rural markets, legislation on the system of decentralized funding and Law 98/96 of 29 December 1998, which created in its article 15 a National Environment Fund.
We may note that the laws of the SR guarantee the same personal rights to the betrothed(men and women) including the right to choose the family name(surname).
We may note that CONAVIM is developing measures of control and effectiveness with a view to improving the Alba Protocol and implementing it nationwide.
We may note, however, that women participate in various informal types of social activities, and these may well be more meaningful forms of participation than formal ones.
On the whole, we may note that the falling rate of abortion relative to that in the period of the SR Initial Report is a major success of the SR in this area.
We may note that under the Health Insurance Regulations of 2004, all Jordanian children under the age of 6 enjoy health care coverage, and that all cancer and dialysis patients are also covered.
As of now we may note that almost two thirds(130) of the 209 non-ratifications are concentrated in some 30 States(the other States have no more than two ratifications outstanding).
We may note here that the amendments outlined above fall short of the hopes and aspirations of the rights organizations and NGOs, which would have liked to see article 340 repealed altogether, arguing that the amendments did not conform to international human-rights instruments in general.
We may note here that there are some discrepancies in total numbers of illiterate persons and illiteracy rates when the situation for the Arab States is considered in detail, although they do not alter the picture significantly when the different methods of calculation used by the various national agencies are taken into consideration.
We may note here that the most important shortfall in this field is that the Ministry of Health ' s initiative focuses primarily on medical principles exclusively-- preventive, curative and rehabilitative-- and consequently do not incorporate psychological rehabilitation and counselling services or family support services into programme planning.
We may note that the federal budget for fiscal year 2012 has allocated 33.5 million pesos(US$2,404,156) for enforcing judgments and friendly settlements issued by the Inter-American Commission and/or the Court and the CNDH for reparation of damages; and 29.5 million pesos(US$2,117,093) for mechanisms to protect journalists and human rights defenders.
We might note, however, that three developed country Parties are lead countries for four African countries; local conditions prevent one of them from developing a national action programme.
