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Parties to the conflict continue to restrict access to besieged areas.
First, world demand continues to rise, together with the shortage of new oil fields and of capacity to refine heavy crude oil,which will continue to restrict supply.
The Turkmen authorities continue to restrict access to information of public importance.
According to the information received, in Central Kayin State military patrols continue to restrict the free movement of villagers.
Also, those actions continue to restrict the right of thousands of citizens to free movement.
Armed conflict andcriminality in Mogadishu also continue to restrict humanitarian access.
Unilateral economic measures continue to restrict investment, trade and technology acquisition in developing countries in Western Asia.
Despite the humanitarian needs in Mogadishu, ongoing criminality and violence continue to restrict access and humanitarian activities.
In Tajikistan, the authorities continue to restrict fundamental rights in the name of safeguarding national security and stability, a trend which is seen across the region.
Poverty and extreme poverty, inequality andthe internal armed conflict continue to restrict enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
However, it could not continue to restrict social and economic development and to delay the aspirations for a better future of its people, 61 per cent of whom lived in poverty.
Even in countries with a wide range of employment opportunities available to women, however,families continue to restrict their daughters' choice of education and future career.
Turkish Cypriot authorities reportedly continue to restrict the ability of Greek Cypriots and Maronites living in the northern part of the island to change their place of residence.
As shown below, poverty and extreme poverty, inequality andthe internal armed conflict continue to restrict enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.
Finally, the Eritrean authorities continue to restrict the Mission's freedom of movement in the air, denying United Nations aircraft the right to fly over certain locations north of the Zone.
This cannot be overemphasized, as developed countries production andexport subsidies, tariffs and non-tariff barriers continue to restrict market access for products of developing countries.
Legal provisions and related practice continue to restrict the registration of political parties by the Ministry of Justice.
Difficulties experienced in liaising with UNITA in various parts of the country have somewhat decreased,although several local UNITA commanders continue to restrict movement by UNAVEM in areas under their control.
Negative attitudes and practices continue to restrict girls' access to and participation in education.
The global unemployment rate was estimated at 6.0 per cent in 2013 and the number of unemployed is set to rise from 202 million in 2013 to 205 million in 2014,as subdued private capital flows and fiscal austerity continue to restrict investments and job creation.
Yet, in some countries, Governments continue to restrict the ability of non-governmental organizations to operate freely.
The European Community commented on the report of JAG(CCAMLR-XXV/BG/39) noting that current limitations inherent in monitoring, control andsurveillance measures will continue to restrict the availability and reliability of information required for estimating IUU catches.
In practice, however, the authorities continue to restrict these rights, and domestic legislation imposes additional restrictions.
Discriminatory education and training and hiring and promotion practices, inflexible working conditions andinadequate sharing of family responsibilities continue to restrict women's employment, professional opportunities and mobility in the formal sector.
Those measures continue to restrict the movement of persons and goods, thus seriously fragmenting the Palestinian territory through an attempt to isolate East Jerusalem from its natural Arab surroundings in the West Bank.
Many delegations noted that the proliferation of non-tariff measures, in the form of public andprivate standards, continue to restrict trade, increase production costs and are effectively locking out small-scale producers from markets.
Some countries continue to restrict the right of their citizens to return. This is achieved either outright or through a myriad of laws, regulations and administrative practices which have the effect of creating serious obstacles to return.
While work does continue in some of these areas, much more assistance is required andcannot be provided while SLM/A and JEM commanders continue to restrict movements and place unnecessary and impossible conditions on humanitarian agencies.
Such political acts with economic implications continue to restrict the investment, trade, employment, technology transfer and prospects for economic growth not only of the targeted countries, but also of third-party countries dealing with the affected country.
While noting as positive the State party's prohibition of compulsory religious education in schools, the Committee is concerned that, in practice,private schools managed by religious institutions continue to restrict the freedom of religion of its students, including those who may not have enrolled in such schools voluntarily.