Examples of using Convention-specific document in English and their translations into Russian
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Convention-specific document A.4.1.
Section II of the Report contains the Convention-specific document.
Section II: Convention-specific Document 25.
General recommendations adopted by the Committee should be taken into account in preparing the Convention-specific document.
Section 2: Convention-specific Document that Specifically Relates to the Implementation of the Convention.
In 2009, CEDAW congratulated Timor-Leste for submitting a comprehensive common core document together with a Convention-specific document.
The Convention-specific document should contain all information relating to the implementation of the Convention.
If that is found to be insufficient,States are encouraged to include relevant information in the Convention-specific document and in the next update of the common core document. .
The Convention-specific document should contain all information relating to the implementation of the Convention.
If that is found to be insufficient,States are encouraged to include relevant information in the Convention-specific document and in the next update of the common core document. .
The Convention-specific document should be limited to 40 pages, while the updated common core document should not exceed 80 pages.
On the basis of all information at its disposal, the Committee will supply in advance a list of issues and questions intended to clarify andcomplete information provided in the common core document and the Convention-specific document.
Where applicable, the Convention-specific document should include information on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325(2000) and its outcomes.
The Committee underlines that, should a State party not have submitted a common core document, or if the information in the common core document has not been updated,all relevant information must be included in the Convention-specific document.
Where applicable, the Convention-specific document should include information on the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325(2000) and its outcomes.
The Committee underlines that, should a State party not have submitted a common core document, or if the information in the common core document has not been updated,all relevant information must be included in the Convention-specific document.
The Convention-specific document should also include information on the implementation of the disability elements of the Millennium Development Goals and on the outcomes of other relevant United Nations conferences, summits and reviews.
In addition, specific information in respect to reservations anddeclarations to the Convention should be included in the Convention-specific document submitted to the Committee, the Committee's statements on reservations and, where applicable, the Committee's concluding observations.
The subsequent Convention-specific document, which, together with the common core document, forms a subsequent periodic report, should focus on the period between the consideration of the State party's previous report and the presentation of the current report.
The Committee congratulates the State party for having applied the harmonized guidelines on reporting under the Convention andsubmitted for the first time to the Committee a comprehensive common core document together with a Convention-specific document.
The Convention-specific document should also include information on the implementation of the gender elements of the Millennium Development Goals and on the outcomes of other relevant United Nations conferences, summits and reviews.
In addition, specific information in respect of reservations anddeclarations to the Convention should be included in the Convention-specific document submitted to the Committee in accordance with the present guidelines, the Committee's statements on reservations and, where applicable, the Committee's concluding observations.
The Convention-specific document should also include information on the implementation of the gender elements of the Millennium Development Goals and on the outcomes of other relevant United Nations conferences, summits and reviews.
Information on factors and difficulties of particular relevance to the implementation of the provisions of the Convention and not covered in the common core document, in accordance with paragraph 44 of the harmonized reporting guidelines,should be provided in the Convention-specific document, including details of the steps being taken to overcome them.
The Convention-specific document should also contain information on how the implementation of the 12 critical areas of the Platform, as they relate to specific articles of the Convention, is integrated into the State party's implementation of the Convention's substantive equality framework.
Where a fundamental change has occurred in the State party's political and legal approach affecting the implementation of the Convention, or where new legal or administrative measures have been introduced by the State party which require the annexure of texts and of judicial or other decisions,such information should be provided in the Convention-specific document.
The Convention-specific document should also contain information on how the implementation of the 12 critical areas of the Platform for Action, as they relate to specific articles of the Convention, is integrated into the State party's implementation of the Convention's substantive equality framework.
Where a fundamental change has occurred in the State Party's political and legal approach affecting the implementation of the Convention or new legal or administrative measures have been introduced by the State Party which requires the annexure of texts, and judicial or other decisions,such information should be provided in the Convention-specific document.
While general factual andstatistical information should be included in the common core document, the Convention-specific document should include specific data and statistics disaggregated by sex which are relevant to the implementation of each article of the Convention and the general recommendations of the Committee in order to enable the Committee to assess progress in the implementation of the Convention.
Where a fundamental change has occurred in the State party's political and legal approach affecting the implementation of the Convention or new legal or administrative measures have been introduced by the State party which require the annexure of texts, and judicial or other decisions,such information should be provided in the Convention-specific document.