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Those practices have exceeded all limits.
The Chief of the Section has indicated that only about 10 of 2,000 best practices have received direct input from UN-Habitat.
These practices have an immediate detrimental effect on the right of migrants to adequate housing.
Research indicates that prevailing social norms and cultural practices have a powerful negative influence on the life opportunities of girls.
Cultural practices have also constrained the overall success of these programmes in empowering women in a number of LDCs.
Besides, as I specified in the Part 1 of my dissertation about practice in Parabhairavayoga,all these abhyāsa-s or practices have a sedative effect on the disciple, which is very helpful indeed.
No national legislation or national practices have been developed in relation to the definition and/or delimitation of outer space and airspace.
But the point is a different one: there are limits to the practices that countries can expect the international community to accept, or condone,even when such practices have deep cultural roots.
Prevailing traditional customs and cultural practices have a significant negative influence on girls throughout the world, especially those living in rural communities.
The Government of the Republic of Yemen stresses that threatening or imposing a unilateral boycott or economic sanctions, as practised against some Member States, would constitute an explicit violation of the principles of international law-- regardless of the fact that such practices have failed on the ground in more than one case.
These practices have adverse effects on the sustainable development and conservation of fishery resources and the economies and food security of coastal States, particularly developing coastal States.
With regard to the use of the dot-travel domain names,the three countries involved in the presentations on best practices have registered such names, but only as one more name in a directory of domain names related to the destination.
These hostile Israeli practices have extremely dangerous implications that are aimed at burying the peace process alive and the efforts of the international Quartet, which had the support of the international community.
Nowadays, given the progress women have made, these practices have changed in nature and scope, though some still exist on a smaller scale, as fewer women are in such vulnerable situations.
These practices have been condemned in more than one international report, and international organizations have called on Israel to abide by international law and by the Geneva Conventions, especially the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949.
The previous mandateholder emphasized that,while certain traditional practices have ancestral origins, the Government nevertheless remains responsible to protect women from discriminatory practices perpetrated by individuals or communities on its territory.
These Israeli practices have resulted in aborting the efforts of the international community to achieve a just and comprehensive peace based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) and on the land-for-peace principle.
In many communities, cultural beliefs and practices have a disproportionate adverse impact on female participation in education, and many national policies do not address the issue of girls' right to education.
Such practices have direct impact especially on the communities that are more vulnerable in themselves with regard to human rights violations and hindered development capacities on the one hand, and peace and security on the other.
It should be noted that all these practices have a pronounced racial aspect, as the victims are exclusively southerners and persons belonging to the indigenous tribes of the Nuba Mountains. Among the latter group, even Muslims are enslaved.
If policies or practices have an adverse impact on groups protected by human rights codes, they may be found to be discriminatory, even if they do not involve intentional discrimination, or expressly draw distinctions on the basis of prohibited grounds.
Thus, if policies or practices have an adverse impact on groups protected by human rights codes, they may be discriminatory, even if they do not involve intentional discrimination or expressly draw distinctions on the basis of prohibited grounds.
Such discriminatory practices have severe consequences for women and can lead to homelessness and landlessness, general housing and food insecurity, increased vulnerability to violence and social isolation.40 States must therefore take action to address both formal and customary laws, as well as practices entrenching unequal inheritance and land rights for women.
This practice has several benefits.
Our practice has 3 main activities: 1.
This practice has been condemned by human rights mechanisms.
This practice has serious physical, psychological and health consequences on the girls involved.
These practices had the backup of the Statute of the Kingdom and of the Legislative Assembly.
The practice has extensive experience in performing body procedures.
Our prior practice has varied.
