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She requested additional information on content of the Rukhnama.
Noting that the replies to questions 19 and20 of the list of issues concerning article 11 appeared to relate only to foreigners, she requested additional information on all detainees.
She requested additional information on trafficking in children and women.
The report referred to a baseline study of marital violence anda course for data collection on protecting women against violence; she requested additional information on those two activities.
She requested additional information on the placement of children in care.
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Given the large disparity between the number of complaints in cases of proceedings to uphold the rights of detainees and accused persons andthe number of cases affirmed, she requested additional information on the affirmation process.
She requested additional information about the sale of children for the purpose of slavery.
Ms. SARDENBERG asked why a distinction was made between people entering Panama from Colombia and Costa Rica, andother refugees. She requested additional information on the Temporary Humanitarian Protection Statute, which had not been recognized by UNHCR.
She requested additional information on the budget of the National Institute for Women.
Ms. LEE enquired why the Constitution of Panama prohibited discrimination on the grounds of gender and race butdid not explicitly prohibit it on the grounds of disability. She requested additional information about the mandate of the National Council for the Comprehensive Care of Disabled Minors and the resources available to it.
She requested additional information as to which sectors of the population did not register births.
With regard to article 2 of the Convention, she requested additional information on the role of the Chancellor of Justice, who fulfilled the function of ombudsman.
She requested additional information on the number of NGOs that dealt specifically with children.
In that connection, she requested additional information on loans, the collateral needed to obtain them and interest rates.
She requested additional information on the allocation of resources for implementing the Optional Protocol.
In that connection, she requested additional information about the potential benefits for women of two acts relating to modern services in the labour market adopted in January 2003.
She requested additional information about incidents of ill-treatment in Danish prisons, including in the Faroe Islands.
She requested additional information on that issue, as it appeared not to be in full compliance with article 14 of the Convention.
She requested additional information on the incidence of discrimination against girls, particularly forced marriages and bride abduction.
She requested additional information on plans to establish provincial and district committees, and asked what their relationship would be to the National Children's Rights Committee.
She requested additional information on specific training to enable health personnel to detect signs of torture and provide rehabilitative care.
She requested additional details of the large number of pardons that were being granted at the President's initiative, as indicated in paragraph 66 of the core document HRI/CORE/TKM/2009.
She requested additional information on all forms of exploitation of children, particularly their participation in illicit drug trafficking, begging and other criminal activities.
She requested additional data on the number of police officers who had been disciplined or in any way sanctioned in the wake of investigations of allegations of ill-treatment or torture.
She requested additional information on the various police forces in Spain and asked whether they were coordinated by one body or by several at the different levels of administration.
Lastly, she requested additional details of the State party's action plan to end the recruitment of child soldiers in conjunction with the United Nations monitoring and reporting mechanism.
She requested additional information on the application of laws regarding corporal punishment; in particular she wished to know how corporal punishment was monitored in families, children's centres and educational institutions.
She requested additional details on the material and financial resources of the Ministry of Women and Social Action and the training given to the gender focal points, particularly in regard to their knowledge of the Convention.
She requested additional details on the legal safeguards in place for people who were involuntarily hospitalized in psychiatric hospitals, and asked whether the National Human Rights Commission conducted regular unannounced monitoring visits to those institutions.
She requested additional information about judicial arbitration, restraining measures and budgetary allocations, all points of concern to Amnesty International, about steps taken to monitor the actual impact of the legislation on victims of violence and about the necessary enactment of a presidential decree to ensure its implementation.