A 2005 UNHCR report noted that the enactment of the revised Citizenship Law in March 2004 was a milestone for legislative reform, significantly strengthening the country' s institutional framework.
A 2006 UNDP report noted that there are positive signs in the 2005 modifications to the 1984 Family Law, establishing the principle of equality between women and men with regard to marriage with foreigners of other religions.
A WHO report indicated that HIV infections within the population progresses slowly but in a constant manner and its pressure on the health system increases in a parallel way.
A recent Bloomberg report said China spends $115 billion on pharmaceuticals annually, but stubbornly high prices mean some are having to make life-and-death decisions.
A 2006 UNICEF report noted that Bhutan has banned corporal punishment in schools, which has reduced the incidence of such punishment but not yet eliminated it.
A 2007 UNDP report indicated that Bangladesh has developed an increasingly effective disaster management system, including the development of early warning systems, community-based flood defence and post-flood recovery.
A 2006 UNICEF report noted that of the population living in income poverty, the overwhelming majority- 97 per cent- is in the rural areas and more than half are in the eastern region.
A 2006 UNFPA report indicated that Canada has developed broad-based immigration policies tackling cultural and linguistic barriers by promoting social and political integration of immigrants and refugees.
A 2005 UNDP report noted that, at the end of the 1990s, the United Kingdom still had one of the highest rates of child poverty in Europe, although it noted an impressive decline.
A 2007 UNHCR report indicated that UNHCR and its partners will strengthen cooperation with relevant institutions to help refugees enter local labour markets.
A 2004 WHO report noted that, between 1995 and 2002, the number of new HIV infections reported in the United Kingdom doubled, and that 30 per cent of HIV infections in the country are estimated to be undiagnosed.
A 2008 UNICEF report indicated that rapidly increasing student absenteeism and dropout rates, also of concern to CRC, were closely linked to child labour and the quality of education in Armenia.
A 2007 UNHCR report noted that the repatriation of 10,000 Nigerian refugees from Cameroon was completed in 2006 following the signing of a tripartite agreement in April 2005 between UNHCR and the Governments of Cameroon and Nigeria.
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