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Non-European citizens steadily experience more problems than European citizens in accessing the labour market.
Compared with their male counterparts, women still face more obstacles in accessing land, funding, loans, markets and other productive resources in their entrepreneurship efforts.
The Commission may then wish to focus on difficulties faced by MSMEs in accessing redress mechanisms, in particular court-based mechanisms.
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Civil society organizations also report increasing challenges in accessing multilateral institutions and a reluctance by multilaterals to promote peaceful assemblies out of fear of instability.
Landlocked nations face persistent challenges in accessing world markets, while countries with poor infrastructure and weak institutions encounter additional constraints.".
Ensure equality of women and men in accessing socioeconomic services, including property tenure, and health care and services(Thailand);
They confront barriers in accessing employment, education, health care, adequate food, water and sanitation, and in participating in public life.
Mexico noted that several mechanisms have mentioned the difficulties of the migrant populations in accessing the justice system and basic services.
It was important to note that regions within some developing countries faced difficulties similar to those of landlocked developing countries in accessing global markets.
Minorities like the Baka Pygmies face discrimination in accessing social, economic and cultural rights, particularly in terms of education, health and housing.
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(23) The Committee notes the difficulties experienced by non-citizens in accessing some social services provided in particular by local authorities.
This is especially the case for those who experience discrimination in accessing education on grounds such as ethnicity, gender or disability.
CEDAW expressed concern that women experience significant obstacles in accessing justice, particularly indigenous women who also face language barriers.
The constraints faced by women in accessing formal financial services, including savings, credit, insurance and money transfer services, should be explicitly addressed.
She was also concerned by the problems in accessing health services experienced by vulnerable groups owing to poverty and the levels of co-payments.