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He also enquired about the practice on budgetary allocations before 1996 and 1997.
It was concerned about the practice of legal male guardianship over women and about sex segregation in the workplace.
HR Committee remained concerned about the practice of holding persons suffering from mental illness in prisons and prison psychiatric wards.
Allegations were received about the practice of impunity and" the paralysis and partiality of the judiciary".
Ms. Ma Chunling was detained for peacefully practising Falun Gong and having publicly expressed her views about the practice of Falun Gong.
Mr. RAMLAL(Trinidad and Tobago) said that he shared the concern expressed by other delegations about the practice of making payments conditional.
Denmark recognized an overall decline in the use of administrative detention, but remained concerned about the practice and continued allegations of torture and ill-treatment.
There was also a need to become better informed about the practice of States and how they viewed, received and responded to unilateral acts.
As a preventive action of education and awareness-raising about human rights, the PAIPCT encourages the enlightening of the population about the practice of torture.
It is also concerned about the practice of handcuffing detainees for extended periods to fixtures in corridors
Liechtenstein noted the national strategy on children ' s rights, yet expressed concern about the practice of corporal punishment at home and in institutions.
But he confirmed to the Monitoring Group that he has received complaints about the practice from other embassies, which he has conveyed to his Government.
In 2005 CRC expressed deep concern about the practice of early marriage, and the low minimum age for marriage(14 years with parental consent).
Uruguay commended Finland for its commitment to improve the implementation of the CRC. However, it raised concerns about the practice of corporal punishment in homes.
others had on previous occasions expressed concern about the practice of self-revision.
She noted that it seemed that younger women were more hesitant about the practice, while the older generation of women often supported the practice more than men.
CEDAW was concerned about the practice of" family voting" during elections, whereby one family member, usually male, voted for the entire family, especially in rural areas.