Examples of using Cescr in English and their translations into Arabic
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CESCR recommended that India take immediate measures to enforce laws and regulations prohibiting displacement and forced evictions effectively, and ensure that persons evicted from their homes and lands are provided with adequate compensation and/or offered alternative accommodation.
CESCR further recommended that Switzerland provide social aid, instead of emergency aid, as the last social safety net for everyone living in its territory, and that it set common standards for access and entitlement to social aid.
CESCR also recommended that Equatorial Guinea devote particular attention to the economic, social and cultural rights of the most disadvantaged and marginalized persons and groups, such as persons with disabilities, women in rural areas and persons living with HIV/AIDS.
8 May 2006, Geneva: The ACLC attended this CESCR session on its review of Canada ' s 4th and 5th Periodic Reports.
appropriate forum for advancing this issue, as the Council did not have jurisdiction to amend the legal status of CESCR or to revoke an ECOSOC decision.
Also in November, CESCR held an informal consultation on the impact of international trade on the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights with experts in the field of trade and human rights.
In 2006, CESCR, while welcoming the adoption of Act No. 1296 of 12 May 2005 on the transmission of Monegasque nationality from mothers to children, remained concerned about the restrictions that prevent naturalised Monegasque women from transmitting Monegasque nationality to their children in the event of divorce.
The HR Committee, CESCR, CERD and the Special Representative on human rights defenders welcomed the establishment of a State Council of Minorities, a National Strategy
CESCR recommended that Cyprus adopt the necessary measures to enable NIPHR to fully conform with the Paris Principles; to ensure that economic,
CEDAW also encouraged it to consider ratifying the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, as did the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(CESCR) in 2003, and to ratify the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.
In 2003, CESCR was concerned by the situation of prisoners who worked for private companies, and recommended that a prisoner may only perform work for a private company when such work has been consented to and the labour conditions are close to those of a free working relationship as regards wages and social security.
CESCR recommended that Angola provide adequate assistance, including financial resources, for the resettlement of IDPs and for their reintegration into society, and ensure that those IDPs who have not been resettled or returned to their homes have adequate access to housing and employment in places of new settlements.
In 2004, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(CESCR) recommended that Kuwait consider ratifying the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families and that it ratify the following ILO Conventions: No. 131,
CESCR General Comments No. 4 on the right to adequate housing and No. 7 on forced evictions emphasized the universal applicability of the right, and referred to the fact that women, among others, suffer disproportionately from the practice of forced evictions.
The 2009 UNDP Nepal Human Development Report indicated that several castes and ethnic groups remained unrepresented in the Constituent Assembly. CESCR urged Nepal to ensure that disadvantaged and marginalized groups were represented at all levels of the Constitutional process, including through participation in the Constituent Assembly.
CESCR recommended that Benin strengthen its efforts to reduce the impact of poverty and include economic, social and cultural rights in its poverty reduction strategy; take more effective action to reduce unemployment; and take action to reduce the proportion of the population working in the informal sector.
In 2009, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(CESCR) encouraged the United Kingdom to consider ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Covenant, and recommended that it give serious consideration to withdrawing its reservations to articles 1, 2, 6, 7, 9 and 10 of the Covenant.
During these seminars, the content of the treaties ratified by the State of Angola were discussed(CCPR, CESCR, CEDAW and CRC), and the provincial authorities and civil society had their awareness of human rights raised.
In 2005, CESCR noted with concern the reports relating to the right to the free exercise of religion as a right to take part in cultural life, and the use and teaching of minority languages, history and culture and the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region(XUAR) and TAR.
It noted CESCR concerns on Afro-Canadian access to education and high drop-out rates, recommending that Canada(a) intensify its efforts to ensure that higher education is equally accessible to all, on the basis of capacity; and(b)