Examples of using Ensuring equal access in English and their translations into Arabic
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National human rights institutions should collaborate with Government actors in such areas as the training of public and law enforcement officials, the design and implementation of equality projects, and ensuring equal access to justice for all persons belonging to minorities.
Taking into account the changing demographics, the Government is intensifying its efforts in order to provide services that respond to the different needs and priorities of older women and men, and ensuring equal access to such services.
The provision of human rights and disability awareness training for health workers, as well as staff in related sectors, is also essential for ensuring equal access to care, and the respect of the human rights and dignity of persons with mental disabilities within care.
to take other measures ensuring equal access to work and training
JS2 stated that the need to improve national health standards through a comprehensive strategy and in closer coordination with the private sector, while ensuring equal access to quality services across the country, had been pointed out during the National Consensus Dialogue.
Developing and supplementing policies to create favourable conditions for the development of women officers; ensuring equal access to education, science, technology and training to improve their professional knowledge.
Step up its measures in promoting and protecting the rights of children living in rural areas including through ensuring equal access to education between children living in urban and rural areas(Malaysia);
Hans-Peter Werner, Counsellor in the Development Division of the World Trade Organization(WTO), stated that the WTO contributed to development by promoting predictable and non-discriminatory trade agreements, reducing trade barriers and ensuring equal access to markets.
Ensuring equal access for all to public services-- particularly education and health care, which are aimed at expanding opportunities and capabilities-- is fundamental to reducing the intergenerational transmission of poverty and inequality.
It called on national Governments to strengthen science and technology educational systems, including through strong gender policies ensuring equal access to technological and scientific studies, appropriate funding, the introduction of entrepreneurial skills and attention to relevant intellectual property rights issues.
In its consideration of the report of Greece, the Committee encouraged the State to develop and implement, in collaboration with the Roma community, policies and programmes aimed at ensuring equal access to essential services, especially health and education(CRC/C/GRC/CO/2-3, para. 72).
in close collaboration with the Roma community itself, policies and programmes aimed at ensuring equal access to culturally appropriate services, including early childhood development and education.
In addition, reducing inequalities, promoting gender equality and ensuring equal access to quality education are examples of additional outcomes to which the sustainable development goals can contribute.
Ms. Preoteasa(Romania) said that all the provisions of article 10 of the Convention had been incorporated into the Constitution thereby ensuring equal access to education for all, irrespective of gender.
Other activities have included training women parliamentarians, and action in support of equal land rights for women, new legislation with respect to women asylum seekers and ensuring equal access to documentation.
CEDAW encouraged the development of measures to diversify women ' s academic and professional choices through awareness-raising, training and counseling programmes, ensuring equal access and preventing hidden or indirect discrimination against women.
Governments have the primary responsibility for securing social tolerance, by promoting and protecting human rights for all, banning and punishing hate crimes and discrimination against all people, especially vulnerable groups, and ensuring equal access to justice and equal opportunity for all.
National human rights institutions should complement Government actors in such areas as the training of public and law enforcement officials, the design and implementation of equality projects, and ensuring equal access to justice for all persons belonging to minorities.
The justice component involved recognizing the historical and ongoing violations of the fundamental rights of people of African descent and remedying this situation by fully implementing the relevant human rights instruments, combatting widespread impunity for racism and racial discriminating and ensuring equal access to justice and equal protection at all stages of the judicial system.
(b) The need to provide appropriate opportunities and incentives for the full and effective participation of women in SARD programmes and projects, by, inter alia, developing legal measures and administrative regulations to improve their secure access to land and credit, using public awareness campaigns to remove social and attitudinal constraints, and ensuring equal access of women and men to education, training and extension services;