Examples of using It expresses concern in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, it expresses concern at the lack of precise definitions and that all offences as defined in articles 2 and 3 of the Optional Protocol are not fully covered in the existing legislation.
However, it expresses concern that there are no reliable statistics on the number of children who carry out economic activities, sometimes at a very low age, and at the lack of a specialized unit to monitor and inspect the working conditions of children.
It expresses concern that systematic barriers, such as lack of time and money, biased attitudes towards female politicians, lack of media representation and exclusion from male political networks, prevent women from equal participation in political life.
It expresses concern at any allegation of rearming of Lebanese and nonLebanese armed groups and militias and reiterates that there should be no sale or supply of arms and related materiel to Lebanon except as authorized by its Government.
It expresses concern at any allegation of rearming of Lebanese and non Lebanese armed groups
It expresses concern at any allegation of rearming of Lebanese and non Lebanese armed groups and militias and reiterates that there should be no sale or supply of arms and related materiel to Lebanon except as authorized by its Government.
with financial support and school opportunities, it expresses concern that children with disabilities continue to have limited access to appropriate health care, education and job opportunities.
However, it expresses concern that traditional perceptions of children as objects and as the" property" of parents and elders rather than as subjects of rights hinder their right to express their views and to participate in the family, schools and local communities.
It expresses concern, however, at the lack of data in relation to some areas covered by the Convention, including on the school enrolment rates of children living in poverty,
In this regard, it expresses concern about the recent statement by Hizbullah that it retains the military capacity to strike all parts of Israel,
However, it expresses concern that no decision has been made on the revision of the Family Law since 2006 and takes note of the increase of families headed by single mothers and the formation of new groups of children without parental care, including children left behind due to the migration of parents and children temporarily heading their families.
In this regard, it expresses concern about the recent statement by Hezbollah that it retains the military capacity to strike all parts of Israel,
While the Committee notes with satisfaction the efforts of the State party in respect of the training of law enforcement officials, it expresses concern about allegations of discriminatory behaviour by the police towards members of minority groups, in particular Roma, including acts of ill-treatment and violence.
While the Committee notes the" comprehensive Roma settlements development programme", as well as the" programme of support for the construction of communal rental housing of a different standard", it expresses concern about the isolation of the Roma community in ghetto-like neighbourhoods and their critical situation in respect of housing conditions, especially in the eastern part of the country, where most of the Roma community is concentrated.
While the Committee welcomes with satisfaction the fact that the current Constitution recognizes the right of indigenous peoples and AfroEcuadorian communities to administer justice in keeping with their cultures and traditions, it expresses concern that this legal recognition has not been reflected in practice in a model of administration of justice which applies indigenous law(art. 5(a)).
is legislation in place prohibiting all forms of violence against children, including corporal punishment, it expresses concern that this legislation does not seem to be interpreted as prohibiting all forms of corporal punishment
taken for disabled children, including the adoption of the Disabled Persons Act No. 202, it expresses concern about the general situation of disabled children in the country, who continue to face discrimination, and at the information
The Committee is negatively impressed by the fact that some disabled children do not have adequate access to health and social care services and it expresses concern over the low number of disabled children enrolled in schools,
It expresses concern at reports of a low rate of enrolment, low levels of school attendance, a high drop-out rate and low educational attainment among children of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian origin, and a lack of enrolment of children with disabilities in mainstream schools(arts. 13 and 14).
It expresses concern that neither contains a definition of discrimination against women, in accordance with article 1 of the Convention, covering both direct and indirect discrimination and extending State responsibility to prohibit acts of discrimination of both public and private actors, in accordance with article 2 of the Convention.