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The Committee further recommends that the second periodic report and the related recommendations(concluding observations) adopted by the Committee be made widely available, including(but not exclusively) through the Internet, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
In the light of article 6, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol, the Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State Party and the concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
the State party and related recommendations(concluding observations) it adopted be made widely available to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
(24) Additionally, in light of article 6, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol, the Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State party and the concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
the State party and related recommendations(concluding observations) adopted be made widely available, including through the Internet(but not exclusively), to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups, and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
related recommendations(concluding observations) adopted be made widely available to the public, civil society organizations, the media, youth groups and professional groups in order to generate awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
it adopted be made widely available to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
The Committee recommends that the report and written replies submitted by the State party and the present concluding observations be made widely available, including(but not exclusively) through the Internet, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups, and children themselves in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
civil society organizations) in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
The Committee recommends that the report and written replies submitted by the State party and these concluding observations be made widely available, including(but not exclusively) through the Internet, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups, and children themselves in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
widely available in the languages of the country, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups, and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
Additionally, in the light of article 6, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol, the Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State party and concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
related recommendations(concluding observations) it adopted be made widely available to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, and children in order to generate debate and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
The Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State party and concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large and to children in particular, in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
In the light of article 6, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol, the Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State party and concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
The Committee recommends that the initial report submitted by the State party and concluding observations adopted by the Committee be made widely available to the public at large and children in particular in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean has followed a subregional approach in its implementation and monitoring efforts by organizing expert seminars for countries in Central America(El Salvador, November 2004), the Caribbean(Trinidad and Tobago, November 2004)
the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups, and children in order to generate debate on and awareness of the Convention, its implementation and monitoring.
The Committee further recommends that the initial report and written replies submitted by the State party and related recommendations(concluding observations) be made widely available, including(but not exclusively) through the Internet, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups and children, in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.
including(but not exclusively) through the Internet, to the public at large, civil society organizations, youth groups, professional groups and children, in order to generate debate and awareness of the Optional Protocol, its implementation and monitoring.