Examples of using Previous concluding comments in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. Begum noted that no data had been provided on the numbers of women victims of trafficking, on trafficking cases filed or on the punishment of traffickers, although that matter had been raised in the responses to the list of issues and questions and in the previous concluding comments.
amendments to laws initiated by the State party in response to the Committee ' s previous concluding comments still await parliamentary approval and that others have not yet been completed, thus allowing for the persistence of discriminatory provisions
Further to the Committee ' s previous concluding comments(para. 18), please explain what measures have been taken by the State party to bring the Convention into the domestic legal system and ensures that it can be invoked in the courts? The report states that a definition of the term" discrimination against women" has been included in the Prime Minister ' s Decree, No. 26/PM, dated 6 February 2006, on the implementation of the law on development and protection of women.
The Committee is concerned that the State party has taken inadequate steps to implement the recommendations in regard to most of the concerns raised in the Committee ' s previous concluding comments adopted in 2001(A/56/38) and that, consequently, insufficient progress has been achieved
In comparison with concluding comments on initial reports, the concluding comments on periodic reports highlight a limited number of priority areas of concern and recommendations and include a paragraph assessing the general framework for implementation of the Convention in the State party which may be followed by a paragraph highlighting issues of concern identified in previous concluding comments as well as action,
The Committee remains concerned that Chinese domestic legislation still does not contain a definition of discrimination against women, in accordance with article 1 of the Convention, encompassing both direct and indirect discrimination, as already noted in its previous concluding comments(A/54/38/Rev.1), and that such a definition was not included in the Law on the Protection of Rights and Interests of Women, amended in 2005.
Given the underrepresentation of women in the judiciary, at the international and local levels, and further to the Committee ' s previous concluding comments(see para. 32), please elaborate on concrete measures carried out or measures envisaged to achieve women ' s full and equal participation and representation in these areas, taking into account the Committee ' s general recommendation No. 25, on article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention, and general recommendation No. 23 on women in political and public life.
Further to the Committee ' s previous concluding comment(para. 18), please explain what measures have been taken by the State party to bring the Convention into the domestic legal system and ensure that it can be invoked in the courts? The report states that a definition of the term" discrimination against women" has been included in the Prime Minister ' s Decree, No. 26/PM, dated 6 February 2006, on the implementation of the law on development and protection of women.
In its previous concluding comments, the Committee recommended that specific anti-discrimination legislation be introduced.
The Committee ' s previous concluding comments were given particular attention within the state policy.
Clarifications with regard to matters criticized within the previous concluding comments of the Committee.
The Government notes that the Committee expressed concern on the Small House Policy in its previous concluding comments.
The Committee, in its previous concluding comments, recommended strengthening the decision-making and enforcement powers of the national machinery.
The Committee has expressed concern over the low prosecution rate of domestic violence cases in its previous concluding comments.
The Committee also suggested in its previous concluding comments that women ' s access to justice should be enhanced.
In its previous concluding comments, the Committee requested information on the number of convictions for violence against women.
In its previous concluding comments, the Committee expressed its concern at the high incidence of teenage pregnancies in Belize.
In its previous concluding comments, the Committee requested information on the number of convictions for violence against women.
In its previous concluding comments(CEDAW/C/AZE/CO/3), the Committee expressed concern at the persistent stereotypes found in school textbooks.
The Committee, in its previous concluding comments, recommended that school textbooks and curricula be revised to eliminate gender stereotypes.