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It had focused on a legal analysis of racial discrimination indicators, and on socio-economic and cultural indicators, resulting in the identification of social groups that were particularly vulnerable.
While all migrant workers were vulnerable to human rights abuses, migrant domestic workers were particularly vulnerable because of their isolation.
The European Union for example devoted particular attention to the situation of very old women, who were particularly vulnerable to material insecurity and poverty.
Small island developing States were particularly vulnerable to such global phenomena as climate change
It was noted that computer systems were particularly vulnerable to fraudsters because of increased access to the Internet, which could enable them to attack government, corporate, and individual computer systems.
Internally displaced women and girls were particularly vulnerable and the majority of reported survivors were residents of camps for internally displaced persons who were attacked either outside camp perimeters while engaging in routine livelihood activities
Young girls were particularly vulnerable and, when brought into a household as juvenile babysitters, their role was very often transformed into that of an overworked, unpaid or underpaid and multi-purpose domestic servant.
Developing countries were particularly vulnerable to asymmetrical cyberattacks, and Brazil welcomed the Comprehensive Study on Cybercrime by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC), which provided a good basis for strengthening the international legal framework of the Internet.
Since rural and displaced women and female refugees were particularly vulnerable to violent acts, she enquired as to the measures adopted to protect them and asked for further details about the 2006-2010 action plan on gender-based violence.
On the other hand, Parties with populations of less than one million, many of which are least developed countries, all reported that they were particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.
Emerging market economies would feel the impact through reduced private capital inflows and higher costs of refinancing their external debt, while the poorer countries were particularly vulnerable to possible falls in ODA and migrants ' remittances.
Young people were particularly vulnerable in all countries, especially in societies experiencing conflict
Women and girls were particularly vulnerable to the effects of financial crises, since they often bore the burden of food and medical shortages by putting their families' needs before their own, and were the first to lose jobs and educational opportunities.
Small trade-dependent economies were particularly vulnerable in their efforts to integrate into the world trading system, and UNCTAD should develop a concrete programme of action
notes that most of the victims came from damaged families and were particularly vulnerable to threats and financial extortion.
Population movement was an issue of truly mammoth proportions and migrants, especially those described as" illegal" or" undocumented", were particularly vulnerable to human rights abuses, even when they had arrived safely in their new homeland.
Several representatives of Article 5 Parties said that small island developing States were particularly vulnerable to climate change and other environmental changes and urged Parties to
One representative said that women were particularly vulnerable to environmental degradation, especially in urban and peri-urban poor areas, where pollutants,
As some groups of women, including foreign brides, were particularly vulnerable, she asked if there were shelters which accommodated their needs,
In 2007, the Secretary-General reported that officials investigating drug trafficking were particularly vulnerable to pressure and threats from those involved in organized crime and that the protection of such courageous public servants needed to be addressed with urgency.