Examples of using Csw in English and their translations into Chinese
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CSW recommended taking significant steps to bring an end to the climate of impunity within the state.
CSW recommended that Colombia take strong measures to ensure that its security forces did not forcibly induct minors into the military or use children as operatives.
That the CSW ask Member States and NGOs to explore, suggest and implement ways to overcome the obstacles to establishing universal human rights.
CSW recommended that India ensure that recommendations made by special procedures mandate holders were implemented.
CSW noted a 2011 government circular stipulating that permission be required to conduct religious activities.
CSW stated that documented violations of religious freedom within indigenous communities had increased.
CSW commended India for its attempt to pass legislation on communal violence; and encouraged India to see this process through.
CSW noted several recent cases of schools refusing admission to Protestant children on the grounds of religion.
According to CSW, State protection of religious freedom had eroded steadily since 2007.
Implement agreements reached previously at CSW such as the collection and analysis of data disaggregated by marital status as well as gender and age.
CSW recommended ensuring that representatives of Muslim communities in the Eastern Province are included in post-war settlement discussions pertaining to these communities.
CSW recommended that China include benchmarks for progress and measures for implementing the plans.
Of the 45 seats in the CSW, 5[11.1%] seats are affected by the Cascade Effect.
CSW and ADF reported that measures restricting religious conversions raised a number of human rights concerns.
CSW stated that abduction, forced marriage and forcible conversion of Christian and Hindu women and girls have increased.
CSW alleged that, a specific task force, the" 610 Office" was set up to deal with Falun Gong.
CSW pointed out that the lack of clear definitions of terms such as" inducement" placed legitimate and peaceful religious activities at risk of legal sanction.
The first scholar was an Italian lawyer, who attended CSW in 2001.
CSW, STP, JS7 and JS14 were concerned with the number of reported cases and deaths following blasphemy accusations.
In 2012 several sources told CSW that the mandate of the 610 Office had been extended to include unregistered church groups and human rights defenders.