Examples of using De jure equality in English and their translations into Russian
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public opinion regarding the importance of legal reform to achieve women's de jure equality.
repeal of discriminatory provisions in order to achieve de jure equality for women and compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention
In concluding, the representative noted that among the challenges ahead was the need to close the gap between de jure equality and women's actual enjoyment of equality,
religious groups to ensure de jure equality and compliance with the Convention.
The Committee recommends that the State party monitor the implementation of provisions in other legislation that guarantee women de jure equality with men in order to ensure that they result in substantive(de facto) equality for women.
Mr. Flinterman recognized the State party's efforts to promote de jure equality and equal opportunity for women
into Estonian law and has precedence over conflicting national legislation, and that de jure equality is becoming a reality in Estonia.
thereby make progress toward achieving de jure equality as an indispensable premise for achieving de facto equality for women.
It urges the State party to raise the awareness of legislators about the need to give priority attention to such reforms in order to achieve de jure equality for women and compliance with the State party's international treaty obligations.
Three elements were worthy of mention: the Committee had been unable to state that women's de jure equality had been achieved in any of the eight States parties,
repeal of discriminatory provisions in existing laws, in cooperation with relevant organizations, in order to achieve de jure equality and to enable de facto equality for women, in compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention;
since it was also clear that de jure equality did not translate into de facto equality, more focus was needed on education programmes
legal framework fully into compliance with the provisions of the Convention and achieve women's de jure equality.
submit it as soon as possible for adoption to the Parliament, and achieve de jure equality for women and compliance with the State party's international treaty obligations.
disabled people and notes that, despite de jure equality, women belonging to these groups are at risk of multiple discrimination and sometimes encounter significant
disabled people and noted that, despite de jure equality, women belonging to these groups are at risk of multiple discrimination
provisions are reviewed and repealed, in order to achieve de jure equality and thereby facilitate de facto equality of women with men, in compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention.
in order to achieve de jure equality and to enable de facto equality for women in compliance with the State party's obligations under the Convention;
where national laws have not yet been revised to implement international norms and standards, women's de jure equality is not yet secured.
De jure equality has been largely achieved.