Examples of using Increasing feminization in English and their translations into Spanish
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The draft resolution reflected recent developments such as the increasing feminization of international migration,
protection and welfare issues, increasing feminization of migration, social implications of migration
collaboration in national programmes. It would also be a good idea to focus on the increasing feminization of poverty.
pharmaceutical sectors reveal the increasing feminization of the health professions:
with the recognition of the increasing feminization of poverty and the fact that women are the main actors in organizations combating poverty
inter alia, the increasing feminization of poverty, the uneven access for girls to education,
she underscored the increasing feminization of international migration,
Vi.11 The increasing feminization of poverty is however deeply linked to the current macro-economic framework,
minimize any negative impact that an increasing feminization of migration may have on family and social structures.
In 2006, CEDAW was concerned about the increased feminization of poverty.
We see daily the increased feminization of poverty even when these same women are contributing partners in the economy.
Considering the increased feminization of migration, OMCT is especially concerned about the poor living
The United Nations SecretaryGeneral has pointed to adverse labour conditions as a major factor contributing to the increased feminization of poverty.
Noting the increased feminization of migration, particularly labour migration,
resulting in the increased feminization of poverty.
The increased feminization of poverty is a result of gender inequalities in access to the factors of production and knowledge.
The Acting President(spoke in French): I now give the floor to the Rapporteur of panel 3,"Ending the increased feminization of AIDS", Ms. Keesha Effs,
The increased feminization of poverty is due to the lack of opportunities,
on ending the increased feminization of AIDS.
take into account the increased feminization of migration, especially violent aspects of irregular migration,