Israeli citizenship and residency laws do not differentiate between men and women.

No further distinction is made in the Kingdom between men and women and the place of residence.

Officials claim it s not segregation, but the ongoing experience of discrimination faced by Palestinian workers speaks for itself.

Child There is no difference here between classes, nor white or black, nor if you have money or not.

We should build with rationality and kindness because Iran should be free from any discrimination.

When we speak about these things, others understand that they are not alone, that they must protect their rights, and that no person should face such discrimination.

6.3 The Committee reiterates its jurisprudence that not all differentiations in treatment can be deemed to be discriminatory under article 26.

I believed that all lives regardless of whom they belonged to were absolutely sacred. This is why I stood against abortion, against war, against capital punishment.

There are no sex related differences whatsoever in the sizes of the insurance deductions for individual personal accounts in the system of personal accounting or in the computation of the sizes of pensions in the Republic of Tajikistan.

The general objective of the project is the integration of migrant workers into the urban social and economic fabric, targeting young and female migrants, given that they face double discrimination.

In its responses to the list of issues and questions, Gabon had stated that, under article 2 of the Constitution, all citizens were equal before the law without distinction as to gender.

Tackling these challenges requires a clear understanding of how economic opportunities can be broadened to ensure faster poverty reduction, promote human development, and stimulate gender inclusive growth.

But avoiding this outcome will not be easy, for it will require that selection for genetic enhancement is either available to no one or accessible to everyone.

We affirm and declare our support for a society in which the rights of all citizens are equally protected regardless of their nationality, political beliefs, sex and confession.

Ms. Holguín Cuéllar (Colombia) said that, just as terrorist acts must be condemned, the manufacture and marketing of anti personnel mines must be prohibited, for they too caused destruction, death and mutilation, and did so indiscriminately.

Firstly, our long tradition which requires strickt differentiation of tasks in the family. A woman's place is at home and she takes care of raising children, and the man works outside home and takes care of material security of the family.

Mr. Al Shubaili (Saudi Arabia) said that the worrying upsurge of terrorism affected all countries and societies without distinction and that international cooperation must be stepped up in order to deal with that scourge and its paymasters.

Ms. Azouri (Lebanon) said that there was no distinction between Lebanese and non Lebanese workers in terms of working conditions, social benefits and employment rights, except for the fact that foreign workers had to get work permits.

However, the legitimate struggle of peoples in defence of their right to independence or self determination must be distinguished from terrorism. At the same time, the indiscriminate killing of innocent civilians could not be justified by any cause.

There were 22,000 persons currently registered by UNHCR as refugees in Egypt, and it was estimated that 3 million unregistered refugees were living within Egyptian society, without discrimination.

She wished to know what kind of a distinction was made between equality and equity, because the Government seemed to believe that gender equality would be achieved when Gambian women were able to participate equally in the country's economic development.

distinction since military operations are only to be conducted against the enemy's armed forces and military objectives, there must be a clear distinction between the armed forces and civilians and between objects that might be legitimately attacked and those that are protected from attack.

Therefore, New Zealand understands this paragraph to be reaffirming the inalienable right of all States Parties to the NPT to develop the research, production and utilization of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination and in conformity with articles I and II of the NPT.

In particular, for protecting the current owners of property that is subject to a restitution claim, the Act stipulated that the current owner had to surrender property only if he she had obtained said property in breach of the laws then in force or if he she had obtained it through unlawful preferential treatment.

Ms. Bokpe Gnacadja stressed that, as a State party to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, Israel was responsible for implementing the Convention throughout its territory in all circumstances and must introduce legislation to criminalize all forms of violence against women, without distinction.

Moreover, the resolution went on to clarify (under the heading the principle of equal rights and self determination of peoples) that the principle of self determination should not impair the territorial integrity of States possessed of a government representing the whole people belonging to the territory without distinction as to race, creed or colour.

It strongly recommends that the State party develop, in cooperation with non governmental organizations and religious leaders, effective programmes to prevent, prohibit and eliminate private and public practices that constitute segregation of any kind, including a wide ranging information and public awareness campaign to put an end to these practices.

Whilst the formal legal system makes assault a criminal offence, including an assault by a man on his wife or partner, no differentiation is made in relation to assaults which take place within the domestic sphere and practice shows that an assault within the domestic sphere is usually treated differently from an assault outside it.

Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.