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The Committee is also concerned about the apparent insufficient monitoring of placements.

Turkish Armed Forces are concerned about the recent situation.

The Committee is also concerned about the lack of compensation provisions for those children.

The Committee is equally concerned about the high incidence of child abuse in the State party.

The Committee is also concerned about the high junior middle school dropout rate in some rural areas.

The Committee is also concerned that girls and young women are often forced to leave school because of pregnancy.

The Committee is also concerned at the increasing alcohol and tobacco consumption by adolescents and the lack of programmes for the prevention of suicide among adolescents.

The Committee is further concerned that there are no officially designated places of safety for child victims of abuse where they can stay until their cases are heard by a magistrate, and that in practice, children are usually held at the police station, which is a cause of serious alarm.

It is also concerned about the insufficient coordination between the existing and newly created government bodies dealing with the welfare of children.

The Committee is also concerned that, owing to the entrance examination system, not all students are guaranteed entry into the free public secondary schools.

Cyprus was also gravely concerned about the unwillingness of the Turkish authorities to investigate the fate of Greek Cypriot missing persons.

In addition, the Committee is concerned that the Convention is not sufficiently disseminated at the local level, particularly in rural and the most remote areas.

It is also concerned at the lack of adequate measures to encourage the mass media to disseminate information that would promote a spirit of understanding of differences.

It is also concerned about continuing problems of ethnic discrimination and intolerance, particularly concerning the Roma and other minority groups, e.g. Serbs and Bosniaks.

The Committee also remains concerned that supervision and guidance for vulnerable families are not well structured and defined, making it difficult to monitor the situation.

The Committee is also concerned that the education system and its organization remain very centralized and that human rights education is not included in the curricula.

The Committee is also concerned that the new Children Code may not be in compliance with the Convention, especially in the areas of reproductive health and adoption.

The G77 and China were concerned about the impact of investment disputes.

It is also concerned that the returnees are facing many problems, particularly due to the lack of basic services, and that many children have still not been reunited with their parents.

The Committee is also concerned about reports of increasing poverty among older persons, the more so as HKSAR is facing the problem of a rapidly ageing society.

Concerned by the break in his routines, Birtukan ceaselessly called Mr. Assefa.

Australia remains concerned at the high levels and pervasiveness of opium production in Afghanistan.

Member States should be concerned by the growing dominance of extrabudgetary resources over the regular budget.

Denmark is very concerned about the recent escalation of violence in Israel and the occupied territories.

She's worried about news like the recent beheading of a group of men in Libya at the hands of ISIS, and she hopes that educating Libyan children will help stop the spread of radicalization.

The Committee is also concerned about the information that mothers are not allowed to stay with their hospitalized children free of charge unless the child is less than 6 months of age.

She was concerned that MONUC had been unable to develop a clear vision for its managerial structure and processes.

The Committee is concerned about the increasing incidence of domestic violence in MSAR and the irregular protection given to victims of domestic violence under existing legislation.

It is also concerned about the effective implementation of breastfeeding programmes and that the happy baby package contains material that is not consistent with the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes.

While noting the efforts undertaken to develop guidelines for alternative care placements, the Committee is concerned at

The Committee is also concerned that the rules and the procedures of the Adoption Act are not applicable under customary law.

However, the Committee is concerned that all domestic legislation does not fully conform to the principles and provisions of the Convention.

The Committee is concerned at the common use of corporal punishment in families and in schools and other institutions for children.

The Committee is concerned at the lack of adolescent health services and the large number of teenage pregnancies.

Some countries stated that they are concerned about the long term sustainability of their arid and marginal regions.

The Committee is further concerned that persons under 18 are not separated from adults when in detention, and that other problems in the administration of juvenile justice exist in the State party, including

Similarly, some of NATO s newer members, many of which are former Soviet bloc states, are anxious about the prospect of Russian rearmament.

The Committee remains concerned at the situation of migrant workers, in particular regarding their enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights.

The Committee is concerned about the lack of disaggregated data with regard to resources allocated for children at the national and local levels.

The Committee is concerned that corporal punishment is not expressly prohibited by law and is widely practised and socially accepted.

25. The Committee remains concerned that children with disabilities, whenever possible, are not included in the regular school system.

The Committee is also concerned at the lack of reliable information, including statistics, on the extent of the problem of sexual exploitation of women and children in the State party, including prostitution, sale and trafficking in persons.

The Committee is also concerned that, in addition to suffering social stigmatization, persons with mental illnesses often spend a long time in psychiatric facilities, where they live in sub standard conditions and receive sub standard treatment and care.

Concerned about the continuing human suffering resulting from the June 1967 and subsequent hostilities,