WHO, which has made equality of access to health care a fundamental goal, has been promoting initiatives to redress the balance.

Accessibility of remedies and access to and from the child victims themselves should be a key concern in the search for redress.

Means of redress available to individuals

In order to redress the problem of inequality, legal literacy had to become an international priority, and women had to enjoy basic education and access to information.

Speak, strike, redress!

Speak, strike, redress.

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To prevent further homelessness, it is critical that States meet their obligation of non retrogression and refrain from reducing public housing stocks, reducing access to housing subsidies, and reducing access to redress for housing violations, in the face of continuing housing violations.

The creation of the Commission des relations du travail in 2001 simplified access to redress with regard to collective work relations, and also reduced waiting times, notably with regard to accreditation.

(a) There are no reasonably available local remedies to provide effective redress, or the local remedies provide no reasonable possibility of such redress

Let's redress with some new pseudocode.

Further assistance is required to redress this lack of capacity.

States should allow them access to relevant information about violations, prevention mechanisms and rapid and effective remedies in order to ensure that offenders are punished and that victims are able to obtain redress.

She recalled that the Committee systematically examined women's de jure as well as de facto equality in reporting States and women's access to justice and means of redress for their grievances.

Plans are under way to carry out a campaign to end rape in conflict situations with the aim of enhancing prevention and security and implementing strategies to protect women and improve access to legal redress.

Several non governmental organizations noted the practical difficulties faced by non governmental organization representatives in obtaining access to and in participating in United Nations meetings and called for measures to redress those difficulties.

The victim could also seek civil redress.

who , when a wrong is done to them , seek its redress .

who , when a wrong is done to them , seek its redress .

The mission welcomed the efforts of MINUSTAH to redress this situation.

Article 32, concerning access on a non discriminatory basis to domestic judicial systems, reflects a growing realization by States that judicial systems often do not permit those harmed by transboundary pollution to seek redress because non citizens and non residents do not have equal access to judicial systems.

If there were shortcomings, Benin was ready and willing to redress them.

Suriname made it possible for pregnant women to claim redress for dismissal.

Such action could be taken to prevent or, if that fails, redress

Indeed, a similar and farther reaching provision was agreed to in principle 10 of the Rio Declaration, which states that effective access to judicial and administrative systems, including redress and remedy, is to be provided by States.

Leave was granted to apply to the Supreme Court of Mauritius for constitutional redress.

What need we any spur but our own cause to prick us to redress?

It also provides full legal guarantees of the right to seek legal redress.

Furthermore, it is our moral duty to help the needy and redress injustices.

There is an urgent need, therefore, to redress the situation without further equivocation.

A clear condemnation by the Security Council could help to redress this imbalance.

The Chinese Government strongly urges the countries concerned to redress their erroneous act.

Please allow me to observe that Boxer violence cannot redress China s grievances.

The Programme is aimed at raising awareness of the sensitivities that accompany women's experiences of sexual assault in order to increase their access to justice and reduce the secondary harm caused by the process of legal redress.

Encourages all efforts towards the implementation of the principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, in particular principle 10, in order to contribute, inter alia, to effective access to judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy

Encourages all efforts towards the implementation of the principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, in particular principle 10, in order to contribute, inter alia, to effective access to judicial and administrative proceedings, including redress and remedy

But Europe can take other steps to redress or adapt to the looming demographic imbalance.

They also need to understand where effort can be best deployed to redress this situation.

Redress for women who face discrimination due to HIV AIDS, like redress for discrimination in other areas, cannot be achieved without eliminating gender biases in the laws and the judicial system.

It is time to redress that balance, or Soros s gloomy prognosis may become reality.

Redress should be provided to those who have been illegally conscripted into the army.

Promote development of legal and administrative measures to facilitate access to information on, and effective identification, control and management of, potentially harmful activities prior to their commencement and during their continuance, and to ensure the availability of appropriate redress for environmental damage.

According to the Declaration, a number of measures are required to prevent abductions and to provide redress.

Additional policy initiatives are needed to redress the weaknesses in the investment situation in developing countries, including better access to international financial markets. The experience of the European Investment Bank for promoting infrastructure and regional integration is also worth studying.

Still, the Court should not hesitate to act outside Africa when mass atrocities demand redress.