The conditions faced by Palestinian women were difficult and unique.

Violence and exploitation are not the only problems faced by displaced women and children.

It is true that, in practice, the exercise of this right is limited by the various constraints faced by women.

Violence against women, particularly sexual violence and the violence women faced in conflict situations, was another problem that merited serious action by Member States.

The recommendations addressed structural disadvantages faced by women in recruitment and hiring processes for senior civil service positions.

Recognise the persistent problems and challenges faced by women and girls and hereby resolve to empower them by taking actions in the following areas

Recognizing that the intersection of, inter alia, gender, age, class and ethnic discrimination and stereotypes can compound the discrimination faced by women migrant workers,

The report claimed that the disadvantages women faced resulted purely from societal beliefs and attitudes.

As The Guardian reported in 2011, women soldiers in Iraq faced a higher likelihood of being sexually assaulted by a colleague than they did of dying by enemy fire.

Iran responded by calling China s vote two faced.

By and large, the problems faced by returnees are not very different from those faced by the rest of the population, as discussed elsewhere in this report.

On October 7, 2010, Madame Gül became the first First Lady to address the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on issues faced by children and women.

(k) To encourage greater involvement of indigenous and other marginalized women in decision making at all levels and to address and counter the barriers faced by marginalized women in accessing and participating in politics and decision making

Ms. Kumela (Ethiopia) said that women in sub Saharan Africa still lived under extreme poverty and faced discrimination.

That was the situation faced by European leaders last autumn.

The handbook focuses on the challenges faced by developing countries.

The Committee is particularly concerned about the situation faced by women belonging to vulnerable groups and at the instances of multiple discrimination they may be subject to (art. 5).

More educated women are faced with a much bigger challenge than the less educated ones in the process of employment.

Some young women reported that if they suggested using condoms they faced physical and verbal abuse from their male partners.

This is provided for in the Courts (Domestic Violence Protection Order) Rule No. 67 of 2001 providing redress in situations of violence faced by women (which is discussed in Article 4).

But foreign investors remain aware of the challenges faced by certain countries.

In today's society, we are faced with a growing social and cultural tendency for women to disconnect themselves from their bodies.

Ms. Holguín Cuéllar (Colombia) said that, despite significant achievements, her country still faced many challenges in promoting the advancement of women.

Civil society entities and researchers participated in the preparation of the Report, which detailed the advances made by Brazilian women and the obstacles they faced in order to achieve full civil participation.

The Trust Fund to Eliminate Violence Against Women, established by General Assembly resolution 50 166, now focused specifically on implementation of existing laws and policies to address the multiple forms of violence that women faced both during conflict and in times of peace.

Ms. Tan, referring to the particular problems faced by rural women, said that it would be interesting to learn what efforts had been made to inform rural women about the provisions of the Convention, especially since the ratification of its Optional Protocol.

But, like any family secret that would cause us discomfort if faced directly, we Western women turn a blind eye to it.

Finally, faced by a realization of inevitable failure, participants look for a scapegoat.

The results are visible today in the challenges faced by sub Saharan Africa.

In an attempt to document the barriers faced by women entering the public domain, the Department of Women's Affairs conducted a study immediately following the 2002 election to find out the reasons why women in Vanuatu are so underrepresented in national, provincial and municipal Governments.

As the Human Development Report, 2005, pointed out, the trade barriers faced by developing countries exporting to developed countries were three to four times greater than those faced by developed countries trading with each other.

In the evenings, they roam in packs through the city s streets and bazaars, gaping at store windows and lustfully ogling bare faced women.

Despite the country's great accomplishments in its efforts to ensure equal rights and opportunities for women and men, it still faced serious challenges.

I recently attended a presentation on the constraints of creativity faced by editorial cartoonists.

A march in Lebanon, July 2016, against racism and curfews faced by Syrian refugees.

This is a serious hurdle faced by many small countries, especially least developed countries.

The history and current problems faced by the Assyrian minority of Iraq were raised.

Many of the problems faced by people affected by leprosy today stem from society s ignorance about the disease.

The threats faced by civilians during armed conflicts, in particular women and children, underscore the importance of mainstreaming a gender perspective as a fundamental part of early warning activities as well as conflict prevention measures.

Faced with absence.

Digging further into each case illuminates the challenges faced by Iran and its international interlocutors.

Inside Baba Amr (the area of Homs that has faced an onslaught by regime forces).

United Nations personnel faced danger in many activities other than those covered by the Convention.

By way of follow up to the NAP, consultations are taking place with the ministries involved, where relevant, to determine ways in which the differences between the problems faced by men and women could be taken into account in target objectives and measures.

Given the particular constraints faced by developing countries, not all options may be practical to implement.