Such inequality of rights is devoid of all morality.

It is very unfair to do so.

In practice, this would have gravely disadvantaged those who were opposed to the constitution.

It is unjust to address that unfair situation by adding even more unfairness and increasing inequality.

Urban Inequities and GIS Putting the Poor on the Map

It would be incomplete, however, were one not to mention the warm, curious, friendly, and humorous human being underneath it all.

However, customary practices most often severely disadvantage women.

It facilitates the exercise of the right of aggrieved suppliers and contractors to seek review.

The above inequalities were abolished with the introduction of the new Civil Code in January 2002.

Let me stress the need to rectify the existing historical injustice against Africa reflected in the Council's present structure and composition.

NHRIs should focus on inequities in society, including their socio economic dimensions.

Empowering women is about overcoming prejudice and marginalization and marshalling political will to recognize them as resourceful contributors to decision making.

The causes of prostitution mainly lie in financial and gender inequality which the criminal networks exploit in their interests.

In this way, value added operations are created, and national transport operators can enter the new market and compete without prejudice to national importers and exporters.

At the same time, the United Nations must lead the global effort to address the economic, social, cultural, and political inequities that drive terrorism.

The selection process suffered from several inequities and non transparent features that undermined the United States claim to the contrary.

The tasks of the committee include drawing up a strategic development plan to eliminate inequality between women and men and to integrate equality in the action plans, programmes and projects of state agencies.

The unilateral flow of profits to the developed countries, to the detriment of less fortunate countries, is not only unjust but a real threat to world peace.

Its impact had been exacerbated by the prevailing inequities in current international economic relations, as well as by the growing influence of the United States of America on the international economy.

To overcome this situation the government has to implement policies that promote sustainable development and a more egalitarian distribution of wealth, thereby reducing the existing huge inequalities.

To eradicate that scourge, my delegation reaffirms the need to tackle with determination its root causes, including injustice, exclusion, poverty and the intensification of social divisions.

In addition to regular prejudices and challenges as women, immigrant women are often not informed of their rights and national laws and consequently are prone to abuse, human rights violations, unemployment and poverty.

A capacity to explain how some aspects of culture disadvantage women, harm the whole family and community, and undermine development efforts, is a key factor for success.

In a world where the production of wealth is enormous and at the same time poverty and exclusion have increased dramatically, the central problem is tremendous inequity in the distribution of wealth.

The reasons for the widespread inequality mostly lie in traditional gender roles and stereotypic belief that women and men have preconditions and skills that are inborn and not acquired.

Resolution 1325 (2000) has been the bedrock of support for the efforts of women to participate in peace processes and the building of institutions and to insist that the injustices they have suffered in conflict be addressed.

The strategy for the subprogramme includes the provision of substantive and technical inputs to the countries of the region to promote the consideration of population variables in the formulation of their social programmes, especially those aimed at poverty alleviation and the reduction of social inequities.

Also recognizes that inequitable political, economic, cultural and social conditions can breed and foster racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, which in turn exacerbate inequity

We believe that this is the time to begin to redress the historical injustices in global governance and to give a voice to the billions of people in the developing world who are now excluded from the decision making process in the Security Council.

Her delegation drew attention in that context to the proposal by the Group of Latin American and Caribbean Countries (GRULAC) for a regional programme to mobilize international support to combat the poverty and inequities which characterized the region.

The SADC member States continue to place special emphasis on the girl child, as we strongly believe that the girl child is the woman of tomorrow, whom we should, as a matter of duty, free from inheriting a life of prejudice, fear and want.