Article 13 Social economic and cultural welfare

SCP (Social and Cultural Planning Office), Sports Report, 2003.

Social and Cultural Planning Office, Space for Time, 2002.

It preferred to rely on social and cultural change and a change of thinking rather than on enforcement.

Humanitarian and socio economic context

Today, these evils affect the social, cultural and economic well being of a majority of humankind.

These policies must take into consideration the socio cultural reality, the expectation of the family, and the capacities of it.

But moral and ethical questions never yield fully to technical solutions they also require an understanding of humanity s social and cultural heritage.

It will also facilitate the integration of the social and cultural uses of the landscape with its ecological function and thus improve the overall environmental conditions.

2. Affirms its conviction of the value and diversity of the cultures and forms of social organization of indigenous people and its conviction that the development of indigenous people within their countries will contribute to the socio economic, cultural and environmental advancement of all the countries of the world

This is a task for the IND (Immigration and Naturalisation Service) as well as for agencies such as the CBS (Statistics Netherlands) and SCP (Social and Cultural Planning Office).

2. Affirms its conviction of the value and diversity of the cultures and forms of social organization of indigenous people and its conviction that the development of indigenous people within their countries will contribute to the socio economic, cultural and environmental advancement of all the countries of the world

2. Affirms its conviction of the value and diversity of the cultures and forms of social organization of indigenous people and its conviction that the development of indigenous people within their countries will contribute to the socio economic, cultural and environmental advancement of all the countries of the world

2. Affirms its conviction of the value and diversity of the cultures and forms of social organization of indigenous people and its conviction that the development of indigenous people within their countries will contribute to the socio economic, cultural and environmental advancement of all the countries of the world

W. Portegijs, A. Boelens, S. Keuzenkamp, (Social and Cultural Planning Office Statistics Netherlands), Emancipation monitor 2002, p. 112.

Governments could do more to help families to adapt and thrive, so that they can fulfil their social, cultural, and economic roles.

Reaffirming its recognition of the value and diversity of the cultures and forms of social organization of indigenous people and that the development of indigenous people within their countries will contribute to the socio economic, cultural and environmental advancement of all the countries of the world,

It is well known that the dire situations usually linked to social, political and cultural oppression, as well as severe economic inequalities, often create an environment favourable to the development of extremism.

This context, combined with increasing social polarization, could give rise to chaos and violence.

Legal history is closely connected to the development of civilisations and is set in the wider context of social history.

It severely hampered sustainable socio economic development, perpetuated inequality, lowered productivity, reduced efficiency and effectiveness and undermined the integrity of social, economic, cultural and political order.

The characteristics of the regulated industry are also an important factor in the choice of regulatory framework, such that more than one approach may be employed within a country.

In 2001 the Social and Cultural Planning Office conducted a preliminary study into opening hours in the Netherlands and the extent to which these are attuned to working hours and other factors.

(j) Ensure that such protection is understandable, affordable, accessible and not burdensome for the beneficiaries, taking into account the linguistic, cultural, social and economic context of indigenous peoples.

In this book, gender is understood to mean the social, cultural and institutional construction of what it means to be a man or a woman that is, of masculinity and femininity.

It is time to exchange the gender norms that are undermining men s health for a social, cultural, and commercial emphasis on healthier lifestyles for everyone.

It was necessary to work with indigenous communities to protect their social, biological and cultural diversity, while expanding their opportunities and their access to health care, education and security.

Although the Committee acknowledged and respected the historical and cultural context of women's rights in Yemen, that context should not be accepted as an obstacle to their full realization, since the Covenant was based on the concept of the universality of civil and political rights.

The Immigration Policy Institute (Presidential Decree 188 1.8.2002) was established for the research on and implementation of immigration policy, including issues concerning social and cultural integration of immigrants.

Furthermore, at the social and cultural levels, women face a variety of constraints which relegate them to a status of second class citizens and their involvement in nation building is not taken into account in national statistics.

It also recognized the social and cultural diversity of the rural population and the specific features related to gender, generation, race and ethnicity relations, which requires unique approach for overcoming inequality.

Domestic farmers are portrayed as irreplaceable defenders of the social fabric and traditional values.

The report and the presentation enabled the Committee to engage in a rich discussion with the State party of the social and historical context of racial issues in Barbados.

The Bolivarian Constitution recognized the special rights, both collective and individual, of indigenous peoples, which derived from their specific social, cultural and linguistic status as members of peoples with their own traditions, languages and customs.

Popular education advocates believe in teaching in the social context of the community, by creating spaces for dialogue, meeting and reflection.

Yet, this agenda tends to be pursued without much concern for how or if these measures feed into something of greater social, cultural, and even economic relevance.

The report is divided into three parts. The first part provides general information on Nicaragua and describes the social, economic and political context during the reporting period.

59 142. Promotion of religious and cultural understanding, harmony and cooperation

58 128. Promotion of religious and cultural understanding, harmony and cooperation

60 11. Promotion of religious and cultural understanding, harmony and cooperation

Advanced countries, with their adverse demographic trends, need migrants, as do developing countries not only for migrants economic contributions, but also for the social and cultural diversity that they bring.

Ties between families are strong and of vital importance to ni Vanuatu who rely on each other for social and cultural survival and it has traditionally been the role of the extended family to provide security and livelihood for its members.

Many studies confirm that female poverty cannot be conceptualized the same way as male poverty, given that women's social and cultural roles and their relationship to systems of power and authority differ from those of men.

Within this context, news on Syrian refugee girls forced marriages or even campaigns to marry them off to protect their virtue have gone viral on social media.

We must acknowledge the importance of respect and understanding for religious and cultural diversity.