If yes, provide additional information.

Please provide information on the process of preparing the combined fourth and fifth periodic report.

Please provide information on the rate of arrests and convictions under this legislation.

Please provide information on the strategies planned to tackle the causes of girls dropping out of school.

Please provide information on the economic activities of rural women and their income levels in comparison with men.

Please provide updated information on the specific measures addressing trafficking in women and girls and their implementation and cooperation at the national level.

Please provide information on whether this study has been undertaken and, if so, its outcome.

Kindly provide the information to the Committee.

Please provide information on the efforts to implement temporary special measures to accelerate de facto equality between women and men, in accordance with the Committee's general recommendation 25.

Please provide information on the steps taken to implement these recommendations.

If yes, provide details, including address and other location information, if known.

Please include any additional information you believe pertinent.

Have you stopped any of the Listed individuals at any of your border points or while transiting your territory? If so, please provide additional information, as appropriate.

Please provide information on what other strategies, including awareness raising, are in place to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women's access to health care services.

Please provide information on rural women living in poverty, and on the impact of poverty alleviation projects carried out by the Government, especially of projects targeted at women.

Please provide information on the impact of national initiatives described in the report (paras. 141 142 and 477 478) on rural women's participation in decision making.

Please provide information on the impact of national initiatives described in the report (paras. 141 142 and 477 478) on rural women's participation in decision making.

Please provide detailed information on any programmes to raise awareness on the transmission of HIV AIDS between spouses, and mother and children, as well as their substantive content and impact.

Please provide appropriate data in support of the response to the above inquiry.

Please provide updated information in this regard, including whether the budget and the role of the national machinery for the advancement of women, including the Office of the Status of Women, has been improved and strengthened since the last report.

Please provide an update on recent changes to the structure and the mandate of the national machinery for women, as well as an assessment of the implications of these changes in terms of its expertise and capacity to coordinate the implementation on the Convention.

For each of the chosen measures, provide a short description of

In order to ensure the long term sustainability of a DMS, DMOs should develop accurate business models according to local conditions.

Please provide detailed information about the draft Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of the Victims, including the time frame for its adoption and its scope, and indicate whether a provision for criminal and civil remedies has been included.

Have you stopped any of the listed individuals at any of your border points or while transiting your territory? If so, please provide additional information as appropriate.

For information in this regard, please contact Ms. Lotta Tahtinen (tel.

c) Information on Welfare matters,

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Have you stopped any of the listed individuals at any of your border points or while transiting your territory? If so, please provide additional information, as appropriate.

In addition, please provide details of efforts to collect data on the incidence of trafficking in Cambodia.

In light of the Committee's view that reservations to article 16 are contrary to the object and purpose of the Convention, please provide information on any plans to withdraw the State's reservation, as well as to bring the Family Law in line with article 16 of the Convention.

Provide updated information on the measures to reduce paedophilia and sex tourism involving Australian men, primarily in Asian countries, and the situation of women brought to Australia as brides.

In this regard, please provide an update on the status of the Draft Criminal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, Law on Suppression of Kidnapping, Trafficking Sale and Exploitation of Human Persons, Draft Law on the Prevention of Domestic Violence and the Protection of the Victims and Law on Foreign Adoptions.

(c) Refusal to provide information on the deprivation of liberty of a person, or the provision of inaccurate information, even though the legal requirements for providing such information have been met.

Please provide an outline of the legislative and or administrative measures, if any, taken to implement the travel ban.

Please provide details of any cases in which the Convention has been used or relied on in the courts.

Please provide information on the percentage of enrolment of girls and boys in the primary school and drop out rates respectively, both in urban and rural areas.

Please provide any other information you believe is important for the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime to consider at this stage regarding aspects of, or difficulties in, implementing the Convention other than those mentioned above.

This report was submitted late so as to include the most up to date information possible.

Please provide details of the impact of such measures on combating trafficking of women and girls, and in particular on the rehabilitation of victims of trafficking.

Please provide an outline of the measures, if any, taken to incorporate the List in the reference database of your Consular offices.

In addition, please provide information on any evaluation of the National Women's Vocational and Educational Training Strategy (1996) and the New Apprenticeship Reforms (paras. 223 224), focusing on how indigenous women have benefited from these programmes.

Please provide any other information you believe is important for the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime to consider at this stage regarding aspects of, or difficulties in, implementing the Migrants Protocol, other than those mentioned above.

8. Calls upon the Committee on Contributions to give more detailed information and adequate reasons and rationale when making its recommendations.

Information on how to make contributions may be obtained from the Secretariat.