Over one third of adult women are anemic.

Indigenous women endure constant discrimination, exclusion and exploitation.

According to the Commission, women with disabilities suffer from twofold discrimination.

Often, the victims of such abuses are treated as criminals dishonored, brutalized, ostracized, imprisoned, and even executed while perpetrators remain free. Millions of women suffer in this way, but their stories remain untold.

Many women still have inferiority complex and are inclined to be self satisfied.

In accordance with the Constitutional Law, women must not suffer from a discriminatory treatment in Mozambique.

In fact, he brings up a good point Palestinian women are currently suffering.

Possible sexual abuse such as rape, sexual harassment and involvement in commercial sex.

Women and girls continue to be the objects of male violence in the home, in society and in conditions of military conflict.

In Vanuatu 55 per cent of women are reportedly anaemic (Grace Vurobaravu, 2002).

Women suffered from violence in private and public life, and women and children were likely to be victims of armed conflict.

The Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions noted that Women suffer immensely from forced eviction.

Recognizing that women of all ages, in particular older women, continue to suffer from discrimination and lack of opportunities,

54 of medical workers have in their everyday work been in contact with women who regularly suffer from domestic violence.

The Commission stated that incarcerated indigenous women suffer particularly from the disruption to their responsibilities within their family and community life.

Young women, especially, suffer from discrimination in the workplace when they are seen as too aesthetically appealing.

Women's poverty is reflected in undernourishment and malnourishment, resulting, inter alia, from inadequate income, lack of education and gender inequality within households.10 Women in rural areas have high fertility rates and limited access to information and services on reproductive health.

In other words, the mothers with post traumatic stress syndrome had passed on a vulnerability to the condition to their children while they were still in utero.

Recognizing that women of all ages, in particular older women, continue to suffer from discrimination and lack of opportunities, including educational opportunities,

As a result, the number of pregnant women suffered from anaemia reduced from 52 in 1995 to 32 in 2000.

Women's vulnerability to certain diseases and death causes are more related to discrimination they suffer in society than to biological factors.

It is past time to show support for women who are suffering systematic, globalized, cost effective gender discrimination in the most overt ways ways that most of us no longer have to face.

But it's not just iconic women like Shirin, like Aung Sun Suu Kyi, like Wangari Maathai it is other women in the world who are also struggling together to change this world.

The EUROHIS data indicates that women suffer from higher levels of depression and anxiety than men.

At the end of 2003 the first support group for women suffering violence was opened in Tallinn at the initiative of the non governmental organisation Centre for Estonian Social Programmes.

While the minimum age for marriage for both boys and girls was set at 16, in practice girls suffered discrimination.

Violence in the private sphere is perceived as a family issue and women and girls who experience violence are either unable or afraid to report the problem to the authorities.

For many women and girls, their position in society does not enable them to insist on fidelity, demand condom use, or refuse sex to their partner even when they suspect or know he is already infected himself further, most women lack the economic power to remove themselves from relationships that carry major risks of infections.

Mr. Badji (Senegal) said that a greater number of women than men continued to suffer the disastrous consequences of poverty and illiteracy.

In 2001, this increased to 34 percent.

The base line survey, conducted by the Demography Institute, for 15 19 year olds in four provinces of Indonesia (East Java, Central Java, West Java and Lampung) in 1999 indicated that

One third of the victims turn to doctors for help, 2 3 of women suffering from domestic violence seek help from social workers.

Justice for Girls is a three year project, which began in November 2004, aimed at developing creative housing options for street involved young women who live with poverty, instability and violence.

The latter possesses a mobile unit to offer aid to women victims of abuse who face kinetic problems, visiting them at home, while there is a volunteer women's group active in providing services.

New medical data suggest that a significantly shorter waiting period after the hCG levels become normal is reasonable for approximately 97 of the patients with hydatidiform mole.

However, between 1995 and 2001 there was a sharp drop in the number of pregnant women who were anemic, the record showing a shift downward from 51 percent to 40 percent.

Even though the adoption of the Convention and the Beijing Platform for Action had, together with other national and international measures, helped improve the condition of women around the world, many were still enduring poverty, illiteracy, disease, discrimination and violence.

Rural women were doubly disadvantaged, by their poverty and by the fact that most spoke Guaraní rather than Spanish, and she wondered whether they had been made aware of their rights under the Convention in their own language.

It is estimated that 86 per cent or approximately 4.85 million women in Afghanistan between the ages 15 and 49 are illiterate, compared to 57 per cent of men.

It is important to verify whether these individuals are registered with a health centre, since it is probable that most prostitutes have a venereal disease.

The Strategy recognized the particular problems of impoverished and marginalized women in both urban and rural areas and the important role that women's and community groups could play in tackling them.

During a meeting with representatives of the Ministry for Women's Affairs in Bossaso on 4 February, they noted that they were extremely lacking in material resources and that this prevented them from assisting Somali women who have suffered immeasurably as a result of the long conflict.

12.40 According to Grace Vurobaravu (2002), approximately 50 per cent of women attending first visit antenatal clinics will have one or more sexually transmitted infections.

Ms. Pimentel, noting that rural women suffered generally from the lack of access to health care services, asked what measures the Government was taking to avoid the health consequences of illegal abortions, especially for rural women.

He said that this year, these measures applied only to women, particularly to women with serious or incurable diseases, who were released immediately so that they could spend their remaining time with their families.