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[...] visit, the Working Group found that the challenges faced by people of African descent in Portugal related mainly to their lack of recognition as a specific group in the national policy and legal framework; the lack of recognition of their positive contribution throughout history to the construction and development of the country; the lack of qualitative and quantitative disaggregated data by racial or ethnic origin; the existence of a circle of poverty, unequal access to education, public services, employment, as well as discrimination in the administration and functioning of the justice system; existence of racial profiling and police violence; underrepresentation in political and institutional decision-making [...] [...]

Traditional craftsman even offer visitors the opportunity to try their hand at these special skills while the mini museum is ideal for discovering local artefacts.

The workshop allowed for the broad exchange of ideas and experience among the 44 ceramists/crafts managers from 19 Latin American countries, Ghana and Morocco, and for interaction with the FONART technical team and the design and marketing professionals from Colombia and the United States.

[...] [...] Acquisition and Subhead 5001BX under Head 705 – Civil Engineering (landslip preventive measures), the relevant controlling officers have delegated authority of the [...] [...]

[...] installation in France, and ceramics and life drawing in [...] [...]

UNESCO defines its functions and actions for the Dakar follow-up in four areas: (1) supporting National EFA Action Plans, with the focus on assisting the countries to develop (according to their needs and within existing development frameworks such as CCA/UNDAF or other plans such as PRSP) and implement their national EFA plan; (2) building capacity, first for national stakeholders who are responsible for preparing and implementing the National EFA plans and secondly, among educators, including policy- and decisionmakers, heads of institutions, curriculum developers, trainers and teachers; (3) mobilizing partners at the global and national levels to mobilize resources and promote inter-agency cooperation and collaboration in the various EFA processes; and (4) monitoring progress by issuing an independent annual EFA Global Monitoring Report.

[...] [...] Denmark, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Finland, Iceland, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, [...] [...]

[...] [...] by multiple processing procedures complete ceramic powder production, [...] [...]

[...] [...] health insurance (mandatory contribution by workforce); [...] [...]

[...] [...] the market economy, the Chinese society is also richly [...] [...]

[...] the imposition of closures and restrictions on humanitarian access in the West [...] [...]

[...] received, the Working Group was encouraged to note that some Governments had carried out investigations into the allegations made and taken measures, including enacting new legislation, conducting legal reform, introducing policies and services, such as health-related services, to better protect and assist women, including women victims of violence, developing national plans of action, [...] [...]

[...] [...] Solidarity and Labour Party, Iancuba Djola N’Djai, has condemned the coup and called for, first, the immediate restoration of constitutional order and the release of all detainees; second, the end of the persecution of Government leaders and looting of public property; third, the reinstatement of the PAIGC Government elected in the 2008 elections; fourth, the deployment of a United Nations-mandated stabilization force to provide security to State institutions and to facilitate the implementation of the SSR programme; fifthly, the fight against impunity and drug trafficking; sixth, the imposition of individual sanctions on the coup leaders [...] [...]

The potential for registry staff corruption should be minimized by designing the registry system to: (a) make it impossible for registry staff to alter the time and date of registration or any other information entered by a registrant; (b) eliminate any discretion on the part of registry staff to reject access to the registry services; (c) institute financial controls that strictly limit staff access to cash payments of fees (for example, by making it possible for payments of fees to be made to and confirmed by a bank or other financial institution); and (d) maintaining the archived copy of the original data submitted as previously outlined.

[...] [...] constituted a part of the framework for the work of the Mechanism.

It also limits the work hours and entitles all workers to rest and leisure.

[...] [...] switches, and technical ceramics.

He also explained that UNIDO intended to address the problem of the leakage rates by developing a training programme for those using the equipment concerned.

[...] investigations started in Lithuania in respect of trafficking in human beings, Lithuanian police officers co-operate with officers from law enforcement [...] [...]

(f) To carry on all or any of the following businesses namely, builders and contractors, decorators, merchants and dealers in stone, sand, lime, bricks, timber, hardware and other building requisites, brick and tile and terra-cotta, makers, jobmasters, carriers, licensed victuallers, and house agents.

[...] [...] of Intangible Heritage in Lithuania.

[...] [...] competence, as well as to nurture a sense of aesthetics and culture so as to perfect their personality and achieve whole person development.

[...] [...] members of the Seimas (Parliament of Lithuania) [...] [...]

(k) The various programmes established by the State to assist Mexican migrant workers in other countries and the measures adopted to facilitate the reintegration of migrant workers returning to Mexico, such as the e-Migrantes portal, the Humane Repatriation Programme and the Voluntary Interior Repatriation Programme.