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Homestay is when you live with a family in their home.

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[...] vessels only) comprise a bedroom area and a living area with up to 4 berths in total (with pothole).

MISS CHOY SO-YUK (in Cantonese): Madam President, in order to assist expatriate teachers to integrate into society more easily, will the Government consider publishing some pamphlets with specific information on the usual ways of life of Hong Kong people, including their taboos, so as to minimize contradictions and conflicts arising from different cultural backgrounds?

[...] provided between living room and recreation [...]

Other relevant provisions that can potentially benefit older persons, even if they do not specifically address their concerns, are to be found in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, including: article 9 on accessibility; article 12 on equal recognition before the law, including in relation to appropriate measures to support the enjoyment and exercise of legal capacity; article 19 on living independently and being included in the community, including choice of place of residence on equal basis with others and access to a range of in-home, residential and other community support services; article 20 on personal mobility, including access to mobility aids, devices, assistive technologies and specialist staff; and article 26 on habilitation and rehabilitation to maintain maximum independence.

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[...] Administration initiated action to save [...] [...]

[...] children must have lived with them in the [...] [...]

Furthermore, the ministry issued a memorandum of action affirming compliance with the legal procedures relating to respect for bodily inviolability, while working to improve conditions of detention in respect of accommodation, subsistence, cleanliness and preservation of health.

As well as rooms or residential colleges available on-campus at some education institutions, there are hostels (rooming houses), Homestay (living with a family in their home), and rental properties (either on your own or sharing with others).

The centre at Nõmme tee has a capacity of 30 persons and is intended for children aged 10–18 who have addiction problems and need special regime.

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The Committee is further concerned about the lack of day-care facilities for children aged 0-2 years old that often obliges the biological parents to send their young children to live with their grandparents, sometimes in a different island, until they reach the age of compulsory school attendance.

Keep any living quarters completely [...]

[...] facilities such as living room, kitchen, [...]

The foyer leads to the gallery which naturally becomes a common space for the family before entering into the main living space and private rooms, and also provides a possible expansion for future needs.

[...] and healthy living practices, such [...]

With an astounding interior space, the villas offer one or two spacious bedrooms, a sitting area facing the sea, and a large stone soaking bath designed for two.

Children are particularly vulnerable to domestic servitude, especially if they live with their employers and/or migrate on their own to find domestic work

(e) To facilitate international cooperation in research and access to scientific and technical knowledge and, as appropriate, to facilitate access to and sharing of accessible and assistive technologies, inter alia, through the transfer of technologies.

Home Ownership Scheme (HOS) / Tenants Purchase Scheme (TPS) flat owners, from the third year onwards from the date of [...] [...]