4. Proclaims 21 May the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, echoing the World Day for Cultural Development commemorated during the World Decade for Cultural Development

This is a day of cultural entertainment, ethnic exhibits and a taste feast to recognize all cultural and ethnic groups.

The one day informal consultation on cultural rights was held on 26 October 2005.

Present day trends in economics and society worldwide are entirely different and require a rethinking of economic, social and cultural rights.

Cultural factors rooted in the division of labour by sex continue to impose a double day apos s work on women workers.

Cultural factors rooted in the division of labour by sex continue to impose a double working day on women workers. HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY

Enhancement of respect for cultural diversity and cultural heritage.

Recalling the celebration by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, for the first time, of the Portuguese language day on 5 May 2006,

In Pakistan, UNHCR organized a cultural show on street children at risk of HIV at an NGO run drop in centre on World AIDS Day.

Cultural life

Cultural Survival

Cultural Heritage

Cultural norms

Communicación Cultural

Cultural policy

Cultural Organization

A cultural exhibit entitled Steadfast in Palestine was organized at Headquarters in connection with the annual observance of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

It was noted that cultural exchanges nourish and develop cultural diversity and cultural identity they also combat misunderstanding and prevent extremism.

12. Invites the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to consider devoting a day of general discussion to the impact of structural discrimination, poverty and inadequate housing and living conditions on the economic, social and cultural rights of women, with a view to adopting a general comment on article 2, paragraph 2, of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

11.3 Cultural rights

Popular cultural centres

(f) Cultural development

(i) Cultural development

Central Cultural Fund

Hindu Cultural Fund

Cultural missions (caravans)

4. Cultural issues

Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

(i) Cultural development

(g) Cultural development

(g) Cultural development.

(g) Cultural development.

(b) Cultural development

(g) Cultural development

1.3. Cultural heritage

1.3.2. Cultural items

1.3.4. Cultural development

(g) Cultural development.

(g) CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

cultural confidence is of great significance not only to the cultural confidence of our cultural workers but also to the entire Chinese people.

(c) Expansion of the social basis of participation in cultural life (establishment and management of cultural institutions, support for festivals, events and cultural associations ...).

(b) Cultural events. Tunisia is distinguished by the great number of its cultural festivals.

This has opened the possibility for cultural institutions to apply for funds to implement various cultural events that include a significant number of cultural workers.

The 1954 Hague Cultural Property Convention prohibits targeting cultural property, and sets forth conditions when cultural property may be attacked or used by a defender.