The Committee is also concerned at the low minimum age of access to employment, set at 12.

In particular, the Committee is concerned at the low minimum age of criminal responsibility.

In particular, the Committee is concerned at the low minimum age of criminal responsibility.

Deeply concerned by the low levels of official development assistance,

The Committee is equally concerned by the lack of a minimum wage guaranteed by law.

145. The Committee is concerned at the low level of women s participation at the decision making level.

It shares the concern expressed by the Government at the low quality of education.

The Committee notes with concern, however, the very low enrolment of children in pre school and primary school and the even lower enrolment in secondary school, in particular of girls.

The Committee is deeply concerned that the minimum age of criminal responsibility is generally set at the very low level of 7 to 10 years, depending upon the state.

The Committee is deeply concerned that the minimum age of criminal responsibility is generally set at the low level of 7 to 10 years, depending upon the State.

The Committee is concerned at the very low minimum age of criminal responsibility, which is set at 8, and at the possibility that a person under 18 years can be sentenced to life imprisonment for murder.

The minimum age for employment, which is under 12 in agriculture and domestic services, is also a matter of concern to the Committee.

The minimum age for employment, which is under 12 in agriculture and domestic services, is also a matter of concern to the Committee.

The Committee is concerned that the participation of women in the labour market remains very low.

The Committee notes with concern the absence of a minimum wage in the private sector.

While noting that the State party has raised the minimum age of criminal responsibility in the Hong Kong SAR, the Committee remains concerned that the age of 10 years is too low.

An area of particular concern, in that regard, was how to reduce the costs of transferring remittances.

257. The Committee is further concerned that the Territory does not have a procedure for the determination of minimum wages.

521. Concern is also expressed over the low levels of participation, in particular in secondary and higher education, of certain minorities, notably Roma children and Albanian girls in rural areas.

87. The Committee is concerned with the highly segregated labour market which is accompanied by low pay for women.

Personnel compartment noise that's not too bad it's very low frequencies, it's basically like these subwoofers.

The Committee is concerned about the very low unemployment benefit coverage in the State party.

It is also concerned that the minimum wage in the public sector is not applicable to non Kuwaiti citizens.

The Committee expresses its concern at the relatively low age of criminal responsibility in the State party.

The early marriageable age, the minimum age for employment and the age of criminal responsibility are matters of concern.

21. It took note with concern of the low rate of compliance with the six week rule for the issuance of documentation.

The Committee is also concerned about the low levels of birth registration, especially among Highlander children. (arts. 2 and 24).

Low color theme for the logout dialog

While noting the efforts taken by the State party to increase the minimum wage, the Committee is concerned that the current minimum wage is still insufficient to provide a decent standard of living for workers and their families.

More to do with feelings of superiority and inferiority, of being valued and devalued, respected and disrespected.

A concern regarding the capacity of low and middle income countries to reach the Millennium Development Goals was also expressed.

504. Concern is expressed about the low and declining participation by non nationals in local elections.

164. Although the Committee takes note of the increase in the minimum wage, it is concerned that the minimum wage remains below the cost of subsistence, as acknowledged by the delegation of El Salvador the minimum wage amounts to 1,050 colones in urban areas and 900 colones in rural areas, while basic subsistence costs amount to 4,500 colones.

(a) Substantial reductions of tariffs, the rolling back of tariff peaks and the removal of tariff escalation

Such interest may be satisfied by requiring that the project company be established with a certain minimum capital.

In particular, the Committee is concerned at the absence of legislation regulating child labour providing for a minimum age for employment, the absence of a clear definition of the minimum age for criminal responsibility, the low minimum age for sexual consent, the lack of harmonization between the different ages of sexual consent among the four States, and the lack of legislation on neglect, abuse and sexual exploitation.

1270. In relation to the definition of the child (art. 1 of the Convention), the Committee is concerned at the various low age limits set in the domestic legislation of the State party.

All right, boys, you know the rules, so watch your low punches.

The Committee is particularly concerned that the minimum wage is not sufficient to provide a decent living for workers and their families and that in practice such a minimum wage is not always paid.

45. The Committee is concerned about the failure to provide for a minimum age for sexual consent and the absence of harmonization between the age for the completion of compulsory schooling and the minimum age for employment.

689. The Committee is concerned about the failure to provide for a minimum age for sexual consent and the absence of harmonization between the age for the completion of compulsory schooling and the minimum age for employment.

Moreover, the problems caused by dependence on commodities and natural resources in low income countries deserved special attention.

It is particularly concerned by the disparities in the marriage ages for boys and girls and between the age of end of compulsory schooling and the minimum age for employment.

It is particularly concerned at the disparities in the marriage ages for boys and girls and between the age of end of compulsory schooling and the minimum age for employment.

308. Although it notes that collective agreements in some sectors of professional activity contain provisions for the determination of minimum wages, the Committee is concerned that no minimum wage is guaranteed by law.