See Alison Aggarwal, Women's right to adequate housing overview of the reports of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing , August 2004.

Coalition of Non Government Workers, Report to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on adequate housing women and the right to adequate housing in Australia , Australia, August 2004.

So, too, was the developed countries agreement to provide adequate, predictable and sustainable financial resources, technology, and capacity building . to developing countries.

For example, Hong Kong (as of December 2002) is home to 237,110 migrant domestic workers (MDWs) mainly coming from countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Malaysia and Singapore. Connie Regaldo, Hong Kong, at Regional Consultation on the Interlinkages between Violence Against Women and Right to Adequate Housing , with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on adequate housing, Delhi, India, 28 31 October 2003.

(b) In operative paragraph 4, the words provide adequate and for were deleted and the word adequately was inserted at the end of the paragraph

In operative paragraph 8, the word and should appear in the third line between the words Malaria and through country led initiatives , and a comma should be inserted after the words adequate international support . The revised paragraph would read as follows

The Montreal Principles on Women's Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (2002) developed by civil society experts in women's human rights, articulate the need for interpreting and implementing economic, social and cultural rights using a substantive equality and intersectional approach, which informs the discussion in this report on applying these approaches to women's right to adequate housing and land.

Calls upon the international community, inter alia, through helping to meet the financial needs of the Global Fund to Fight HIV AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and through country led initiatives with adequate international support, to create conditions for insecticide treated mosquito nets, insecticides for indoor residual spraying for malaria control and effective antimalarial combination treatments to be fully accessible, including free distribution of such nets where appropriate .