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SLOVAKIA - Concluding Observations of CEDAW Committee Report Review 2008 -  Attached.   Page 1 is pasted below.    

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SLOVAKIA

CEDAW/C/SR.847
CEDAW/C/SR.848

Fourth periodic report of States Parties

CEDAW/C/SVK/4

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Annexes to CEDAW/C/SVK/4
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CEDAW/C/SVK/Q/4

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CEDEAW/C/SVK/Q/4/Add.1

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Centre for Civil and Human Rights-FIDH

Global initiative to end all corporal punishment of children

Slovak NGO Coalition

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Statement

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Excerpts of SLOVAKIA CEDAW Committee Concluding Observations.

 

Principle Areas of Concern & Recommendations

 

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN & TRAFFICKING

 

21. The Committee urges the State party to place high priority on the introduction of comprehensive and holistic measures to address all forms of violence against women and in society. The Committee calls upon the State party to ensure that such violence is prosecuted and punished with the required seriousness and speed, and those women victims of violence have immediate means of redress and protection. The Committee requests the State party to ensure that legislation on violence against women is specific and comprehensive with regard to women, encompassing all forms of violence and in line with the Committee's General Recommendation 19. It further recommends that measures be taken to provide shelters for women victims of violence in sufficient numbers and with adequate standards, and to ensure that public officials, especially law enforcement officials, the judiciary, health-care providers and social workers, are fully sensitized to all forms of violence against women. The Committee invites the State party to undertake awareness-raising measures through the media and public education programs, including a campaign of zero tolerance, to make such violence socially and morally unacceptable, and to undertake a study on the root causes of homicides resulting from domestic violence. The Committee also recommends that the State party include in its legislation the prohibition of corporal punishment of children in the home. The Committee requests the State party to provide detailed information on the situation of trafficked women and girls in Slovakia in its next periodic report, as well as on the results of measures taken.

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