Equal access to health care

Equal access to the courts

Article 26 and 27 provide for equal access to public places and equality of employment in the public and private sectors.

Promoting equal access to labour markets

Equal access to education in practice

(h) To ensure young women's equal access to education and vocational training at all levels in order to provide them with an equal opportunity to participate in the global economy

However, the wording equal rights of access (replacing right to equal access ) would improve the text by clarifying the objective.

(a) Eliminate discrimination, provide equal access, actively encourage participation by women and girls in education at all levels and develop programmes that provide training to women in business skills

(c) Ensuring equal access to reproductive health

(a) Equal and effective access to justice

(a) Equal and effective access to justice

(a) Equal and effective access to justice

Ensuring equal access to treatment and care

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Article 12. Equal access to medical services

The right to equal access to education

Governments must ensure adequate funding for quality public services as fundamental to achieving gender equality, and must provide equal access to these services.

(iv) Ensuring equal access to economic opportunities and equal pay and other rewards for work of equal value

Providing equal access to statistics for all users

(f) Equal access of women to health facilities

(f) Equal access for women to health facilities

f) Provide women and girls on equal basis with men and boys access to scholarships, study grants, financial aids and all other relevant facilities

Article 12 Women's equal access to health care services

C. Ensure equal access to health care for women

Women had equal access to all levels of education.

2. Right to work and equal access to work

1. Equal access to education for men and women

They also have the equal right to equal access to all forms of non indigenous media.

Factors impeding the access of indigenous peoples to education discrimination and lack of equal access .

Factors impeding the access of indigenous peoples to education discrimination and lack of equal access

In general, given equal qualifications, all citizens of the Niger have equal opportunities of access to employment.

(iii) Ensuring equal access to land and other productive assets

Poverty eradication must be complemented by equal access to education.

(b) Equal access to work and employment of disabled persons

Women have equal access to sports and physical activities with men.

Paragraph 5 (c) of the guidelines (action to guarantee equal access)

465. All citizens of Poland have equal access to health care.

Appropriate measures should also be taken to ensure that women enjoy equal access to the labour market and equal wages for work of equal value.

We need to provide better market access, including access to financial services.

(c) To ensure equal access to education, property rights and inheritance rights and to promote equal access to information technology and business and economic opportunities, including in international trade, in order to provide women with the tools that enable them to take part fully and equally in decision making processes at all levels

15. Urges all Governments to ensure women's equal rights with men and their equal access to all levels of education

Women's equal ownership, access to and control over land and the equal rights to own property and to adequate housing

Women's equal ownership, access to and control over land and the equal rights to own property and to adequate housing

E. Provide for equal treatment of diverse sources of credit

(e) Provide for equal treatment of diverse sources of credit