(c) Public awareness-raising measures and training for law enforcement officials and other involved professionals on the criminal nature of acts of domestic violence. quality sufficient to satisfy the dietary of everyone, free from culturally acceptable.'* Whether there is legislation in the State party specifically criminalizes trafficking in persons of access and production.*° (b) Whether combat needs substances, and 46. Indicate the measures taken to promote equality and the mechanisms in place to monitor its strict enforcement. Also indicate the number of reported trafficking cases from, to and through the State party, as well as the sentences imposed on perpetrators; to adverse 45. Indicate the measures taken to disseminate knowledge of the principles of nutrition, including of healthy diets. 41. Indicate: (a) that and there is a national trafficking and the plan of action measures taken to support victims, including medical, social and legal by the disadvantaged individuals and groups, including and marginalized landless peasants and persons belonging to minorities, to food, land, credit, natural resources and technology for food 47. Indicate whether the State party has adopted or envisages the adoption, within a specified time frame, of the ‘Voluntary Guidelines to support the progressive realization of the right to adequate food assistance. in the context of national explain the reasons why. Article 11 A. The right improv food security’.2 If not, C. right The to water t of |i conditions 48. Indicate: 42. Indicate whether the State party has defined a national poverty line and on what basis itis calculated. In the absence of a poverty line, what mechanisms are used for measuring and monitoring the incidence and depth of poverty? (a) The measures taken to ensure adequate and affordable access to water that is sufficient and safe for personal and domestic uses for everyone;?? (b) 43. Indicate: (a) Whether the State party has adopted a national action plan or strategy to combat poverty that fully The percentage of households without access to sufficient and safe water in the dwelling or within its immediate vicinity, disaggregated by region and urban/rural population® and the measures taken to improve the situation; integrates economic, social and cultural rights!® and whether specific mechanisms and procedures are in place to monitor the implementation of the plan or strategy and evaluate the progress effectively combating achieved in (c) The measures taken to ensure that water services, whether privately or publicly provided, are affordable for everyone;** and poverty; and (d) (b) Targeted policies and programmes to combat poverty, including among women and children, and the economic and social exclusion of individuals and families belonging to the disadvantaged and marginalized groups, in particular ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples and those living in rural and The system in place to monitor the quality of water, 49. Provide information on education concerning the hygienic use of water, protection of water sources and methods to minimize water wastage.?* deprived urban areas. B. The 44, ri Provide uat information on the measures taken to ensure the availability of affordable food in quantity 18 12 See Committee's Statement on poverty and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (2001). CHRP ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS HANDBOOK 19 General comment 12, para. 8. 20 General 15, para. 7. 21 Adopted by the 127th session of the Council of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, November 2004. General comment 15, paras. 12 (a) and 37 (a): foe comment 14, para. 43 (c). eneral comment 15, paras. 12 (c) (i) and 37 (c). \bid., paras. 24 and 27. Ibid., para. 12 (b). Ibid., para. 25. 22 23 24 25 26 comment