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(b)

such legislation

objective evidence

readily available.

discrimination, it

is

difficult to enforce because

of discrimination would not be

Except

in cases of blatant

is difficult to prove that

someone has intentionally discriminated;

(c)

the

and

enforcement of anti-discrimination legislation the adjudication of disputes will have considerable resource implications.

Whether

perception of

why?

It exerts

the extension of CEDAW and the introduction of anti-sex discrimination legislation should be proceeded with would largely depend on the community's why

whether sex discrimination is a problem in Hong Kong, and on their view as to whether the benefits

that such action might bring would outweigh their overall impact on society.

it is

A

problem

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