Примеры использования Defenders and lawyers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Human rights defenders and lawyers should be provided with everything needed as soon as possible.
The legal education and continuing training of judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers is a theme which should be sustained.
Defenders and lawyers have also courageously started to address the issue of forced confession before the courts, despite the frequent reluctance of court judges to accept their complaints and act upon them.
Nevertheless this law is not applicable to members of the Government, judges, prosecutors,and public defenders and lawyers, who are under specific regimes.
Magistrates, judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers should be requested to take courses on international human rights law.
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A comprehensive approach aimed at supporting international human rights law capacity-building for judges, magistrates, prosecutors,public legal defenders and lawyers should be adopted.
The development of human rights education programmes for judges,prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers is crucial to ensuring a solid foundation for democracy and the rule of law.
States should give priority to strengthening judicial systems, particularly through continuous education in international humanrights law for judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers;
The needs of different judicial actors- judges, magistrates, prosecutors,public legal defenders and lawyers- should be taken into account when developing training programmes.
First, a global thematic study should be carried out at the international level to assess the human rights education and continuing training of judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers currently in place.
Judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers must be adequately educated and informed on a regularand continuing basis on new developments in international human rights law, principles, standards and case law.
The report of the Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers examines the need for continuing education in international humanrights law for magistrates, judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers.
Judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers should receive continuing education on human rights principles, norms, jurisprudence, declarations, guidelines and rules as a means of strengthening the national systems of administration of justice.
Furthermore, the Special Rapporteur recommends that the mandate elaborate an updated study on individual and institutional parameters to ensure and strengthen the independence of prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers.
The Special Rapporteur would like to stress the need for magistrates, judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers throughout the world to receive, in addition to legal training, continuing education in international and regional human rights standards and systems.
The Special Rapporteur devoted her most recent report to the Human Rights Council(A/HR/14/26) to the need for strengthening continuing education in international humanrights law for judges, magistrates, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers.
The present is an advance report on the global thematic study on international human rights law capacity-building activities for judges, magistrates, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers, which the Human Rights Council, in its resolution 15/3, requested the Special Rapporteur to submit to the Council at its twentieth session.
In the present report, the Special Rapporteur demonstrates the need to revise some aspects of the approach to ongoing human rights capacity-building for the actors of the justice system, namely, judges,magistrates, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers.
States should establish compulsory, periodic and continuing legal education for judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers, particularly in the area of international human rights law,and in countries affected by armed conflicts, particularly in the area of international humanitarian law and transitional justice.
In its resolution 15/3, the Human Rights Council requested the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers to carry out a global thematic study to assess the human rights education and continuing training of judges, prosecutors,public defenders, and lawyers.
She considers that the knowledge of judges, magistrates, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers and the application of international human rights law at the domestic level have a direct impact on combating impunity for human rights violations, enforcing the rule of law, strengthening democracy and ensuring human rights-based development.
From the reports of the Special Rapporteur's predecessors and her own experience, the Special Rapporteur concludes that there is an imperative and urgent need for the systematic and continued international human rightslaw education of judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers.
Judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers must be aware of,and sensitive to, human rights standards, principles, rules and jurisprudence, international human rights systems and international and regional courts in order to strengthen democracy, the rule of law and good governance at the national level.
In 2012, the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers carried out a global thematic study to assess the human rights education and continuing training of judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers, with recommendations for appropriate follow-up see A/HRC/20/20.
In order to enhance the continuing education of judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers in international human rights law, an international conference should be convened with the participation of State representatives, judiciary authorities and the public prosecutor's offices, representatives of the magistrates and bar associations and members of the civil society.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR), in cooperation with the Special Rapporteur on independence of judges and lawyers, should support initiatives whereby the education and continuing education of judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers on international human rights law will be strengthened.
The de facto and de jure independence of the judiciary,public defenders and lawyers should be fully respectedand measures should be taken to guarantee such independence, in accordance with the major human rights instruments including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Basic Principles on the Independence of the Judiciary, the Basic Principles, on the role of Lawyers and the Guidelines on the Role of Prosecutors.
The Special Rapporteur should be apprised, on a regular basis, of requests made for advisory services and technical assistance to OHCHR in the area of administration of justice, in particular with regard to the independence and impartiality of the judiciary and to the continuing humanrights education of judges, prosecutors, public defenders and lawyers.
Also encourages States and invites competent national entities, such as bar associations, associations of magistrates and universities, to consider promoting the education and training of judges, prosecutors,public defenders and lawyers, and to ensure that the latter are informed as appropriate, on a regular basis, of new developments in international human rights law;
The Special Rapporteur requests that the Human Rights Council recommend that all States continue to contribute to the global thematic study conducted by the Special Rapporteur, taking into consideration the present initial analysis, thus allowing the Special Rapporteur to submit a final version of the study to the Council in 2015, after the organization of regional consultations and a global conference on international human rightslaw capacity-building for magistrates, judges, prosecutors, legal defenders and lawyers.