Примеры использования Equal access to legal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Do women have equal access to legal services?
Equal access to legal services and free legal help.
Women further, do have equal access to legal services.
Women have equal access to legal services provided by a lawyer, solicitor or notary, or enforcement officer.
Women in Kyrgyzstan have equal access to legal services.
Women have equal access to legal assistance provided by the Legal Aid Bureau.
The Legal Services Board has a number of functions relating to the provision of equal access to legal representation.
Women are granted equal access to legal representation.
Mr. Flinterman said that women's rights would not become meaningful until there was equal access to legal redress.
Women enjoy equal access to legal services, particularly in the area of legal assistance.
The Committee notes that the Law on Advocates of 4 November 1995 ensures that foreigners,including migrant workers, have equal access to legal aid.
Women have equal access to legal assistance, and they come in larger numbers to request legal services.
The Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic, civil law and civil procedure law provide for the equality of men and women before the law the courts,as well as equal access to legal assistance.
Moreover, in general, women enjoy equal access to legal services, particularly in the area of legal assistance.
In its general comment No. 28(2000), the Human Rights Committee requested States parties to provide information on whether access to justice and the right to a fair trial, provided for in article 14 of the Covenant, were enjoyed by women on equal terms with men, andwhether measures had been taken to ensure that women had"equal access to legal aid, in particular in family matters.
The State guarantees real and equal access to legal assistance for all foreign nationals residing in or located on its territory.
The removal of consent requirements is required to accelerate service access among young people, andthe removal of discriminatory laws and policies and equal access to legal aid is critical to guarding the rights of key populations and people living with HIV.
Please specify if women have equal access to legal services and if they can get free legal help if they are unable to pay for it.
In particular, States parties should inform the Committee whether there are legal provisions preventing women from direct and autonomous access to the courts(case 202/1986, Ato del Avellanal v. Peru(views of 28 October 1988)); whether women may give evidence as witnesses on the same terms as men; andwhether measures are taken to ensure women equal access to legal aid, in particular in family matters.
Women have equal access to legal services in the Bahamas, both private or at the public expense under the Constitution of the Bahamas, Article 20 of which provides.
Article 5 of the Bar Act of 4 November 1995 provides that the"State guarantees real and equal access to legal assistance for all persons and foreign nationals residing or located in its territory.
Equal access to legal aid, which excludes inequality and discrimination in the access to competent legal assistance, including subsidized legal aid;
The Committee welcomes the initiatives to make available to women facilities to ensure their equal access to legal services, including in rural areas, and the strengthening of the Sex Discrimination Act, 1984.
The State guarantees equal access to legal assistance and to information about legal assistance and the procedure for obtaining it for all persons residing, or having a residence, in Kyrgyzstan.
In particular, States parties should inform the Committee whether there are legal provisions preventing women from direct and autonomous access to the courts(see communication No. 202/1986, Ato del Avellanal v. Peru, Views of 28 October 1988); whether women may give evidence as witnesses on the same terms as men; andwhether measures are taken to ensure women equal access to legal aid, in particular in family matters.
Protection of human rights and equal access to legal and health services are especially important when it comes to addressing the challenges faced by migrant women.
Here the Special Rapporteur refers to Principle 25 of the United Nations Basic Principles onthe Role of Lawyers, which provides“Professional associations of lawyers shall cooperate with Governments to ensure that everyone has effective and equal access to legal services and that lawyers are able, without improper interference,to counsel and assist their clients in accordance with the law and recognized professional standards and ethics.” emphasis added.
Formally and legally, women andmen have equal access to legal and political processes, social services, health and medical care, education, programmes for literacy development, employment, property ownership and social welfare services.
Professional associations of lawyers shall cooperate with Governments to ensure that everyone has effective and equal access to legal services and that lawyers are able, without improper interference,to counsel and assist their clients in accordance with the law and recognized professional standards and ethics.
Women and men enjoyed equal access to free legal assistance.