Примеры использования Lack of access to justice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lack of access to justice.
It expressed concern about human rights violations,harmful gender stereotypes, and a lack of access to justice for women.
Lack of access to justice.
Long-standing discrimination against women andminority groups is manifest in their lack of access to justice and other basic services.
Lack of access to justice in countries of destination 33.
Other issues that have to be addressed are the lack of access to justice for the majority of the population and the non-enforcement of court decisions.
Lack of access to justice: failure to treat offences as criminal acts.
The perpetrators were set free andtherefore Kemalita is in a life threatening situation due to police discrimination and lack of access to justice.
She emphasized that a lack of access to justice was a defining characteristic of poverty.
She flagged the impunity of those responsible,the criminalization of human rights defenders, and the lack of access to justice as continuing challenges.
Impunity and the lack of access to justice for victims of gender-based violence should be addressed.
JS3 talks about the lack of participation,ignorance of the rights of indigenous communities, the lack of access to justice and of judicial guarantees, and the criminalization of social protest.
As a consequence, the lack of access to justice has serious consequences for the full enjoyment of human rights.
However, the justice system remains weak and requires considerable support andintervention to address perennial problems such as lack of access to justice and significant delays in trials.
Violence against women and lack of access to justice for women are significant persistent problems.
She drew particular attention to the plight of young men of African descent, noting that racial profiling, linked to high rates of police violence,arrests and imprisonment and lack of access to justice could have fatal consequences.
With regard to the lack of access to justice, Chile joined the consensus in support of a rights-based approach.
The Committee is especially concerned about the situation of rural women and women heads of households,particularly in view of their precarious living conditions and lack of access to justice, health care, ownership of land, administration of property and inheritance, education, economic opportunities and community services.
Discrimination, lack of access to justice and lack of impartiality of the judicial system and of regional public administration.
The right to justice continues to be impaired by prevailing impunity, lack of access to justice, and structural flaws in the administration of justice. .
Lack of access to justice is, in and of itself, a form of discrimination to the extent that it denies people the equal protection of the law.
This can include: tolerance,the blaming of victims, lack of access to justice and effective remedies, negligence, threats, corruption and abuse by officials.
The lack of access to justice is particularly egregious in the provincial areas, where poor working and living conditions discourage qualified judges from serving.
The majority of the population remains extremely insecure because of poverty, lack of access to justice, lack of employment opportunities, high crime rates and corruption.
Considers the lack of access to justice as a defining characteristic of human poverty, a challenge to be overcome through rights-based approaches.
Her report(A/67/278) to the General Assembly focused on the lack of access to justice, which prevented those living in poverty from enjoying their human rights and escaping the poverty cycle.
This lack of access to justice is exacerbated for people belonging to vulnerable groups, such as women living with HIV, sex workers and people who inject drugs.
Issues discussed included lack of access to justice, gender discrimination in the criminal justice system, and the politicization of religion and tradition and poverty.
The lack of access to justice and the dearth of institutions to address massive violations of human rights and humanitarian law during the conflict remain a key challenge for post-conflict Liberia.
This is compounded by a lack of access to justice, underrepresentation at the local level, weak participation within State institutions and the socio-economic disempowerment of women.