Примеры использования Local justice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Well-functioning local justice system.
The project is expected to strengthen the operational capacity of those working in the local justice sector.
Strengthening local justice systems to respond to local needs.
Isn't it possible that after the accident in the sled… you visited the local justice of the peace?
Progress towards sustainable local justice system and correctional service.
Revolt then spread north from Cambridge toward Ely,where the gaol was opened and the local Justice of the Peace executed.
Average citizens often rely on local justice mechanisms rather than the formal court system for redress.
These are ordinary citizens who give up some of their time to administer local justice without remuneration.
Often referred to as"local justice", traditional justice has existed since before the Portuguese and Indonesian occupations.
This Act provides funding for state and local justice system improvements.
A traditional local justice system called Gacaca predominated in much of the region as an institution for resolving conflict, rendering justice and reconciliation.
Synopsis: The project aims to strengthen local justice systems to respond to local needs.
These courts give the local community ownership of, and access to, a culturally relevant local justice system;
Each magistrate is assigned to a Local Justice Area but have a national jurisdiction pursuant to the Courts Act 2003.
These are ordinary citizens who give up some of their time to administer local justice they receive no remuneration for this.
Once local issues have been identified, the Local Justice Forums will negotiate with government and non-government agencies to develop action plans to address the priorities.
The record of the proceedings of this meeting shall be authenticated by a notary public or,in the absence thereof, the local justice of the peace;
His tireless work was pivotal to rebuilding confidence among the local justice authorities in their efforts to fight impunity and organized crime.
In Indonesia and Nigeria, UNODC organized town-hall meetings that provided thousands of citizens with an opportunity to interact with local justice sector representatives.
Increase in the number of reported cases of human rights violations resolved by local justice authorities according to international and national human rights standards 2007/08: 50; 2008/09: 75.
She highlighted in particular the discovery of systemic problems relating to efforts to address SGBV due to inadequate assistance andrefugees' reliance on local justice systems.
At the local level, the Operation's staff work in daily contact with local justice officials, including prosecutors and judicial police.
There is no justification to extend the immunities andprivileges of the United Nations to criminal behaviour, although there are circumstances under which the reluctance to refer delinquent staff members to local justice may be understood.
For many Guatemalans, the support the Commission is providing to the local justice authorities is a clear signal that the international community stands on the side of those who fight for justice and the rule of law and against impunity and organized crime.
These plans are developed under the auspices of the Aboriginal Justice Agreement and identify local justice priorities of Aboriginal communities.
Queensland's Local Justice Initiatives Programme supports community developed initiatives such as Community Justice Groups of elders which undertake crime prevention tasks with their communities, particularly the youth.
The Mission would also require an internal advisory capacity on justice andprison systems, which would also liaise with local justice and prisons officials.
In Uganda, significant results were forthcoming in new areas such as access to local justice, and gender-mainstreaming considerations in the decentralized planning and management of service delivery, which fed directly into the nationwide scaling up of the programme.
The results will serve in designing a capacity-building, technical assistance programme to meet the needs of the local justice systems responsible for dealing with war crimes cases.
Rwanda's gacaca process of local justice and reconciliation-- arrived at as a pragmatic means to deal with over 100,000 suspects from the 1994 Rwandan genocide-- does not supplant the national courts' power to prosecute genocide and crimes against humanity of leading perpetrators.