Примеры использования National justice systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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National justice systems.
Developing national justice systems.
It exists only to supplement the deficiencies of national justice systems.
XI. Developing national justice systems.
Let me recall that the ICC is not intended to substitute for national justice systems.
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Strengthening national justice systems to ensure the consistent application of international laws that protect civilians;
The conduct of national and regional studies on victims of crime in national justice systems;
National justice systems should not treat some criminals more leniently than others simply because they had children.
The situation demonstrated that becoming a partyto the Statute entailed, essentially, improving national justice systems.
He also wished to know how local and national justice systems could be strengthened in order to hold all perpetrators accountable.
Many of those events have the aim of making the work of the Tribunal relevant to the national justice systems in the States of former Yugoslavia.
Similarly, provisions to reform national justice systems can provide an important platform for efforts to strengthen democracy and the rule of law.
Therefore, there is a need for the international community to augment those national justice systems when they are unable or unwilling to act.
She favoured the principle of complementarity, as a means of ensuring a close tie between the International Criminal Court and national justice systems.
Therefore, the international community must continue to strengthen national justice systems by building the local capacity of judicial personnel.
Because of its transnational nature, terrorism, like all transnational organized crime,poses serious problems for national justice systems.
They may also assist in building the capacity of national justice systems where they draw heavily on national prosecutors and judges.
Such initiatives should ensure the integration of human rights principles, norms andstandards in their efforts to strengthening national justice systems and institutions;
It was also important to strengthen national justice systems to enable them to effectively deal with international crimes at the national level.
The development of national capacities to deal with serious crimes will be more cost-effective andwill strengthen national justice systems as a whole.
We encourage the international community to help strengthen national justice systems, where required, in support of the overall completion strategy.
While national justice systems may differ, the administration of justice and the rule of law in all countries should be based on universal principles.
The adoption and implementation of the provisions contained in the Declaration in their national justice systems in accordance with their constitutional process and domestic practice;
It should provide an effective and fair system of international investigation, prosecution andadjudication of certain international crimes and complement, but not take precedence over, national justice systems.
The purpose of the ICTY is not to replace national justice systems permanently, but to encourage them to do their job and fully to respect the rule of law.
Under the principle of complementarity, the Court is to exercise its jurisdiction only in cases when national justice systems are unable or unwilling to do so.
Therefore, programmes to strengthen national justice systems and institutions in the aftermath of conflict should pay equal attention to economic, social and cultural rights.
It was highlighted that it would be part of a continuum of accountability mechanisms, starting at the community level and comprising national justice systems, ombudspersons offices and regional mechanisms.
Since it has been established that the ICC cannot replace national justice systems, recourse to the competence of national courts will remain the rule, given the principle of complementarity.
The aim of complementarity was to ensure that the Court would act to bring to justice the perpetrators of heinous crimes only when national justice systems were unavailable to do so.