Примеры использования Traditional courts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Traditional courts.
Review of Traditional Courts Act.
More generally, Namibia had a special judicial branch, the so-called traditional courts.
There were no traditional courts in Angola.
Percentage of women in judiciary,disaggregated at all levels to include traditional courts where relevant.
Specialized traditional courts in several states.
Indigenous persons with disabilities face considerable obstacles,such as physical inaccessibility to domestic or traditional courts.
In addition, the traditional courts do not always respect women's rights.
His work has been focused on conducting an assessment of the rule-of-law institutions in the Abyei Area,including police stations and traditional courts.
Often times in the traditional courts, women are not allowed to appear before the court without their husbands.
Because of non-restoration of civilauthority in counties and lack of organization in the traditional courts; planned for 2005/06.
However, the traditional courts remained suspended until the adoption of the Local Courts Act in 2011.
The State party states that there are no private courts, andno law barring the traditional courts of the authors from using their language of choice.
The traditional courts have also tried serious cases, including murder and rape, which are not within their jurisdiction.
The laws of the Hinterland are generally administered in traditional courts and fall under the responsibility of the Ministry of the Interior, not the Ministry of Justice.
The Traditional Courts Department now merged with the judiciary since April 1994 and therefore no longer under Ministry of Justice.
Meeting in Lakes State with state authorities on traditional courts that integrated with special courts to adjudicate over cases of cattle rustling.
Traditional courts continue to administer customary law, but that is about to change with the introduction of the Community Courts Bill.
Did it address such issues as dowry,domestic responsibilities and divorce proceedings in the traditional courts, which were key to the elimination of violence against women?
The traditional courts were established by statute, the Traditional Courts Act, which was not repealed after the adoption of the 1994 Constitution.
Discriminatory practices still persist against women when it comes to divorce, child custody andproperty rights, as traditional courts will often favour the husband.
Forty police officers,as well as traditional courts and social workers, were trained on child protection in 2010.
The dignity of the leaders of the political parties is guaranteed.It is provided that"the political parties shall have access to the traditional courts and Casas de Palabra.
The report states(para. 16.10) that in traditional courts, women are not allowed to appear before the court without their husbands.
Organization of 15 workshops(1 in each county)to develop training programmes on jurisdiction and regulations of traditional courts for local tribal chiefs and village councils.
Though the constitution recognizes traditional courts, no legal framework in practice has been put in place recognized and establishing systems and procedures for such kind of courts. .
It is estimated that 70 per cent of the population in the broader Sahelo-Saharan region has access only to traditional courts, which are not always easily accessible to women, children and migrants.
While traditional courts are more accessible than statutory courts, the line between customary and statutory courts is often blurred in both law and in practice.
This indicator would cover various components including the representation of women in the military, armed and security services, police force, and the judiciary,including traditional courts where relevant.
While the Committee recognized the need to sustain traditional courts, it urged the Government to ensure that those courts comply with the principles of the Convention in all respects.