Примеры использования Training to judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Provide adequate training to judges, caregivers and other professionals.
At the state level, such measures included the provision of professional ethics training to judges, prosecutors and other court personnel.
Provide systematic training to judges and lawyers on the provisions of the Optional Protocol.
Take further steps to strengthen the independence of the judiciary,including by allocating sufficient resources and adequate training to judges and prosecutors(Thailand);
It is mandated to provide training to judges and court personnel.
In this respect, it recommended that Estonia raise awareness of members of minority groups, andemployers about the Law and provide training to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on it.
Provide mandatory training to judges, prosecutors and the police on the strict application of the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code;
The Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes andconsequences highlighted the need to provide education and training to judges to address effectively cases of violence against women.
Provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on the application of legislation prohibiting discrimination and violence against women;
On 1 November 2002, I imposed amendments to the laws establishing judicial training centres in order to make it possible for those centres to become operational andbegin to provide needed training to judges and prosecutors throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.
However, it was concerned about the lack of expertise within the judiciary to deal with domestic violence, andurged Brazil to provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on women's rights and violence against women as well as on the Maria da Penha Law.
In addition, they provide training to judges and prosecutors on the drug and crime conventions and on the legislative provisions adopted to implement the conventions.
The Committee decided that adequate compensation should be paid to the author; that the State should take measures to implement laws on gender equality in the work environment; andthat the State should provide training to judges, lawyers and law enforcement personnel on women's rights and gender-based stereotypes.
What measures have been taken to provide training to judges and lawyers on gender equality and to disseminate the Convention to the general public?
Adopt all relevant administrative and legislative measures to offer effective protection to women who file complaints about violence against them, including by providing for restraining measures under the Protection from Domestic Violence Act once a complaint has been filed andfurther to provide training to judges and magistrates on the scope of domestic violence legislation;
The LJTC has provided training to judges of district(city) courts, regional courts and several judges of the Supreme Court on children's rights in the context of criminal law and civil law.
In its general comment No. 20 on non-discrimination in economic, social and cultural rights, the Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights emphasized the desirability of States parties providing training to judges and candidates for judicial appointment on the principle of non-discrimination as a means of fulfilling obligations under article 2 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Provide systematic training to judges, lawyers and NGOs on the application of legislation prohibiting discrimination, in light of its obligations under the Convention and its Optional Protocol;
Ensure that all professionals and staff working with and for children are provided with the necessary training and supervision and are subject to background checks,as well as provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors, police and other law enforcement officers on how to prevent and monitor domestic violence and receive, investigate and prosecute complaints about such violence in a child-friendly and gender-sensitive manner;
UNDP is providing training to judges, the Attorney General and court support staff to boost capacities in prosecuting and adjudicating serious criminal cases, including piracy.
The Committee recommends that the State party provide systematic training to judges, lawyers and law enforcement personnel on all human rights, including economic, social and cultural rights.
Provide training to judges, prosecutors, lawyers and police officers on the provisions in criminal legislation relating to racism, equal treatment and non-discrimination and provide an evaluation of such training in the next periodic report;
Furthermore, the State party should provide training to judges and lawyers on the rights which ought to be guaranteed to mentally disabled persons tried in criminal courts.
Provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on women's rights and violence against women as well as on the Maria da Penha Law and on its constitutionality, as stated in the verdicts of the Supreme Court;
Since the review of Canada's Third Report, the National Judicial Institute, an independent, nonprofit organization,has provided relevant training to judges in Canada, including sessions on international human rights norms, environmental law and the domestic application of international law, which included modules on"The Relevance and Application of International Law to Judges in Canada,""Canada in the International Legal System," and"International Human Rights.
Continue providing training to judges, prosecutors, police officers and border guards on migration and trafficking, victim identification, protection and assistance, victim-friendly investigation methods, and the strict application of the Anti-Trafficking Law(No. 26364);
The Nigerian National Judiciary Institute had been providing training to judges and officials at all levels on the role of the courts in the administration of justice in relation to human rights and gender equality.
Provide systematic training to judges, prosecutors, police and other law enforcement officers on how to prevent and monitor domestic violence and receive, investigate and prosecute complaints about such violence in a child- and gender-sensitive manner; and.
Implement legal literacy programmes andprovide systematic training to judges, lawyers, prosecutors, the police and NGOs on the application of legislation prohibiting discrimination, in light of its obligations under the Convention; and.