Examples of using Judicial structures in English and their translations into Arabic
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A chapter of the study"Arab Judicial Structures".
In Abeyi, there are no official judicial structures only traditional/customary courts and an unofficial town court.
A recent major initiativeis the unprecedented representation of women in the local judicial structures.
Women form a majority in judicial structures, particularly in the lower courts, namely the Local and Central Courts.
Before the opening of the period for submission of candidacies,the Minister of Justice contacted the various judicial structures and asked them to propose qualified candidates.
Strengthen judicial structures, and provide adequate resources to enable the judiciary to perform its functions properly.
On this subject,the Government's concern is to reform the outdated judicial structures and gradually adapt them to the country's social development needs.
Judicial structures have to be adjusted to the requirements of the post-Dayton constitutional situation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its two entities.
The girl child is particularly at risk andcases are often mediated outside the formal judicial structures resulting in the victims accepting material compensation in lieu of a lawful trial.
National judicial structures, as well as all other areas of the administration of justice, also need to be made responsive to gender and child-protection concerns.
Prior to the war,the legal system was subject to significant political influence, and the judicial structures that were put in place by the Parties during the conflict incorporated many of the weaknesses of the pre-war system.
In line with Italy ' s traditional support for democratic development, we are planning a broad series of initiativesin Africa aimed at supporting parliamentary activities and strengthening judicial structures and training.
It was determined to continue modernizing judicial structures and providing them with the necessary human and financial resources to enable them to streamline their working procedures and enhance their performance.
To strengthen the rule of law in Kosovo, UNMIK will develop mechanisms to ensure that the police, courts,administrative tribunals and other judicial structures are operating in accordance with international standards of criminal justice and human rights.
The failure to decentralize local judicial structures at the regional level and the continuing high rate of female illiteracy are further impediments to the successful promotion of women ' s rights.
Participants in further meetings discussed human rightsbased approaches to development with interest, noting that human rights bring a wider focus to their development work(for example,the need for functioning and independent judicial structures).
In part due to the numerous unemployed former fighters andthe weakness of the law enforcement/judicial structures, Chechnya is experiencing an extremely serious crime wave, especially occupation of dwellings and kidnappings.
The use of mobile courts in North Kivu, South Kivu and Province Orientale, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has enhanced survivors ' access to justice,as mobile courts reinforce judicial structures within isolated and remote communities.
As far as the organization of military tribunals is concerned,if parallel judicial structures are established for functional reasons, they must guarantee the same rights to the persons concerned as are guaranteed by the military tribunals themselves.
Towards this goal the United Nations has provided direct and indirect assistance for activities such as drafting constitutions, instituting administrative andfinancial reforms, strengthening human rights laws, enhancing judicial structures and training human rights officials.
Despite some progress made in setting up judicial structures, Rwanda ' s courts and tribunals are not yet in a position to begin the genocide trials, since they are confronted with a number of obstacles.
United Nations support has also been provided for activities such as drafting constitutions, instituting administrative and financialreforms, strengthening domestic human rights laws, enhancing judicial structures, training human rights officials and helping armed opposition movements transform themselves into democratically competitive political parties.
However, in some instances, State-based judicial structures do not operate in a timely or effective manner and therefore are not ideal avenues for upholding the rights of communities affected by large-scale development projects and those defending such rights.
Supporting national Governments in their efforts to strengthen domestic judicial structures and undertake security sector reform is central to anchoring protection gains made during the crisis and ensuring their sustainability.
To further strengthen judicial structures, adopt measures against corruption in the judiciary and introduce more education and training for police, courts and social services to ensure their effective and appropriate reaction to all cases of domestic as well as other kinds of violence against women(Czech Republic); to complete the reform of the judicial system(Switzerland);
Owing to continuing support by the Serbian government, parallel judicial structures still exist in Leposavic, Zubin Potok, and Zvecan(Mitrovica region) and Strpce(Gnjilane region) despite the opening of UNMIK courts in those areas.
Women needed accessible and affordable judicial structures through which to assert their rights, and the single lawyer who visited the hinterland to provide the population with legal aid was clearly not sufficient for the large rural population of Guyana.
For the time being,70 per cent of the people of Sierra Leone used traditional judicial structures, and there was a huge gap between the full rights she herself enjoyed in the capital, for example, and her rights in her home village.
Key priorities identified by CHRI are strengthening of judicial structures to ensure efficient delivery of justice; expansion of legal aid services to rural areas; rehabilitation of police cells; effective implementation of human rights standards by the police service; and increased civic education on human rights standards.
A lack of familiarity with legislation and court procedures,dysfunctional and remote judicial structures, the de facto dual system of customary law and modern law, and the fear of" witchcraft" are all factors that limit full enjoyment of their rights, by the Congolese people, particularly women.