Examples of using Prosecuting cases in English and their translations into Arabic
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(d) Prosecuting cases before the Trial Chamber;
And you're already back in court, prosecuting cases?
(b) Investigating and prosecuting cases on trafficking in human beings: national and international law enforcement cooperation and assistance.
(iv) Afghan Anti-corruption commissioner begins prosecuting cases of corruption.
Prosecuting cases of violence against women had proved difficult for many States, in particular because of the difficulty of persuading women not to withdraw testimony.
Special measures for investigating and prosecuting cases involving child victims.
In September 2011 the CPS launched legal guidance for prosecutors in England andWales to assist them in prosecuting cases.
The difficulties encountered by Ghana in effectively prosecuting cases of domestic violence mostly cover the following.
The ultimate objective when prosecuting cases of illegal traffic in hazardous and other wastes is to protect communities and the environment from the harmful consequences of improperly managed transboundary movement and disposal of hazardous and other wastes by punishing such crimes, and thus providing a deterrent.
FARDC military tribunals have also begun prosecuting cases of child recruitment by FARDC officers.
Acknowledging the progress made in taking steps towards establishing the transitional justice mechanisms named in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, OHCHR urges the Government to take concrete measures to fulfill its repeated commitments to end impunity, including by implementing transitional justice mechanisms in accordance with international standards, investigating the disappearances at Maharajgunj barracks andBardiya documented in OHCH^R reports and prosecuting cases committed both by members of UCPN-M and the State security forces.
Only in exceptional circumstances should itbe prevented by the Security Council from investigating or prosecuting cases when the Council, acting under Chapter VII of the Charter, took a formal decision to that effect.
With regard to paragraph 59 of the report, please specify what legalprovisions prevent military authorities from investigating or prosecuting cases of enforced disappearance(art. 11).
(m) Support regional cooperation mechanisms involved in investigating and prosecuting cases pertaining to illicit trafficking and organized crime, including the seizure and confiscation of criminal assets;
(c) Sensitize and train law enforcement personnel and judicial officials in the Public Prosecutor 's Office in investigating and prosecuting cases of domestic violence and conduct awareness-raising campaigns for the general public;
This will require all authorities concerned to systematicallypursue an asset-oriented approach when investigating or prosecuting cases relating to illicit trafficking or terrorism, to actively engage with their country ' s financial intelligence unit, and to further develop or strengthen national regimes on the identification, seizure, confiscation and management of proceeds of crime(UNODC).
Similarly, the criminal prosecution of the main perpetrators of gross human rights violations has also advanced:the International Criminal Court has started investigating situations and prosecuting cases, 114 States have ratified the Rome Statute, and the Security Council has referred two situations to the Court.
These workshops provided medical and psychological professionals and public institutions responsible for investigating,documenting and prosecuting cases of torture with information about the application of the Istanbul Protocol as a model for investigating torture at the national and local levels.
(b) Prosecute cases of illtreatment, ensuring that the abused child is not victimized in legal proceedings;
Even where institutions are accessible to victims,police and prosecutors often fail to launch an investigation or prosecute cases related to the conflict.
The police shouldbe provided with all the necessary resources to investigate and prosecute cases of trafficking.
The Committee urges the State party to strengthen its anti-corruption mechanisms and implement existing legislation to combat corruption,undertake investigations, and prosecute cases of corruption in the use of budgetary resources, especially for children.
(e) Strengthen its anti-corruption mechanisms, implement existing legislation to combat corruption,and undertake investigations, and prosecute cases of corruption in the use of budgetary resources, especially for children;
He emphasized that the DPP is wholly independent of the Government and that it prosecutes cases across the divide, as well as against the RUC and the military.
Adopt measures that ensure that detainees are treated inaccordance with international human rights standards, prosecute cases of torture and end arbitrary detentions of persons, including of the so-called" G15"(Spain); 122.141.
Local prosecutors within the Kosovo Special Prosecutor ' s Office prosecute cases of organized crime, human trafficking, inter-ethnic crime, terrorism and corruption(2005/06: 0; 2006/07: 0; 2007/08: 25 cases). .
UNODC developed a technical assistance tool to strengthen thecapacity of criminal justice officials to investigate and prosecute cases involving the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes, used in the UNODC workshops for criminal justice officials in India, Mexico and Morocco.
Local prosecutors within the KosovoSpecial Prosecutor ' s Office investigate and prosecute cases of organized crime, human trafficking, inter-ethnic crime, terrorism and corruption(2006/07: 30 cases; 2007/08: 40 cases; 2008/09: 50 cases). .
Local prosecutors within the Kosovo Special Prosecutors Office prosecute cases of organized crime, human trafficking, inter-ethnic crime, terrorism and corruption(2005/06: 0; 2006/07: 0; 2007/08: 25 cases). .
As part of this project, UNODC will support training activities to enhance the capacity of the judiciary in Kosovo to prevent and investigate internal cases of corruption andto increase the ability of law enforcement institutions to investigate and prosecute cases of corruption across all parts of public administration.