Examples of using Access to the courts in English and their translations into Spanish
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tax equality and access to the courts.
improving access to the courts for people with claims of small monetary amounts.
They consider this a threat to the principle of equal access to the courts.
citizens were being afforded greater access to the courts.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said he did not understand Ms. Wedgwood's proposal on the right of access to the courts and sought clarification from the Rapporteur.
7 regarding access to the courts, education, culture and information.
has access to the courts of law and the labour
Their rights are therefore violated as a result of indirect discrimination which arises because of unequal access to the courts and therefore to justice.
Today, the rights of access to the courts and to the equal application of justice are firmly established in general international law,
it is essential that both parents have ready access to the courts to seek an order,
Although women are thus ensured access to the courts equally with men, it is just
On the other hand, access to the courts includes not only the right of action, but also the right to fair and equitable proceedings,
Lastly, every individual is guaranteed access to the courts, and any conditions for initiating proceedings are dependent not on the gender of the plaintiff
who have been held in detention or in prison without access to the courts.
in many others indigenous people lacked equal access to the courts and suffered discrimination,
further hampering their access to the courts.
In Côte d'Ivoire, access to the courts raises two problems:
yet only a small percentage of the population had access to the courts.
disappearance and lack of access to the courts.