Examples of using Improved access to justice in English and their translations into Spanish
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one of which is"improved access to justice, especially for the poor and vulnerable.
including improved access to justice across the country, which is a vital ingredient of human security.
Rwanda commended Botswana for creating specialized courts, which had improved access to justice, and for the adoption of awareness-raising initiatives on gender issues to educate the public on women's rights.
A further 25,000 women were instructed on improved access to justice through legal literacy in the Indian states of Uttarakhand,
noting that mediation and arbitration had been a useful adjunct to the justice system and improved access to justice, asked what role they could play in justice sector reform in Sierra Leone.
The UNDP project entitled"Strengthening of the rule of law/the judiciary/justices of the peace" in Guatemala(November 1998 to December 2000) improved access to justice by contributing to the modernization of the structure of the judiciary, the training of judges
under the MAJUVI project Monitoring and training for improved access to justice by women victims of violence.
the strengthening of the judiciary; improved access to justice and efficiency of the courts;
And improving access to justice by investing in legal aid services.
Improving access to justice in cross-border matters.
Improving access to justice.
Improving Access to Justice A2J- EARL.
Improving access to justice and judicial integrity.
Ensure the independence of the judiciary and improve access to justice(Czech Republic);
Improving access to justice was one of the key priorities of the Government.
political opportunities, improve access to justice and promote gender parity in decision-making.
Improving access to justice also offers the hope of improving the lives of women through the establishment of effective means to enforce their rights.
This includes improving access to justice for survivors of gender-based violence,
Burundi encouraged the Democratic Republic of the Congo to continue improving access to justice, health and education for all.
Undertake necessary judicial reforms with a view to ensure the independence of the Judiciary and improve access to justice, in particular for the most vulnerable groups(Slovakia);