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[...] [...] in criminal proceedings, as well as [...]

[...] [...] second set of proceedings, after it had already exhibited contempt for the ruling of the High Court in the first set of proceedings.

While building on existing international norms and standards, that procedure would: contribute to the preservation of the holistic nature of the Convention; take into account the general principles of the Convention in the consideration of allegations; propose measures to prevent the child from being subjected to reprisals for having submitted complaints; apply a gender-sensitive approach; guarantee the right of the child to be heard in proceedings affecting him or her; and complement the reporting function of the Committee, which would thus be in a position to call on relevant bodies to support countries in any follow-up to its recommendations, including by addressing root causes of violence against children.

[...] [...] in criminal proceedings relating to [...]

Consequently, the complainant did not need the assistance of a courtappointed lawyer to adequately assert her rights, and she has not suffered any harm as a result of not being represented in all the proceedings.

[...] [...] complexity is the rule in international criminal proceedings.

The duties of the Director are: to direct the work of the Centre in conformity with the work plan established by the Governing Board; to propose the draft work plan and budget to be submitted to the Governing Board; to prepare the provisional agenda for the sessions of the Governing Board and the Executive Committee and submit to them any proposals that he or she may deem useful for administration of the Centre; to prepare reports on the Centre’s activities, to be submitted through the Executive Committee to the Governing Board; and to represent the Centre in law and in all civil acts.

[...] immunity from legal proceedings of present and [...] [...]

Moreover, interpretation is needed in the courtroom: even with simultaneous interpretation, the length of the proceedings is clearly affected, and the need for clarifications and corrections as a result of the precision required in criminal proceedings further aggravates the problem.

Addressing the concern expressed by a number of delegations that the Committee might become another instance in proceedings initiated at the domestic level, the OHCHR representative noted that treaty bodies did not act as a “fourth instance” and did not normally examine facts and evidence dealt with by national courts.

As their claims were rejected in both the criminal and civil proceedings, the Compensation Board could not offer redress to the petitioners.

[...] [...] in criminal proceedings, and adequate [...]

[...] [...] procedural rights of the prosecution and the defence, [...] [...]

Companies understood that no immunity was afforded against actions for damages in a civil suit and companies understood that they would have to defend themselves against civil action if they undertook an application for leniency.

Moreover, an administrative dispute may be initiated by a State body, a body of an autonomous province and local self-government units, an organization, a part of the company having powers in administrative affairs, a settlement, a group of persons, etc., which do not possess the capacity of a legal entity, if they may be the holders of rights and obligations decided on in administrative proceedings.

[...] [...] to parties to litigation in which human [...] [...]

(d) A staff member who has been arrested, charged with an offence other than a minor traffic violation or summoned before a court as a defendant in a criminal proceeding, or who has been convicted, fined or imprisoned for any offence other than a minor traffic violation shall immediately report the fact to the Secretary-General.

[...] [...] active in complex litigation pending in federal [...]

[...] [...] prosecutors in criminal proceedings, and they should [...] [...]

[...] [...] evidence in any proceedings, except against [...]

[...] [...] as evidence in any legal proceedings.

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The Committee requests the State party to provide in the next report information on complaints about acts of racial discrimination, received through all mechanisms, including the village mediation units and the National Assembly, as well as information on relevant decisions in penal, civil or administrative court proceedings, including on any restitution or other remedies provided to victims of such acts.

(d) Evidentiary rules are non-discriminatory; all relevant evidence can be brought before the court; rules and principles of defence do not discriminate against women; and “honour” or “provocation” cannot be invoked by perpetrators of violence against women to escape criminal responsibility

[...] in criminal proceedings varied greatly [...] [...]