(a) suing or being sued and

دون تميز على أساس دين أو لون أو جنس أو جهة وفي إطار سلمي و ما دامت لا تدعو للكراهية والعنف والإقتتال و تحترم مبادئ الحرية و المساواة. The right for a good life, property, justice, defense, open data and information, equality in jobs opportunities, health care and education.

They shall also guarantee every person subject to their jurisdiction the right to seek a legal remedy before courts of all levels .

These two provisions give the United Nations the capacity to sue in national courts.

In this regard, litigation PR is akin to reputation management.

The right to a judge is an indispensable corollary of the rule of law.

Unless ports are on the list, both sides may be bound to litigate a matter at an inland location when both would prefer the litigation to be in a port.

Construction remains at a halt, with the resultant associated costs, including the maintenance of idle machinery, consultancy services and litigation expenses.

The Second Concept Litigation PR is to protect the client s reputation before and during the trial.

However, access to a judge always and necessarily implies that the judge is independent and impartial.

The high cost of health care in the US is partly due to litigation and insurance costs.

French law, for example, contains no provisions which directly protect this right it can only be inferred from other constitutional rights or principles and procedural rules.

And by reducing malpractice litigation malpractice litigation is not an African problem it's an American problem.

Latimer worked as an engineer, a draftsman and an expert witness in patent litigation on electric lights.

In any event, such a process of litigation would be laborious, onerous and the costs prohibitive.

She wished to know whether there had been any cases of prosecution for domestic violence.

The slowness of legal proceedings and the fact that they may be prolonged for months and years (through courts or judicial committees that have no jurisdiction the Committee on Workers' Dismissal), a situation which is exploited by employers to make excessive demands on workers who may be unable to cope with awaiting the outcome of such proceedings, all this in spite of the legal provisions which consider employment cases to be urgent

Under article 7, paragraph 1, of the Charter, every individual shall have the right to have his cause heard.

The right to a judge underpins the requirement of independence and impartiality, without which there can be no effective protection of rights and freedoms.

These reports are used by local investors to obtain or negotiate financing, development agreements, or joint ventures.

It was suggested that it would be difficult to support an exclusive jurisdiction clause that might allow the carrier in some situations to dictate jurisdiction, particularly where a remote geographic location and the costs of litigating disputes could put cargo interests at a disadvantage.

The results of litigation on issues related to indigenous land and housing rights have been mixed.

The right to a judge, a general principle that precludes any form of impunity, is broad in scope and is broadening further.

Given the vital importance of the road for Uganda apos s economy, the interruption of the project had caused construction delay and possible additional costs associated with the change to a new contractor, as well as with the maintenance of idle machinery, consultancy services and litigation expenses.

(f) The effects of the different approaches on affirming justiciability and promoting the realization of economic, social and cultural rights at the national level

The Inter American Court of Human Rights pointed out that in addition to its adjudicatory jurisdiction, the Court had also exercised advisory jurisdiction.

You represent the two million people of this state... in prosecuting a particularly brutal murder... and I'm gonna see that their rights are protected.

Litigation PR is more regulated than regular public relations because of the potential to prejudice the legal process (Gibson, 1998).

Thus, support was expressed for the principle that damage to the environment per se should be actionable and subject to prompt and adequate compensation.

She also wished to know whether the issue of the equal treatment of wives was justiciable before a family court.

Worse, litigation in the Philippines takes at least five years on average to be concluded.

The enactment of the Administrative Litigation Law in 1990 enabled Chinese citizens to file lawsuits against local governments and public agencies.

Although the practice of PR involves far more than just mediated communication, litigation PR remains dependent on the media.

The use of special courts or tribunals is also problematic because they often do not use the duly established procedures of the legal process.

It includes the right to have access to a judge in any dispute, the right to appeal against any court decision, and the right to an effective and easily enforceable decision.

And one of our litigation strategies was actually to send me into the home of these clients with these large glass bottles.

But, because the media play a major role in perpetuating this double standard against women in the public eye, legislating or litigating against this kind of workplace harassment will not help.

In 2010 the by catch limit for loggerhead turtles was raised, but was restored to the former limit as a result of litigation.

The imperative of ensuring legal certainty may also justify certain restrictions on the right to a judge, provided that they can be reconciled with the right to a remedy while the legislature alone regulates the free exercise of the right to bring legal proceedings , it cannot distort this right or suppress the exercise of it.

The Litigation Group and their lawyers were helped substantially by an informal national network of citizens' groups that sprung up around the country in 1969.

This right to a judge in criminal proceedings is truly effective only if the content of the right to an effective remedy is fair and efficacious.

It is the modus operandi of the Commission to favour negotiated settlements over adversarial prosecutions, which are considered a last resort.

Their litigation strategy took advantage of a standard contractual clause (called pari passu) intended to ensure that all claimants are treated equally.

This principle is enunciated in article 130 of the Constitution, which states The right to seek legal redress is safeguarded and is guaranteed to all. The law shall specify the procedures and circumstances under which this right shall be exercised.

There are a number of practical reasons why both parties would often prefer to litigate in a port rather than in an inland location.