In addition, the lack of access to CD4 and VL tests presents barriers to timely enrolment for people who have been diagnosed with HIV.

In the absence of an obligation to give reasons and of any rules providing guidance for the determination of the lawfulness of a dismissal, the scope of cases (nullity of and barrier to dismissal, violation

additional security precautions had nevertheless been taken on the shooting range in the aftermath of the incident, such as adding to the sand bags and barrels behind the target boards, and building barriers

equity of treatment in the workplace Customers receive fair and equal access to council services Staff and customers are treated with dignity and respect The council will actively remove discriminatory barriers

Each of the cells had access to daylight via a window and was properly ventilated, had a water tap and a toilet separated from the rest of the cell by a barrier.

Streamlining and simplifying the application process, self-determination removes the requirement to engage with judicial, administrative and medical bureaucracies that can operate as insurmountable barriers

persons, group or organisation; (e)     Each State Party undertakes to encourage, where appropriate, integrationist multiracial organisations and movements and other means of eliminating barriers

Women continue to suffer from domestic and other forms of violence, and to face discrimination and other barriers in accessing economic, social and educational opportunities.

In particular, the State had to ensure that the quality of education for persons belonging to minorities would not suffer, and that they would not be denied access to education owing to language barriers

The Court has further held that the right of access to a court is impaired when the rules cease to serve the aims of legal certainty and the proper administration of justice and form a sort of barrier

    On 8 November 2014 the CEC finished counting the votes and announced that the electoral lists of six parties had crossed the electoral barrier and would be represented in Parliament. 9.

It also noted that there were no barriers to her expulsion to Russia, which was considered a safe third country. 14.     The first applicant applied for judicial review of the decision.

The Court is not bound, under the Convention or under the general principles applicable to international tribunals, by strict rules of evidence, and there are no procedural barriers to the admissibility

  It is true, as noted by the majority, that the failure of a defendant to query the proper constitution of a trial court as soon as he becomes aware of the defect may be a barrier to a plea of nullity

The historical stigmatisation of stress in legal and judicial culture compounds inherent work challenges with isolation and shame, and is a major barrier to help-seeking and recovery.

applicant was a “factor of some weight” and this was to be contrasted with Bowman v United Kingdom (19 February 1998, Reports 1998 ‑ I) where the impugned provision was found to amount to be a total barrier

Such a barrier may become particularly difficult to overcome when, as in the applicant’s case, victims continuously remain under the control of those implicated in the ill-treatment following the incident

It does not appear that any crowd barriers were installed at the site or that the police erected any kind of perimeter fence for the demonstrators. 9 .

Indeed, to hold otherwise might erect a permanent barrier to bringing such matters before the Court, because, as rightly pointed out by the Government, in Bulgaria a refusal to register a political party

However, in the proceedings before the Court, there are no procedural barriers to the admissibility of evidence or pre-determined formulae for its assessment.