La responsabilidad de las empresas multinacionales a través de la litigación transnacional: estudio comparado de casos de relieve by Maria Chiara Marullo, José Elías Esteve-Moltó, Francisco Javier Zamora-Cabot

“…We are witnessing a paradigm shift in the fight against corporate impunity, in which access to justice for victims is prioritized; also, in cases where it is not guaranteed before the judicial headquarters of the place where the mentioned violations were perpetrated. …”
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Power Abuse in Child Sexual Abuse in Indonesia by Kanya Eka Santi

“…Contributing factors such as patriarchal norms, social stigma, and institutional weaknesses exacerbate the vulnerability of victims and hinder their access to justice. Framed within Michel Foucault’s theory, the power dynamics in these cases encompass hierarchies, normalization of violence, and discursive control. …”
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Roundtable Discussion from the Annual Desmond Tutu Centre for Religion and Social Justice Public Lecture on Economies of Violence by Sa’diyya Shaikh, Fatima Seedat, Farah Zeb

“…Recognising the multiple factors which shape access to justice such as gender, religion, race, and class, the Desmond Tutu Centre for Religion and Social Justice annually convenes various public and scholarly conversations on these subjects. …”
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Onrechtmatige Overheidsdaad for not Fulfilling Incentives for the Protection of Sustainable Food Agriculture Land by Riesta Yogahastama, Syaiful Bahri, Mohammad Habib Ramdhani

“…Therefore, in law enforcement it is important to reconceptualize so that access to justice for people whose incentives are not fulfilled by the government can make claims against actions taken by the government. …”
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Principles of the victim’s representation in criminal proceedings by I. O. Yemets

“…It has been proved that representation of victims in criminal proceedings is an indispensable guarantee of the principle of equality before law and court, access to justice and binding nature of court decisions, competitiveness of the parties and freedom to present their evidence to court and to prove their convincing nature before the court, etc. …”
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Revitalizing Sharia Advocates: Reforming the Law on Advocates in Strengthening the Role of Islamic Law in Indonesia by Budi Sastra Panjaitan, Putra Halomoan Hasibuan, Puji Kurniawan, Adi Syahputra Sirait, Sukron Ma'mun

“…By promoting legal reforms, the study improves the efficiency of religious courts and ensures better access to justice for Muslim communities.…”
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Acceptance of international criminal justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina by G. Šimić

“…However, challenges persist in ensuring access to justice for all victims and addressing the root causes of conflict to prevent future atrocities. …”
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Revitalizing Justice in Fiqh: Revisiting Non-Retroactive Principles to Address Sexual Violence by Iqbal Kamalludin, Bunga Desyana Pratami, Syarifa Khasna, Alamul Yaqin, Achmad Jauhari Umar

“…Handling sexual violence cases requires a holistic, human rights-based approach, encompassing prevention, protection, law enforcement, recovery, and ensuring victims' access to justice. Islam advocates equality for all, but its implementation is constrained by the improper handling of many sexual violence cases due to the non-retroactive Sexual Violence Law. …”
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Special criminal investigation (in absentia): problematic issues of a defence counsel's participation by M. М. Kolomoitsev

“…In view of this, and in the context of ensuring such fundamental principles of criminal proceedings as the right to defence, adversarial proceedings, observance of human rights and freedoms, access to justice, etc., the author emphasises the need to amend the current criminal procedure legislation to ensure that the defence counsel can appeal against the investigating judge's decision to conduct a special pre-trial investigation The problematic issues of defence counsel's participation are characterised, and the inadmissibility of his/her formal participation in criminal proceedings is emphasised. …”
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THE CONFLICT OF STATE REGISTRATION AS A CONDITION FOR THE EMERGENCE OF A PUBLIC LEGAL DISPUTE by Olena S. Lunina

“…It is noted that the development of justice in Ukraine should be aimed at strengthening the rule of law by ensuring access to justice, fair judicial procedures, independence, impartiality and professionalism of judges, as well as legal certainty, Uniformity of judicial practice and openness of judicial decisions, effectiveness of judicial protection. …”
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The Impact of Digitization on Legal Systems in Developing Countries by Ikhtiyor Djuraev, Azim Baratov, Shokhjakhon Khujayev, Iroda Yakubova, Mokhichekhra Rakhmonova, Bobur Mukumov, Nodirakhon Abdurakhmanova

“…By exploring case studies from India, Kenya, Brazil, Rwanda, South Africa, the Philippines, and Ghana, the research highlights how digital adoption enhances legal infrastructure, expands access to justice, and drives regulatory evolution. A mixed-method approach, combining qualitative interviews and quantitative analysis of legal reforms, reveals that digitization significantly reduces case backlogs, improves transparency, and accelerates judicial processes. …”
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Specific Features of the Formation and Development of Mediation in Foreign Countries with Anglo-Saxon and Romano-Germanic Legal Systems by S. S. Myrza

“…It has been concluded that the legislative consolidation of the institution of mediation in Ukraine by the example of developed countries with Anglo-Saxon and Romano-Germanic legal systems will provide rapid and cost-effective out-of-court settlement of disputes, as well as improve and simplify access to justice. It has been proved that on the basis of the model of mediation development in developed foreign countries, its introduction in Ukraine will allow to bring the provisions of national justice closer to European standards; reduce state budget expenditures, as well as promote the development and enhancement of the legal culture of citizens.…”
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Service providers’ perspectives and reproductive (in)justice among Roma women: a qualitative study in Spain by María Félix Rodríguez-Camacho, María José Sanchís-Ramón, Gaby Ortiz Barreda, Diana Gil-González

“…The relationship models between professionals and users of the Roma population project stereotypes that are an obstacle in terms of accessing reproductive justice. The right of Roma women to preserve their culture and to actively participate in policies that affect them is not included and guaranteed in public policies. …”
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