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What is the State's position regarding the inclusion of alternative dispute resolution clauses in family law agreements in Panama?
The State can encourage the inclusion of alternative dispute resolution clauses in family law agreements, promoting peaceful and efficient methods to resolve disputes in Panama.
Can I use my expired Passport as a valid document to identify myself in Honduras?
No, an expired Passport is not valid as an identification document in Honduras. You must renew it before its expiration date to be able to use it.
What is the right to protection of the rights of older people in El Salvador?
The right to protection of the rights of older people in El Salvador implies that these people have the right to dignity, respect, care and full participation in society. This includes the right to health, the right to a life free from violence and abuse, the right to economic security, the right to participation in decision-making, and the right to non-discrimination on the basis of age.
How is gender equity guaranteed in PEP supervision in Argentina?
Gender equity in PEP supervision in Argentina is guaranteed through the implementation of inclusive policies. Equal opportunities and equal participation of women and men in the institutions in charge of supervision are promoted. Additionally, transparency is encouraged in the identification and monitoring of PEPs, regardless of gender. Training and awareness on the importance of gender equity in supervision strengthens the participation of women in key roles and contributes to a more complete and diverse approach in the identification of possible illicit activities.
How is collaboration between the State of El Salvador and civil society promoted in the promotion of good practices and awareness about verification on risk lists?
Collaboration between the State of El Salvador and civil society in promoting good practices and awareness about verification on risk lists is promoted through the active participation of civil society organizations in initiatives and programs. Dialogue and consultation mechanisms were established that allow civil society to contribute to the formulation of policies and strategies related to verification in risk lists. In addition, awareness and education campaigns are developed in collaboration with civil society organizations to inform the public about their importance in preventing terrorist financing measures. Collaboration between the State and civil society contributes to a more effective implementation of checklists in risk lists and strengthens public awareness of the relevance of these practical measures in the fight against terrorist financing.
How are land and property usurpation cases handled in the Bolivian judicial system?
Land and property usurpation cases in the Bolivian judicial system are handled through the review of documentary evidence, testimonies, and the application of legal regulations related to property. The management of these cases seeks to reestablish legitimate possession and guarantee the protection of property rights. Courts may order evictions, compensation or other measures depending on the severity of the case. The effective resolution of usurpation cases contributes to legal security and respect for property rights in Bolivia.
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