CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL GUARANTEES OF FAIR TRIALS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND THE POSITION OF INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS ON THEM (AN ANALYTICAL STUDY IN YEMENI LEGISLATION)

Abstract

The issue of human rights, especially groups of women and children with regard to fair trials, can be severely affected if appropriate rules are not established that govern the activities of all those who participate in the administration of criminal justice and law enforcement. In theory, but the most important thing is to ensure the organization and implementation of the law’s work in practice, and to lay down rules that ensure the proper application of these texts. The challenge facing the right to a fair trial is a three-dimensional challenge first linked to the recognition of the priority of the right to a fair trial, as confirmed by the constitutional texts, on the one hand, and on the other hand, we believe that it is in the interest of every state to guarantee the right to a fair trial, considering it has become a global model from the perspective of cooperation and development. The international community, which may help it consolidate its relations with the rest of the international community, and finally, the right to a fair trial can be an important factor in development in Yemen, as human rights are interdependent, and ensuring the right to a fair trial would help ensure the rest of human rights.