00:00Build a shared vision for you to improve access to justice.
00:04A stronger tomorrow, dear friends, begin with a meaningful dialogue with it.
00:11But dialogue can truly succeed only when it is accompanied by respect for the dignity of every individual.
00:18So dialogue is a second such an important Buddha can.
00:21Dignity.
00:24Dignity. Justice that sees the person, not just in case.
00:56Dignity.
01:06This is not the case, it is not the case, it is not the case, it is not the case,
01:11these are undoubtedly important factors, yet for the ordinary citizens, the experience of justice begins much earlier.
01:21It begins the moment they walk into a legal aid clinic, a court complex or an office of a Talbuka
01:28level legal service authority. Long before a judicial order is passed, they have already formed an opinion about the justice
01:36system from the manner in which they are deceived, hurt and treated.
01:40So, if you have three legal volunteers, we will be able to do three issues.
01:49Receive, hurt and treatise.
01:52So, when a consumer of justice comes to a hospital, our nurse is a multi-purpose health worker,
02:03while the doctor has made 3 agents or not as an Mexican technician,
02:07a train will be able to do aекс-ray operation.
02:13So, if the doctoritutes truly look up and treatise,
02:15this is the case where the doctor will be a mum.
02:16This is the case rather than the doctoritutes,
02:18who is the legal aid department and who is the case in office,
02:22who is the legal aid department and who is the legal aid department,
02:26who has received a librarian in the hospital,
02:27who has been invited to a hospital,
02:27where people have been invited to a hospital.
02:29foreign
02:38foreign
02:40foreign
02:40foreign
02:42I think that the first thing about dignity is that when you come, how do you treat it?
02:53So, dignity is not always expressed through grand constitutional principles.
02:59Equality, equality, dignity, yes sir, more often it is reflected in these small and deeply meaningful acts of empathy.
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