Translation of "Selective justice" in German

Selective justice would only aggravate the situation.

We are against selective justice.

Selective justice is no justice.

But the appearance of selective or controlled justice will defeat the tribunal’s purpose.

The obstructions faced by the newly established Special Prosecutor have shown the need to address effectively the lack of independence of the judiciary and to prevent selective justice.

He stressed that the rights of Ukraine's citizens had to be respected and voiced support for the European Parliament resolutions and the statements by the EU High Representative, Catherine Ashton, strongly deploring violations of human rights and the politically motivated selective application of justice.

I would therefore urge the Christian Democrats in this Parliament not to make themselves guilty of selective justice.

"The ruling also presents an opportunity for Ukrainian authorities to act more decisively to address the problem of selective justice and to prevent its recurrence.

We remain concerned about the undue political influence over particular court proceedings and about selective justice in the country in general.

The White House on Monday said it was "deeply concerned" about the guilty verdict, calling it a "selective application" of justice.

This raises serious questions about the selective justice and double standards of the international systems of justice that is selectively applied to Africa and especially African leaders by the so-called ‘international community’.

"The issue of selective justice must be addressed, not least since Yulia Tymoshenko still remains in prison.

Even total compliance with the EU's conditions regarding Tymoshenko's release won't create a legal system that eliminates the problem of 'selective justice' in Ukraine.

This raises serious questions about the selective justice and double standards of the international systems of justice that is selectively applied to Africa and especially African leaders by the so-called 'international community'.

It shows that Ukraine is serious about addressing the EU's concerns over selective justice and is committed to its association with the EU.

Selective justice and the feeling of injustice which results from it can be dangerous for a democracy, especially a society in transition, and it can slow down the democratic process.

In particular, they should swiftly address outstanding issues of selective justice and political bias in the courts (including the recent case of Ukrainian MP Serhiy Vlasenko) and take steps towards reforming the judicial system and electoral legislation.

European officials have denounced the Ukrainian leadership's "selective justice" and made the signing of the agreement conditional on Tymoshenko's release.

The S & D Group welcomed the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on the case of Yulia Tymoshenko as an opportunity for Ukraine to find a definitive solution to the problem of "selective justice".

European officials have denounced the Ukrainian leadership’s “selective justice” and made the signing of the agreement conditional on Tymoshenko’s release.

In reality, their feeling is perfectly justified: for more than a year, the very selective "justice" of the "binomial" has been targeting more and more often members of the UDMR/RMDSZ, which can currently be described as the second preferred target by order of importance after Liviu Dragnea's PSD.

According to the President, one of the key tasks for Ukraine who is seeking to sign an EU Association Agreement in Vilnius is to solve the selective justice problem and Yulia Tymoshenko question.

Our position on Ukraine is balanced and constructive: highlighting concerns over selective justice and breaches in the rule of law while at the same time defending the European aspirations of the Ukrainian people.