• Everyone has the right on court protection.

When a dispute takes place between two or more people and the dispute is not of a criminal nature, then civil litigation is used.

Usually the one party will seek a financial settlement rather than a jail time punishment, if the act is not criminal in any way.
When people think about lawsuits they are usually thinking about civil litigation cases used to settle civil disputes.
All of the disputes are resolved in court and civil litigation cases encompass an extensive number of subjects.
These types of disputes are always settled in court, or by way of an outside settlement, and the most common civil litigation cases involve accidents.

Every human being and every organization exposed to discrimination have the right on protection.
The condition for protection is neither the fact that the discrimination victim is a local citizen, nor any other characteristic of the victim.

Regardless of the type of lawsuit that was submitted, it is up to the discrimination victim (or another authorized prosecutor) to prove to the court that the sued party has committed the act for which he or she is being sued.

With that regard, it is possible to propose and take into consideration the statement of the so-called discrimination investigator.
A discrimination investigator is every person who got involved in a situation directly and personally, with the aim to unswervingly verify whether the prohibition of discrimination is violated in this situation.