The Guidelines set forth, which have been formulated to assist Member States in their tasks of securing and promoting the effectiveness, impartiality and fairness of prosecutors in criminal proceedings, should be respected and taken into account by Governments within the framework of their national legislation and practice, and should be brought to the attention of prosecutors, as well as other persons, such as judges, lawyers, members of the executive and the legislature and the public in general. The Guidelines have been formulated principally with public prosecutors in mind, but they apply equally, as appropriate, to prosecutors appointed on an ad hoc basis.
Freedom from discrimination, Freedom from torture, Freedom of assembly and association, Freedom of opinion and expression, Right to education, Right to fair trial, Right to take part in government, Anti-racism, International humanitarian law, Monitoring & measuring human rights, Torture
