Communal elections were successfully concluded in June, despite some violence at polling stations in two western provinces.

Malaya and Sri Lanka Communal Politics or Communal War?

Restricting criminal liability to actual perpetrators, carefully excluding clansmen and kin, is a fragile historical innovation aimed at interrupting spirals of bloody inter communal violence.

There has been a surge of religious extremism in recent years in many parts of Myanmar, which has led to clashes, riots, and other forms of communal violence.

Despite earlier efforts by the UN, the vast majority of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are unable to return due to the 2012 communal violence and fear of persecution.

Contrasting the findings of these surveys demonstrates that over the two years when sectarian violence has increased, Iraqis increasingly view their fate in a national, rather than communal, context.

In IDP and refugee camps, communal living and sleeping spaces, insecure and out of the way facilities and dark pathways put women at risk of violence and sexual assault.

At the communal level, more deliberate initiatives are required to promote incremental measures for more inter communal trust, interaction and accommodation.

He also introduced a de Baathification law, which evicted members of the Baath Party from official positions without legal recourse, paving the way for sectarianism and, ultimately, communal violence and unrest.

This would reinforce the need for inter communal cooperation and minimize the risk of a return to any form of communal domination or dictatorship.

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Promoting any policy or law that increases communal tension is unconstitutional.

Symbols used as marking during traditional activities and during communal work.

A practical effect was government seizure of traditional communal grazing lands.

Dawn song is a communal chorus, particularly during the breeding season.

And for the first time, I was affected by this communal unrest.

Instead of cooling communal conflict, interethnic hatred remains as heated as ever.

Some Samoans live a communal way of life, participating in activities collectively.

14.2 The public participation of women in communal activities cannot be underestimated.

Individual accountability would somehow break the chain of ethnic identity and communal vengeance.

lack of appropriate resources, such as finances, adequate medical care, communal family support, etc.

Back then, Malaysia's ethnic tensions produced communal riots in which both Chinese and Malays were killed. These, however, were never allowed to degenerate into the outright communal slaughter that the war in Sri Lanka has often produced.

Despite some violence, which resulted in revoting in some 31 polling stations, mainly in the Provinces of Bubanza and Bujumbura Rural, the communal elections of 3 June were held successfully and paved the way for the legislative and senatorial elections in July.

Indeed, a broad multi communal opposition front has formed in Beirut to demand Syria s departure.

Moreover, communal rights have progressively been accorded to the various groups that compose a nation.

Free higher education in state and communal educational establishments is provided on a competitive basis.

Ethnic and inter communal tensions are exacerbated by media campaigns against segments of the population.

And communal discovery is powerful because it leverages the network that is society to solve problems.

Justice was a communal affair and society set a high store by social harmony and peace.

Back then, Malaysia's ethnic tensions produced communal riots in which both Chinese and Malays were killed.

But some other multiethnic societies such as Tanzania and Burkina Faso have largely escaped communal conflict.

To investigate criminal or other matters having inter communal connotations or the possibility of political escalation

In 2004 and 2006, I was involved in conducting two nationwide public opinion surveys in Iraq. Contrasting the findings of these surveys demonstrates that over the two years when sectarian violence has increased, Iraqis increasingly view their fate in a national, rather than communal, context.

Non governmental and non profit civil contracts bind people together for communal, religious, social, and political activities.

More generally, the logic of the electoral marketplace means that no single communal identity can dominate others.

In the west of the island, there is a tradition of communal long houses known as uma .

Whenever possible traditional communal forest management systems, which provide multiple functions, should provide the basis for decentralization.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

20. Reaffirms the importance of the upcoming communal elections being conducted in a free and fair manner, takes note with interest of the draft legislation for preparing for communal elections, and urges the Government of Cambodia to continue to prepare for them accordingly

Liberal reform parties that tried to transcend communal identities and appeal to all Iraqis did not do well.

This is especially true where human suffering is caused by communal conflict, as was the case in Kosovo.

This communal breeding system involves groups of multiple males and females, but only one female is reproductively active.

The Shiites back Hezbollah because it appeals to their communal pride, represents their interests domestically, and stirs their religious passions.

The turnout seemed to be lower than the one registered in the communal elections, but no major irregularities were reported.

A noble cause, but one that was overshadowed this year by the last minute cancellation of the screening of 'The Open Sky', a 20 minute documentary film about a friendship between a Buddhist woman and a Muslim woman amidst the communal violence that gripped the town of Meikhtila last year.