(f) Providing effective and easily accessible remedies to redress violations of the rights of persons belonging to minorities.

Throughout the country, civilians are unable to make complaints or obtain redress for human rights violations by State agents.

It monitored the human rights situation, investigated violations, recommended appropriate redress and conducted awareness raising programmes for the law enforcement and security agencies.

It is deeply regrettable that when victims of human rights violations attempt to complain, they invariably find no avenue of redress available.

The justice system continued to be marked by significant shortcomings which hinder the proper administration of justice, protection of human rights and recourse to legal redress.

Means of redress available to individuals

Ms. Hampson noted the need for conceptual clarity between violations of human rights and the right to a remedy, stating that human rights violations by a State or State agents gave rise to a right to redress under human rights law.

Generally, provided that protesters seek mediation and redress for their economic rights and do not attempt to encroach on the CCP s authority, Chinese residents can advocate for their interests.

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The victim could also seek civil redress.

It was now necessary to strengthen international cooperation to find a solution to the problems which directly affected indigenous peoples and redress the violations of their rights which persisted.

Redress is often through the Labour Department and the VNPF itself.

(a) There are no reasonably available local remedies to provide effective redress, or the local remedies provide no reasonable possibility of such redress

While welcoming the efforts pursued by the State party in the field of human rights education, the Committee remains concerned that most people living in Zambia are not aware of their rights and thus find it difficult to seek redress if their rights are violated.

Part of the reason is lack of awareness of their rights. But a big reason is also lack of confidence in the police and other concerned agencies to provide redress.

2. States shall provide effective mechanisms for prevention of, and redress for

If there were shortcomings, Benin was ready and willing to redress them.

Disputes concerning discrimination are resolved in court and the court sets redress.

Redress for women who face discrimination due to HIV AIDS, like redress for discrimination in other areas, cannot be achieved without eliminating gender biases in the laws and the judicial system.

It had often heard pledges, but wanted a sincere apology and practical redress.

Further assistance is required to redress this lack of capacity.

who , when a wrong is done to them , seek its redress .

who , when a wrong is done to them , seek its redress .

He discussed how the right was dealt with by the European Convention on Human Rights in its article 13 and by the European Court of Human Rights, which had recognized a right of redress following an arbitrary arrest, on the basis of article 5.

He stressed that Irish legislation on employment and the provision of goods and services specifically prohibited discrimination against Travellers and that, consequently, members of the Traveller community were entitled to seek legal redress for any violation of their rights.

It is especially important that we redress the absence of adequate African representation.

It also provides full legal guarantees of the right to seek legal redress.

2. Indigenous peoples deprived of their means of subsistence and development are entitled to just and fair redress.

(h) Implement the established legal mechanisms enabling victims of torture to obtain redress and fair and adequate compensation

This and numerous other resolutions seeking redress for injustices toward Palestinians have been ignored by the US.

Applying scientific advances to the prevention of tragedy and the redress of injustice fulfills science s core promise.

The Summit had also committed the United Nations to improving the effectiveness of the human rights treaty bodies, whose work had had a direct impact in changing national law and policy and bringing meaningful redress to individual victims of abuse.

The view was expressed that the flag State's ability to seek redress for non national crew members depended on the facts of each case, the nature of the complaint, the redress sought and the legal regime under which it was sought.

It further urges the State party to conduct full and impartial investigations of cases of alleged human rights violations by law enforcement officials and by private security personnel, institute proceedings against perpetrators and provide adequate redress to victims and or their families.

(h) Inform the Committee about the possibilities of providing redress and compensation to victims of torture and their dependants

It is time to redress that balance, or Soros s gloomy prognosis may become reality.

Meanwhile, the anguish and sorrow of survivors almost all of whom lost loved ones have not found redress.

Moreover, removing rigid protections without offering alternative, contingent safety nets and judicial redress is a recipe for conflict.

In view of the fact that he has received no redress for the violations at issue, he concludes that his rights under article 13, taken alone and or in conjunction with article 16, paragraph 1, of the Convention, have been violated.

Still, the Court should not hesitate to act outside Africa when mass atrocities demand redress.

But Europe can take other steps to redress or adapt to the looming demographic imbalance.

In the complainant's view, civil administrative remedies would not provide sufficient redress in his case.

They also need to understand where effort can be best deployed to redress this situation.

So there are good reasons to doubt that governments and central banks current actions will really redress the crisis.

9.6 Parents who perceive the teaching as indoctrinating and do not obtain an exemption have several avenues of redress.