Crimes of rape and sexual violence were committed with impunity, largely in IDP camps.

Despite the real political difficulties, we cannot let crimes against humanity go unpunished.

It has restored the hope that crimes against humanity will never again go unpunished.

According to some media reports, some had gone abroad and returned without being punished for their actions.

Even in a middle income country like India, public schools and public clinics face mass (unpunished) absenteeism.

taking effective measures to make impunity impossible either for acts of terrorism or for the abuse of human rights in counter terrorism measures.

There is also continued lack of progress in addressing recognized loopholes in global non proliferation regimes that allow some countries to violate their international obligations without penalty.

Brutal dictators go unpunished because their interests are protected by large powers with stakes in their natural resources.

It is surely unacceptable for so many of the world's richest nations to make repeated pledges of increased official development assistance (ODA) and then break them routinely, with impunity.

It is time to heed the fundamental laws of economics and put a stop to the imprudence that those charged with fighting the crisis have been allowed to get away with.

Since then, many inroads have been made to ensure that the world s most serious crimes no longer go unpunished.

While General Assembly resolutions stressed the need for United Nations personnel to comply with the laws of the countries in which they served, disturbing violations by some personnel had gone unpunished.

The report notes at the outset that the idea of an international court originated as a forum for prosecuting State sponsored war crimes and genocide that otherwise go unpunished (see p. 11).

The Committee reiterates that the right to freedom of expression in article 19, paragraph 2, includes the right of individuals to criticize or openly and publicly evaluate their Governments without fear of interference or punishment.

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They had also been victims of crimes and abuses by armed illegal settlers, and on innumerable occasions had been brutally beaten, terrorized and even killed by Israeli settlers, whose crimes continued to go unpunished.

Success brings its reward in the form of immediate punishment!

In fact, the Quran does not prescribe a punishment for it.

The result is that perpetrators go unpunished.

Nor should the international neglect that has for too long allowed the Darfur genocide to go unpunished recur when it comes to sustaining the quest for peace in Sudan.

The revealed preference of banks and bankers behavior is that they did not lend more because they thought they could get away with it, but because they thought it was safe.

Impunity for crimes against journalists in Iraq is very high, with the country topping CPJ's list of journalists killed with complete impunity, with 110 unresolved cases since 1992.

The Parliament had enacted legislative reforms to suppress that crime, including by establishing harsher penalties in the Penal Code.

The best democratic punishment for politicians is not to re elect them.

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It is time to heed the fundamental laws of economics and put a stop to the imprudence that those charged with fighting the crisis have been allowed to get away with.

If it became a symbol, it was of Putin s new Russia, with its mix of jingoistic nationalism and state religion so any attack on a monument embodying the unity of church and state under Putin could not go unpunished.

(Bush s inattentiveness to this Russian threat dramatically illustrated by his literal embrace of Putin in Beijing as Russian tanks rolled into Georgia may have led the Kremlin to think it could get away with its invasion.)

His delegation had not achieved all its objectives for the draft text, but it called on all Member States to accept the latest wording, thus sending a strong signal to those who would target United Nations operations that they could not do so with impunity.

The current crisis is severe punishment for that immense intellectual error.

States shall not invoke derogation clauses to justify taking hostages or to impose collective punishments.

Larger freedom implies that men and women everywhere have the right to be governed by their own consent, under law, in a society where all individuals can, without discrimination or retribution, speak, worship and associate freely.

First of all, regarding the question of violations committed in the past and currently being committed, he mentioned the strategy adopted by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva for ascertaining the types of flagrant human rights violations that had gone unpunished after the conflict.

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