We sue for peace.

Prosecution of alleged offenders

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No. We don't want to prosecute anyone.

being identified as a victim of sexual abuse can lead to isolation or further violence or abuse by families and communities.

The primary role of the police is to investigate and possibly prosecute the suspect.

No progress has been made in relation to the prosecution of persons in Indonesia.

Investigations into these abuses have rarely resulted in prosecutions.

The FTC has concurrent adjudicative powers for selected provisions.

Prosecuting cartels may be the most difficult of the tasks assigned to competition agencies, however.

It can publicize the important role of complaints in cartel cases that are successfully prosecuted.

The common law rule is that a woman married in community of property cannot be sued. Her husband must instead be sued, because he is the administrator of their property and her guardian.

So far, Xi s campaign has remained a conventional affair involving selective prosecution.

In 1990, the Uderzo and Goscinny families decided to sue Dargaud to take over the rights.

Pursue prosecution of those responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Measures aimed at prosecuting perpetrators of human violations remain weak and insufficient.

Several Puerto Ricans prosecuted for their activities in support of Puerto Rican independence live secretly in exile.

Last January, my company, Fark.com, was sued along with Yahoo, MSN, Reddit,

Their status should provide for follow up as appropriate, including in the form of prosecutions.

And we intend to charge Irene Williams with conspiracy to commit murder against her husband Walter Williams.

This refers to two different types of power, which are possession of power and exercising power.

As a hypothetical example, Alice in the United States wishes to sue Roberto in Argentina.

She also noted that where a State fails to prosecute its own soldiers, it might well be in breach of human rights law.

prosecuting economic and financial crimes, especially corruption, as they affect women specifically

Power? Ah!

The separation of the judiciary from the executive branch is under way.

We can jabber, if it has no effect, it's allowed.

Five cement companies were prosecuted for operating a cartel that lasted for 18 years, from 1981 to 1999.

There was an urgent need to prosecute perpetrators of sexual war crimes such as those committed in the former Yugoslavia.

You know in my country, in Bangladesh, forty years after we got our independence, we are actually now taking a party, a whole political party, to the court for having participated in war crimes forty years earlier.

1983 transition to democracy The democratic government of Raúl Alfonsín that took office in 1983 prosecuted the 1970s crimes and made the unprecedented (and only Latin American example) Trial of the Juntas and soon the Army was rocked by uprisings and internal infighting.

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Many of the suspects are in less developed countries where judicial systems are under strain arising from the prosecution of their own accused.

The ICC has the mandate, the capacity and the funding necessary to ensure swift and cost effective prosecution.

Beyond the transitional period, however, all those leaders and members of political parties are, in theory, prosecutable.

2. Faced with this disturbing situation, the international community is urged to look into the matter so as to take the required measures.

The judiciary is independent of the legislative and the executive.

Hollywood gathers around power tables, and the Valley gathers around power tables.

Her murder and the state's inability or reluctance to prosecute those responsible have become symbolic of the the danger of working as a journalist in Russia.

The speech led to the speaker's prosecution and eventual acquittal by the Supreme Court of Norway, on freedom of speech grounds.