The Latin American countries included on the Global Impunity Index, from Mexico's Center for Studies on Impunity and Justice, are categorized as nations of "high" impunity.
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Attention is finally being widely paid to the impunity or near impunity often accorded to police who wrongfully shoot unarmed people.
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"There is now a sense of impunity, a culture of impunity," said Simon Busuttil, the former leader of the opposition Nationalist Party.
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The impunity rate at the national level received a score of almost 70 on a 100-point scale, with higher scores signifying greater levels of impunity.
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In 2018, all but two of Mexico's 32 states had impunity rates that were high, very high or atypical, according to the Global Impunity Index for Mexico.
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But IRB has ignored it — with impunity, it seems.
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Not every Slack workspace owner can read DMs with impunity.
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Deemphasizing criminal accountability only allows traffickers to operate with impunity.
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She criticised party managers for sanctioning a culture of "impunity".
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The doctor blames such atrocities on a culture of impunity.
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I come back to one theme again and again: impunity.
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Democracy erodes when laws and norms are violated with impunity.
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His return has infuriated critics who see impunity at work.
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Being able to wear anything with impunity clearly demonstrates privilege.
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Political meddling in Angola's courts grants impunity to the mighty.
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Congress should legislate against such impunity at a later date.
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His power and influence seemed to translate into limitless impunity.
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The days of committing war crimes with impunity are over.
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So Mimenza launched his own battle against corruption and impunity.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mark Carney can now procrastinate with impunity.
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Chapo Guzmán has long been a symbol of that impunity.
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He saw them as pussies he could grab with impunity.
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Authorities act with impunity even when under the international spotlight.
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It also underscores how powerful people often act with impunity.
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The experience, and general culture of impunity for Liberian perpetrators,
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This is allowing people smugglers to operate in relative impunity.
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"This killing with impunity has to stop," Ms. Imam said.
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It is metastasizing and it is doing so with impunity.
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There has been impunity for a quarter of a century.
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Mr. Chávez created a system of impunity like no other.
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But overall, the administration enjoys a corrosive degree of impunity.
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Perhaps impunity at home creates a false sense of security.
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Obfuscation and impunity continue to characterize the coalition's airstrike campaign.
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The incursion had not been made with impunity, he said.
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He can only envy the culture of impunity in India.
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"I was surprised at the level of impunity," Ressa says.
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Assured unconditional international support, South Sudan's rulers acted with impunity.
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Most important, we need to break the chain of impunity.
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Mr. Assad may think he can act with impunity now.
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Authoritarian leaders used to be able to steal with impunity.
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"Many years ago they came in with impunity," Solis said.
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Moreover, the colectivos have impunity to injure and murder protesters.
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Perpetrators of 'honor killings' often enjoy impunity for their crimes.
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"[Reporters] cannot place lives at risk with impunity," he said.
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Investigations into both cases have involved Guatemalan prosecutors and the UN-backed International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala, known as CICIG, which is supporting a wider drive against corruption and impunity in the country.
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Just as important as tackling legal impunity was changing cultural beliefs.
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I warned him that this witness had snubbed Congress with impunity.
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First, the government needs to end impunity for perpetrators of violence.
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That abusers could act, and would continue to act, with impunity.
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The days of impunity for Tehran and its enablers are over.
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People blame him for failing to reduce corruption, impunity and insecurity.
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They erode impunity and increase the likelihood that victims are heard.
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Journalists are still getting murdered with impunity under Mexico's new president.
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Instead, it highlights the increasing impunity of the Russian security services.
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When power relations are unclear, impunity and unpredictability tend to prosper.
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Watching individuals act with impunity can be both horrifying and gripping.
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The arm starts thinking for itself, killing all-comers with impunity.
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They want to do what they want to do with impunity.
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" It called on the government to "break this circle of impunity.
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The way to reduce honor killings is to end the impunity.
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"In Guatemala, we lived 30 years of absolute impunity," says Fuentes.
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We think he is negotiating impunity for him and his family.
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They have been responsible for scores of deaths with total impunity.
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Powerful politicians have been breaking the law with impunity for years.
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I use fitting rooms with impunity now, though it took years.
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"The problem is the sense of impunity of offenders," he said.
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Police impunity and extrajudicial killings are nothing new in Pakistan, unfortunately.
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Impunity for these crimes remains a key enabler of the killings.
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A political deadlock in Bangladesh fed "widespread impunity", the groups said.
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Odinga has campaigned on challenging Kenya's long history of political impunity.
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"There is impunity because they're not prosecuting human trafficking," she said.
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All, according to a 2015 report, were carried out with impunity.
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In a country where impunity rules, topes are screams of frustration.
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This impunity -- see how I can misbehave and avoid being accountable!
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Maxine Waters can say these things with complete and utter impunity.
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"We do allow it to occur with relative impunity," she said.
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And that, in turn, has earned him impunity from congressional oversight.
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"Impunity is still a common fear among citizens," Mr. Bohórquez said.
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And yet, it seems, men in India continue to enjoy impunity.
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Employers have become increasingly adept at violating workers' rights with impunity.
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With impunity, the left has even attacked establishment Democrats in Congress.
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This means that we cannot enter their territory with cavalier impunity.
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In Egypt and Turkey, activists are now regularly "disappeared" with impunity.
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The killings sparked mass demonstrations against the perceived impunity to corruption.
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"Impunity for crimes against migrants in Mexico is at alarming levels."
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Another explains why the president can target New Yorkers with impunity.
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He said the goal was to end corruption, crime and impunity.
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On it, he raps with the impunity of a mafia don.
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"They want to impose the impunity pact, no matter the cost."
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But what she experienced was a climate of impunity, she said.
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They don't need a culture of impunity to do horrible things.
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It was patently clear that he enjoyed state-sanctioned legal impunity.
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"This means the beginning of the end to his impunity, an impunity he enjoyed since the day he was in charge of a gang at the ESMA and kidnapped my brother," said Laura Abriata, Mr. Abriata's sister.
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In 2016 neighbouring Honduras set up its own international anti-impunity body.
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The result was the Support Mission Against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras.
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In government-controlled areas, well-connected figures often grab land with impunity.
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It's enabled a culture of impunity and aggression among our immigration officers.
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Elliott Abrams is a man who epitomizes this culture of elite impunity.
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It details the same violence and impunity that we are facing today.
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They had every reason to believe they could do so with impunity.
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Connie Loizos: But it is really … these are- Danny Crichton: With impunity.
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Many saw it as emblematic of a climate of impunity in Romania.
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He continued to kill with near impunity for more than three decades.
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He vowed to "end the corruption and impunity that impede Mexico's rebirth".
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The official title in English is "International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala".
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His rivals accused him of blessing the impunity that plagues criminal justice.
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And yet, Britain's reluctance to act is likely to lead to impunity.
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It has been an immensely successful assault on Brazil's culture of impunity.
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Reported chemical attacks have continued at a lower level but with impunity.
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Trump is the Joker, someone who flouts the law with merry impunity.
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"It was imbued with arrogance, aggression and impunity," Kidd told the court.
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Hate crimes against El Salvador's transgender community take place with remarkable impunity.
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Protected by China, Mr Kim can pursue his nuclear programme with impunity.
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She continues to criticize sexual harassment and the impunity of the harassers.
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But brazen impunity for the powerful is a hallmark of our era.
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They have been used overseas to document government impunity and extrajudicial killings.
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There must be no impunity for such assaults, here or anywhere else.
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The criminal networks' ability to operate with near impunity makes him pessimistic.
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This blank check and the brutal impunity it has underwritten have become
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We urge them to honor Magnitsky in name and fight impunity worldwide.
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To argue that it makes no difference is a license for impunity.
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The solution to elite impunity is counter-institutions that challenge the powerful.
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I say near impunity, because citizens are now armed with this information.
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Legal armed enforcers of relations of exploitation and oppression murder with impunity.
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They developed a sense of impunity — enabling atrocities like Saturday's chemical attack.
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The new law would end impunity for those who commit honor crimes.
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In some cases, criminals simply mail prepaid cards with impunity, Tyrell said.
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To perpetrators, it says, you have impunity to commit a violent act.
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And the governments act with impunity, and often get away with it.
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"It's a myth that this is the country of impunity," she said.
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And four terrible problems complicate this situation: violence, insecurity, impunity and corruption.
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This scandal could signal that the era of impunity may be ending.
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"For too long, they've been allowed to act with impunity," she said.
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To his Republican base and their news sources he lies with impunity.
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Private industry has stepped in, unsupervised and with something close to impunity.
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And these agreements can allow rich people to act essentially with impunity.
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The administration's silence empowers President Jimmy Morales to continue ruling with impunity.
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The way to end such assaults is to replace impunity with accountability.
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When they have spilled over, the Kremlin has frowned but guaranteed impunity.
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And anyone who plots the killings of Americans should not expect impunity.
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And there is impunity for the profiteers when it all falls apart.
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In short, the same behavior that they had engaged in with impunity.
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Ms. Rotunno suggests that #BelieveAllWomen is about trusting all accusations with impunity.
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Add in that young Mexicans are concerned with impunity of criminal officeholders.
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Armed groups operated with impunity and assassinations of police officers were common.
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He should support the efforts of the anti-impunity commission for Guatemala.
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Private industry has stepped in, unsupervized and with something close to impunity.
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Are provisional institutions like the United Nations-inspired International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala or the O.A.S.-inspired Mission to Support the Fight Against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras not undermining efforts to build permanent institutions against corruption?
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It is hard to imagine another scenario in which an American citizen could be killed with what appears to be total impunity—and not merely impunity, but with an accompanying notion that justice, however crudely, has been served.
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The story of Trump's life from a young age has been the experience of the impunity enjoyed by rich people in America, and his approach to ethics is simply to extend that impunity as far and wide as possible.
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But nothing highlights the impunity of phone fraud quite like the I.R.S. scheme.
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Disappearances in Mexico are rarely solved because corruption complicates investigations and encourages impunity.
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Myanmar's rulers, the UN's authors lament, have responded with "denial, normalcy and impunity".
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Fujimori's 2009 sentencing had earned Peru international plaudits in efforts to fight impunity.
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But in all three countries recent holders of that office have fought impunity.
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The complicity in the community enabled Marquis-Boire to hurt women with impunity.
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Kenyan police say killings are mostly justified and deny impunity is a problem.
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The case has drawn fresh attention to police abuses and impunity in Mexico.
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Because impunity encourages murder, you might think that the secret is tough policing.
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"White nationalists and Nazis operate with relative impunity," wrote study author J.M. Berger.
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Iceland and Norway — the other two whaling nations — also kill whales with impunity.
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States will likely be able to pass discriminatory vote-suppression legislation with impunity.
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There are few players who fans can anticipate crushing baseballs with such impunity.
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"We cannot condone impunity or indiscipline amongst ourselves," said police spokesman George Kinoti.
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It points instead to the impunity with which Mrs Clinton's affairs were handled.
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But people often park on pavements and traffic islands instead, usually with impunity.
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That unreasonable protection has clearly enabled a culture of institutionalized corruption and impunity.
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It is time to say no to impunity, it is time for justice.
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Rampant violence against transgender people and often against lesbians is enacted with impunity.
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Powerful states and governments support impunity for human-rights violations through their passivity.
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As in the case of Reeb, a culture of impunity is to blame.
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"Even powerful and privileged individuals cannot violate these laws with impunity," Roos said.
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The founders control the company and wield influence more or less with impunity.
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Cease-fires have been declared, and regime forces have violated them with impunity.
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Mexicans, aggrieved by the impunity handed to the corrupt, are showing zero tolerance.
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"They were so confident of impunity that they talked openly," Ms. Zúñiga said.
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"This is a threat from an insolent thug, who relishes his impunity," Mrs.
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Beyond impunity, this means that 94 percent of crimes in Mexico go unreported.
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In previous episodes, even allies are killed with impunity in the Terran Empire.
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Myanmar's military has been accused of violating human rights with impunity for decades.
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That same day, the president said that there was no impunity in Mexico.
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"The vicious and endemic cycle of violence and impunity must stop," she said.
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His security services, meanwhile, keep shooting, abducting and beating his opponents with impunity.
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In the guise of protecting cattle, lynch mobs are attacking Muslims with impunity.
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"They cannot place lives at risk with impunity," Mr. Sessions said on Friday.
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The years preceding his death gave Soleimani nearly full impunity to kill Americans.
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Some cities are fighting impunity and have developed social programs to reduce violence.
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Seeing that, other countries are targeting journalists with a growing sense of impunity.
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If reporters can be killed there with impunity, they can be killed anywhere.
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Duterte also has signaled to the police that they can act with impunity.
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If even American nuns could be killed with impunity, who then was safe?
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Powerful people can act with near-impunity, and most powerful people are men.
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Video footage shows how these colectivos have shot dead protesters,with full impunity.
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There is little doubt that his sense of impunity will be further redoubled.
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And they may sell them, abuse them, or even kill them with impunity.
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"This kind of cynical impunity has been increasing in Michoacan," Mr. Hope added.
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"This kind of cynical impunity has been increasing in Michoacan," Mr. Hope added.
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Government and university officials will be free to violate people's rights with impunity.
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Russia could in turn feel empowered to meddle in other countries with impunity.
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"We haven't declared war on anybody -- only on corruption and impunity," he said.
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"The Kremlin believes it can act with impunity," Johnson said in a statement.
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With his encouragement, police and vigilantes have slaughtered drug-dealers and addicts with impunity.
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Yet most of the crimes have historically gone unpunished, perpetuating an environment of impunity.
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In a context of impunity, surveillance is added to a devastating panorama of censorship.
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Over 150 countries have signed a commitment to end impunity for war-zone rape.
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Kadyrov is among the most feared people inside Russia, acting with brutality and impunity.
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Why observe quotas if you think your neighbour can haul in catches with impunity?
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Authorities say Brazilian gangsters operate with near-impunity here, both inside and outside prison.
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If loyalty to Mr Trump grants him impunity, who knows where he will venture?
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Performers have been kicking out audience members with impunity since the invention of heckling.
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It is a clear warning for anyone who thinks they can torture with impunity.
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But as President, that impunity has been challenged and Trump's behavior became a liability.
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"We fear Brazil will become known as the country of impunity," the group said.
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Dutch prosecutors describe the men as ostentatious with their wealth and acting with impunity.
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Human-rights advocates insist that peace never depended on impunity for the worst crimes.
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"Nearly everyone here suffers from corruption, nepotism, abuses of authority and impunity," Tábora notes.
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Few of the attackers have been brought to justice, creating a climate of impunity.
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They said the slow and disorderly justice system lacked teeth and allowed for impunity.
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Politicians in both parties now traffic in dangerous anti-Semitic tropes with relative impunity.
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"We'll be locked in our homes while the criminals roam the streets with impunity."
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The bill would "guarantee the fight against organized crime, corruption and impunity," he said.
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Ukraine must send a message that corruption with impunity will no longer be tolerated.
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Mr. Roque of Amnesty International said he worried about military personnel operating with impunity.
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Critics say settling criminal cases outside the justice system means impunity for wealthy perpetrators.
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Ending impunity for such crimes is a bedrock principle of the rule of law.
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The days when tech companies could grow with absolute impunity may well be numbered.
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Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, the interior minister, has declared it bids "goodbye to impunity".
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The impunity fosters self-censorship among journalists and corruption among public officials, CJP said.
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But a strategy of impunity did not magically conjure up a kinder, gentler GOP.
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It's very easy here to develop that culture of impunity at a young age.
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They helped cement a tradition of elite impunity which undermines the rule of law.
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Unlike Glenn Beck, Hannity has been allowed to spew baseless conspiracy theories with impunity.
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"If there is no change to the impunity, the murder of journalists will continue."
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"Pardons are not and cannot become an instrument of impunity," Justice Antunes Rocha said.
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Is the open secret that men in power frequently behave despicably and with impunity?
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To ignore those failures — involving impunity, arrogance, inequality and remoteness — is to invite ruin.
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One of the more disturbing findings was the level of police impunity, she said.
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Criminals operate with near-total impunity despite a major overhaul of the judicial system.
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" She wrote that Israel's "feverish efforts to perpetuate impunity and remain unaccountable will fail.
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The age of impunity is also the age of illusion turbocharged by social media.
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Impunity, he said, made it difficult to fight crime even on the local level.
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Neither does it justify the horrible rape, torture, and crimes committed with impunity there.
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The impunity of powerful men has long been a deterrent to women taking action.
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Rights groups dismissed the move as a bid to deflect attention from police impunity.
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China and Russia are obstacles to justice and are facilitating the Burmese military's impunity.
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In South Africa, Jacob Zuma resigned after a presidency marked by corruption and impunity.
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"It's a problem when people can act with impunity with no consequences," she added.
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Southwick said it was essential that governments push back against organized crime and impunity.
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They paper over serious problems, and allow harassers and abusers to behave with impunity.
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"I think people are smarter than this, and if you look at the polling to date, people understand in the Democratic primary process and elsewhere that this is a president who lies with impunity, or tries to lie with impunity," Perez said.
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Where murderers operate with a sense of impunity, they are likely to commit more murders.
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"The general impression is not an impression — it is the reality of impunity," he said.
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"The time to act and end the impunity of killing is now," the senators said.
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The house is not just some unfeeling evil, killing people who enter it with impunity.
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"Hatred does not die with impunity," he said while launching the 'No' campaign last week.
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He was one of those men who think power and money gives you absolute impunity.
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The contrast between his brutality and his impunity shook the world out of its complacency.
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This impunity is one reason why the computing industry is so innovative and fast-moving.
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It would be a mistake if that impunity also extended to his actions once there.
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We are now seeing the inevitable results of encouraging a culture of impunity in society.
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Hosts and guests alike on Fox News have been pushing this talking point with impunity.
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Bad actors were able to exploit this inherently unequal power dynamic to operate with impunity.
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Both books are at their strongest when examining how Mr Trump flouts norms with impunity.
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Maybe it's the chance to dabble in the darker side of human nature with impunity.
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Adolf Hitler and his confrères took it as evidence that they could proceed with impunity.
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Janet Yellen thinks she can normalize interest rates with impunity during this current hiking cycle.
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Moro said he accepted the job because he is worried impunity could return in Brazil.
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The fearlessness of law-enforcers cheers Brazilians, who are fed up with high-level impunity.
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Both are regularly accused of brutality and are generally deemed able to operate with impunity.
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Other intelligence agencies have shown similar impunity, even spying on the Senate offices investigating them.
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Thousands of Mexicans have protested against official impunity; now Chileans are demonstrating against inadequate pensions.
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But this is something male performers, despite Morgan's protestations, do nearly constantly and with impunity.
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We habitually allow giant corporations to harm customers, employees, and the economy with relative impunity.
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The United States has taken global leadership in ending impunity for genocide in the past.
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If anything, capitalism is exactly why these sexual harassers operated with impunity for so long.
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It's about creating a more equal society, one where abusive men no longer enjoy impunity.
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Its air force, however, has been able to pummel rebel-held areas with relative impunity.
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The US State Department notes that "endemic crime, corruption, and impunity threaten El Salvador's progress."
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But he's been committing war crimes against his own people for years -- and with impunity.
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He said it would send a message to the business community about corruption and impunity.
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In the meantime, he will devote himself to other means of massacring innocents with impunity.
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It is outright contempt that has become almost casual in its sense of utter impunity.
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"We voted today against impunity for high-status perpetrators of sexual assault and domestic violence."
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Their stories reveal a cut-throat environment where men in power live with relative impunity.
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Obviously, what I saw and say to people [is]: The government operates with complete impunity.
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It also sheds light on Prince Mohammed's dangerous combination of sweeping ambition and ruthless impunity.
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The president has been embracing the principle of impunity to loyalists since the 2016 campaign.
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Authoritarian leaders now act with greater impunity — or at least less worry about international isolation.
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The Trump administration can't give rank-and-file law enforcement absolute power or total impunity.
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It has also emboldened other attempts to reverse Guatemala's recent gains against impunity and corruption.
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It said special powers granted to the Indian security forces allowed them almost total impunity.
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It shows that, wherever impunity and lucrative black markets overlap, violence is useful and easy.
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A vote for Kavanaugh is thus a vote to give Trump a measure of impunity.
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"These cases can move forward, there are steps being taken to fight impunity," Hootsen said.
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That doesn't entitle them to act with impunity — or to get into other people's beds.
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Because if they can act with impunity, then what kind of society are we creating?
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"The impunity in Peru for cases of gender violence is of public knowledge," they said.
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If the image is dim and text-messagers fiddle away with impunity, go somewhere else.
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Comparatively unknown, they are able to promise with impunity without having to deliver in reality.
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But the near impossibility of getting fired is only part of the crisis of impunity.
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"These crimes thrive on impunity and inaction," said Matthew Smith, the head of Fortify Rights.
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More important, he should end the impunity that has let warlords kill and politicians steal.
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"If the Senate acquits, that also contributes to a sense of impunity," said Ocasio-Cortez.
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Alarm over a second dam spread panic and raised outrage about the industry's perceived impunity.
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"The centuries-old impunity of the elite classes in Brazil is being dismantled," he said.
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He made it clear that he could humiliate me repeatedly and walk away with impunity.
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"She embodied the people who can be killed" in Brazil with impunity, Ms. Souza said.
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But with the wealthy behind him, Mr. Duterte's government can run the country with impunity.
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They're lucky to get pennies on the dollar, and corporations are exploiting them with impunity.
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One of the standout features of Donald Trump is his ability to lie with impunity.
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At a time of flux and malaise, the lurid tale of aristocratic impunity astonished the country.
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Kiska, 56, sided with mass demonstrations against the perceived impunity of businessmen with links to Smer.
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"That's all it takes to operate with impunity," says Leo Taddeo, a former top FBI official.
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Our point was that the left routinely maligns and mocks entire classes of Americans with impunity.
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"A constant of these murders is the brutality and impunity that accompany them," the report said.
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Donald Trump isn't a toddler — he's a product of America's culture of impunity for the rich.
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"There cannot and must not be impunity for such acts," junior foreign minister Mark Field said.
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" It also asserts that "a weak criminal justice system (has) contributed to a climate of impunity.
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His fighter jets bombed Turkey's proxies inside Syria, including its ethnic cousins, the Turkmen, with impunity.
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Racism has fueled longstanding institutional failures in a department where rogue officers often act with impunity.
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It helped to seduce both men and women — and it gave him an aura of impunity.
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You folks are part of it and we can't have politicians trampling on it with impunity.
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She answers elders with impunity, looks at the British with scorn and doesn't care for tradition.
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Individual bad actors who have flouted the law are no longer free to operate with impunity.
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THE ballot-stuffing, blatant and in full view of the cameras, only underlined Vladimir Putin's impunity.
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It said that ending a decade and a half of impunity would not be easily achieved.
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On Tuesday alone, Trump demonstrated the wide scope of danger his impunity poses to the country.
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"The government can kill who they want for whatever reason they want with impunity," Patrick said.
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While whistleblowers suffer, top level executives and government officials are granted impunity for violating the law.
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The impunity has gotten to a point that they know they can get away with anything.
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Civilians caught in the crossfire are exhausted and violations continue to be committed with relative impunity.
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The result is that Trump will be able to operate with impunity for the foreseeable future.
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The group concluded that "a chronic pattern of impunity still exists in cases of enforced disappearance".
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Why are the Saudis, allies of the United States, allowed to bomb another country with impunity?
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Consequently, Israel had freedom of action to defend its vital interests against Iran with virtual impunity.
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The OHCHR seems to assume that security forces are engaged in killings and disappearances with impunity.
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Some will ask whether amnesty and impunity were too high a price to pay for peace.
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The perception is of a culture of impunity and that the League, too, is appeasing Islamists.
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Iran has already cheated with impunity, twice exceeding defined limits on its stockpiles of heavy water.
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The time is now to end the impunity and the systemic culture of violence within CBP.
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"These NDAs created an environment where people...felt like they could act with impunity." https://t.
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"The impunity is a loud signal that crimes against humanity are being committed," Mr. Goldston said.
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"This must be the beginning of the end of impunity in Kenya, once and for all."
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Instead, his silence has reaffirmed a sense of utter impunity for members of the Supreme Court.
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They have not done enough to call on governments to fight the impunity of Saudi rulers.
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"The international community should be ashamed that this is allowed to happen with impunity," he said.
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Yet Moreno-Ocampo felt this was what the I.C.C. had been created for — to fight impunity.
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"For many years corruption was tolerated, which led to impunity," Ms. Aldana said in an interview.
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Survivors urged world leaders at the conference to end the impunity that fuels gender-based violence.
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"If impunity prevails, there will be little hope for survivors that violence will decrease," she said.
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"The threat actors appeared to carry on with impunity," said Raj Samani, chief scientist at McAfee.
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"A culture of impunity in the country continues to let too many perpetrators off the hook."
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The police have lost control, Kyle says, and there is "near complete impunity" for the perpetrators.
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"Impunity continues to fester in Mexico," Jan-Albert Hootsen, the CPJ's Mexico representative, told VICE News.
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The TFR applies only to civilians; law enforcement helicopters and aircraft buzz over protesters with impunity.
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Saenchai apparently loves fighting outside of Thailand because he can throw his favorite kick with impunity.
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But the governors' impunity is also linked to the important role they play in electoral politics.
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And it is silly if you're a rich white guy because you can smoke with impunity.
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After decades in which Weinstein cavalierly destroyed women's lives, his impunity has come to an end.
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The prominence of the memorials shows how white Southerners etched racism into the earth with impunity.
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Too often, we have deferred to the powerful and doubted the weak, creating impunity and injustice.
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It also noted "an environment of impunity" for senior Saudi officials in other human rights cases.
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A new U.N. mission arrived in 2016, but it appears feckless in the fight against impunity.
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" Axios reported that Conway said Trump believes fentanyl dealers are causing mass overdoses "often with impunity.
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As inequality grew nationally (while narrowing globally), and impunity for financial disaster accompanied it, anger mounted.
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"This particular case must never be swept under the carpets of impunity," the group's statement said.
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"Hamas authorities routinely arrest and torture peaceful critics and opponents with impunity," Human Rights Watch said.
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Helping Republican presidents act with impunity is William Barr's stock-in-trade — it's what he does.
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The long-concealed imperatives of executive impunity in the terror wars had burst into the open.
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It turns out you can't desecrate democratic traditions and insult most of the country with impunity.
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In June, Human Rights Watch accused both sides of rights abuses and of acting with impunity.
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The International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, known as Cicig, has been operating there since 2007.
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"The fight against impunity, including in Burundi, has to be the top priority," Ms. Hampson said.
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Donald Trump's comments about sexually assaulting women with impunity are "repugnant," the White House said Tuesday.
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Talk Your book "No Is Not Enough" frames Donald Trump's impunity as a type of branding.
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The letter is a formal assertion of executive power and impunity without precedent in American history.
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The sheer audacity of their actions speaks to the climate of impunity the FEC has fostered.
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A president cannot bestow immunity upon an individual who can then violate federal law with impunity.
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If the world does not respond with one voice, that sense of impunity will only grow.
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A culture of impunity, one that encourages further pedophilia and persecution of children, is hence created.
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Zeid called for civilians to be protected and for the "prevailing climate of impunity" to end.
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I really appreciate President Trump letting the world know you cannot kill an American without impunity.
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Despite countless resolutions, international meetings and documentation, attacks on the people of Syria continue with impunity.
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Though the government never officially approved such violence, it publicly praised colectivos, granting them tacit impunity.
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That night they grieved something that has become routine — young black people being killed with impunity.
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There is another link to the Russian scandal; it may have bolstered a sense of impunity.
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It has annexed with impunity part of Ukraine and set limits on the country's Westernizing ambitions.
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"We have total impunity that continues to surround those who are involved in this," he added.
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Moreover, it nullifies the work of NAPC and perpetuates a culture of impunity among Ukrainian elites.
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Critics, however, say Duterte has empowered police to murder suspected drug users and dealers with impunity.
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When the public is disarmed, ordinary criminals have greater impunity to rob and murder the innocent.
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Critics say his loyalists operate with impunity, creating nothing more than a charade of a democracy.
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The case was never prosecuted, drawing attention to the lingering sense of impunity around sexual violence.
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Russian and Syrian forces have bombed sites on a flawed U.N. no-strike list with impunity.
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One of the problems in Honduras is because of impunity nobody knows why people get killed.
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"The culture of impunity in Malta ... fosters corruption, organized financial criminality and state capture," she said.
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According to Martin, multiple factors contributed to McCarrick's ability to operate with impunity for so long.
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Otherwise, we are simply sending a message to despots and dictators everywhere they can behave with impunity.
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But — just like in Mexico — corruption and impunity remain factors in allowing the drug trade to flourish.
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But the old-school media's slow evolution has helped to create a culture of impunity and silence.
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With the help of Ms Suu Kyi's blind eye towards them, the armed forces act with impunity.
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Rights group say death squads have operated with impunity in Davao, killing some 1,500 people since 1998.
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The gang, known as the Lunada Bay Boys, has operated in various incarnations, with impunity, for years.
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Kaepernick kneeled to protest police killing Black citizens with impunity, and to declare that Black Lives Matter.
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The inability to trace a hoax back to its origins means they can operate with relative impunity.
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The Justice Initiative recently published a report arguing that Mexico needs an international mechanism to combat impunity.
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Twitter has been fully weaponized by hate groups who descend on users for ideological differences with impunity.
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Instead, they claim they're emblematic of the relative impunity with which police all over the country operate.
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Malaysian fraudster Jho Low similarly attempted to buy himself impunity, with some success: He remains at large.
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Murders are committed with impunity, ships dump huge quantities of oil and sludge, and gunrunning is frequent.
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His religious sect, which he called The Work, operated with impunity for years under his strict control.
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Only then will you be given the go-ahead to take on its security systems with impunity.
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"The duty of this generation," he concluded, "is to stop the drift towards the Republic of Impunity."
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Former President Alvaro Uribe Velez opposes the peace deal, saying it gives "impunity" to murderers and kidnappers.
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But it is not impossible, if Mr Ramaphosa demonstrates that those in charge do not have impunity.
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Maria Burnett of Human Rights Watch says the killings illustrate the "entrenched impunity" of Mr Museveni's regime.
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And such groups have operated with relative impunity within Pakistan in recent years despite being officially outlawed.
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The migrants can kill, plunder and rape with impunity because their rights as migrants must be protected.
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Such "implicit impunity" spurs police over-zealousness, observes Agnès Callamard, the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions.
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What about changing the system that allows those with power to prey on other people with impunity?
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" He added, "Putin's Russia ignores talk of sanctions, claims land and supports rebels in Ukraine with impunity.
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So what about 4chan, the imageboard site where users post just about anything, with anonymity and impunity?
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Many are moving around with impunity and outstripping the ability of the security forces to monitor them.
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This is the price society's most vulnerable must pay so that the elite can steal with impunity.
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"Always hated the boy, but now the boy is the man," he recites with an invincible impunity.
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"Parties on both sides of the conflict have violated international humanitarian law with impunity," the report said.
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Over the past decade, 71 journalists have been killed with impunity in Iraq, according to the CPJ.
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Yet, a culture of silence and impunity mean that few cases are investigated or prosecuted, they said.
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"Impunity has enabled diversification of their methods of operation, resulting in new and persistent threats," it said.
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His incarceration was, in large part, a response to the popular dissatisfaction with longtime and systemic impunity.
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It's time to mandate real accountability mechanisms to end the trend of waste, secrecy, abuse and impunity.
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"Let's fight hard against the drug trafficking mafia and their impunity," she wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Congress has the opportunity and the necessity to end Myanmar's system of entrenched impunity for security forces.
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I asked Dershowitz if he was worried that his legal interpretations amounted to impunity for public officials.
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Trump continues to maintain that he can order the entire investigation closed and fire anyone with impunity.
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A crucial test for democracy is whether people in high places can violate the law with impunity.
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Did this public American concession in any way suggest to Assad that he could act with impunity?
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Beginning with its illegal seizure of Crimea, Moscow has acted with growing impunity across a broad front.
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A police oversight authority set up in 2011 ended virtual police impunity and fostered prosecutions for abuses.
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This means that internet companies can engage in this type of behavior with impunity — with a caveat.
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Aid cuts threaten the small but important advances these countries have made to combat corruption and impunity.
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"There has never been and there never will be any impunity," Rajoy said in a televised speech.
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And Colombian traffickers were reportedly able to live in luxury around the capital, Bissau, with virtual impunity.
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So the pressure on individuals not to name names can add up to widespread impunity for perpetrators.
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The CPJ's impunity index is based on unsolved journalist murders as a percentage of a country's population.
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According to the Mexico Global Impunity Index, 99 percent of all crimes in the country go unpunished.
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Take the case of atypical antipsychotics, one of the many earlier and egregious examples of pharma impunity.
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The colorful guys parade their prejudices, destroy agreements on borders and ignore law's due processes with impunity.
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We cannot allow either the rooftop solar industry or the lead generator industry to act with impunity.
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The social network currently refuses to fact-check ads from politicians, allowing them to lie with impunity.
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Critics now worry that Facebook's stance will allow politicians to lie with impunity ahead of an election.
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The deadlock, in turn, has allowed the Syrian regime to continue to massacre its citizens with impunity.
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This will allow for the continuation of ongoing purges with impunity and no room for legal recourse.
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Until now, the government has seemed reluctant to combat the culture of impunity that lets corruption fester.
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But this only accelerated Mexico's breakdown, with the proliferation of untrained gunmen who often acted with impunity.
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"What do we really mean if nobody is following W.H.O.'s recommendation with impunity," Mr. Burci asked.
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They represent the counties throughout the South and across America where lynchings were carried out with impunity.
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He has tried to expel the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, a United Nations-backed group.
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People may say, "Let's forget about it," but then the crime and impunity continue in this country.
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But it isn't just that Twitter makes it easy for users to abuse certain targets with impunity.
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Mr. Guterres has publicly expressed support for the panel, called the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala.
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Trump wants to act with impunity, breaking the law if he needs or even just wants to.
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The distinctive feature of superstars is that they are more likely to use their power with impunity.
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It's that it says to lots of guys who thought they had impunity that women have voices.
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Brazilian officials who look the other way can make no claim to be battling corruption and impunity.
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Not to do so sends the message that there is impunity for improper behavior at the top.
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In refusing to honor the indictments, he has come to symbolize impunity toward the Hague-based court.
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Many verses speak universally about the violence against women: They mention rape, femicide, impunity for the killers.
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Another useful step would be for Western countries to use aid programs more frequently to end impunity.
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"We're trying to push back against landlord impunity as much as we can," said Tómas Lynch, 29.
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He knifed through the Knicks' defense with impunity and helped Washington stave off a late Knicks run.
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Rampant violence and criminal impunity have become a major headache for Lopez Obrador's one-year-old government.
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White settlers poisoned water holes and flour sacks, and they massacred men, women and children with impunity.
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But anonymity also allows organizations like the Internet Research Agency to do their work with near impunity.
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Northam did so with impunity, going on to enjoy a remarkable career in the military and politics.
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Schiff, the Democrat who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, said Trump believed he could act with impunity.
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Meanwhile, thugs in white T-shirts and acting with apparent impunity have attacked protesters at metro stations.
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When compared to the estimated 20.9 million victims enslaved, it's clear that most traffickers operate with impunity.
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"There is encroachment with impunity, even where orders have been given," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Editorial President Trump began his campaign assailing immigrants as ruthless lawbreakers who steal American jobs with impunity.
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"Corruption begets more corruption, and fosters a corrosive culture of impunity," says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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Mr. Morales is under investigation for possible corruption by the United Nations Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala.
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"His efforts to date have shielded him from accountability, allowing him to operate with impunity," she said.
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Voters across Mexico were also fed up with widespread corruption and impunity, rampant violence and economic inequality.
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A black cat moves with impunity among the shifting styles so beautifully laid out in this exhibition.
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But they have also been linked to widespread abuses, carrying out torture and killings with near impunity.
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If you don't have mechanisms for accountability and oversight, then you're in a situation where there's impunity.
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He is truly exceptional there, clearing the bottom knee and smashing in punches and elbows with impunity.
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That's what impunity means: It means not thinking that grievous wrongdoing will one day be an issue.
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They may think they are anonymous and can act with impunity if they operate on the hidden internet.
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Being so outspoken in a country where landholding elites have traditionally governed with impunity engendered numerous death threats.
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The ability to lie with impunity severs the connection between public opinion and how officials exercise state power.
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"Bloody crimes and total impunity have turned into daily routine for the Kiev regime," the ministry told TASS.
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Uribe had argued the previous deal offered impunity to FARC fighters, accusing Santos of conceding to FARC demands.
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In other words the aggressions against the press can continue because the authorities give a message of impunity.
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The Mossack Fonseca leak has laid bare how the rich operate with impunity when it comes to taxation.
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Democrats said this sweeping assessment of presidential power would embolden Trump and future presidents to act with impunity.
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This poses a significant challenge to Mexico's relatively young democracy, already crippled by systemic corruption and widespread impunity.
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Democrats said this sweeping assessment of presidential power would embolden Trump and future presidents to act with impunity.
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And second, Klingner said, the North's growing nuclear capability could give North Korean leaders a sense of impunity.
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But in slavery, are not tears ready to flow as soon as they may do so with impunity?
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Stigma, impunity for attackers and a dysfunctional justice system has prevented many victims from speaking out, HRW said.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, had spent the previous fortnight trampling government policy with apparent impunity (see article).
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"CICIG has played a transformational role in combating corruption and impunity in Guatemala," he said in a statement.
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Wangui Kimari, an academic, says that Kenyan police kill with impunity because the poor are seen as criminal.
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I borrow pens from my colleagues without asking, and I act with impunity around my best friend's fridge.
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This wouldn't be the first such airport to allow passengers to go from bar to concourse with impunity.
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"The decree on fines creates a kind of impunity," said Marcio Astrini, public policy coordinator for Greenpeace Brazil.
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We have people, particularly African-American men, sitting in jail for something that white people do with impunity.
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Donald Trump will control both chambers of Congress and act with impunity, as if he has a mandate.
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While some Peruvians celebrated Humala's jailing as an attack on impunity, others objected to the jailing without charges.
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Members of India's armed forces also enjoy a special impunity under the law when charged with sexual assault.
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Some may live outside of the reach of law enforcement, yet we can still deny them online impunity.
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It was something done to her, by a man who continues to live with impunity outside of jail.
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For eight long years under President Obama we watched numerous foreign countries exterminate their own people with impunity.
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Despite that history and case authority, the Justice Department has again searched a congressional office with utter impunity.
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Its critics say such a system lets politicians act with impunity and encourages criminals to run for office.
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Some environmental organizations in Brazil criticized Temer's decree, saying it would increase impunity for crimes in the sector.
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To embrace these revisions is thus to accept that many, perhaps even most, assailants will act with impunity.
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Many of the attacks come from government officials at the state or local level, and impunity is rife.
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This conspiracy of silence allowed him to continue to destroy women's self-esteem and their lives with impunity.
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These mistaken beliefs create a growing trade in human remains, serviced by criminal gangs operating with increased impunity.
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They cannot help noticing that some polluters with important friends foul the air, soil and water with impunity.
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Then along came SDI -- an anti-missile system that promised to knock out any Soviet capability with impunity.
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" He warned that "chaos along our border has allowed drugs and gangs to enter our country with impunity.
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In short, the United States must help the Central African Republic address accountability for violence and ending impunity.
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This same attitude has allowed the IRGC and other Iranian institutions to undertake many other provocations with impunity.
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Honduran security forces already have a well-documented record of committing human rights violations with nearly complete impunity.
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Trump belongs to a class that always acts with impunity and treats any call for accountability with disgust.
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As long as prosecutors in Mexico remain subject to political power, said Mr. Aguirre, the impunity will continue.
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For several years, Saudi aircraft and bombs were able to hit targets, including many civilian sites, with impunity.
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"We're going to end the corruption, the impunity, and the privileges enjoyed by a small élite," he said.
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Forced arbitration has been used to enable some terrible behavior, including nursing homes abusing the elderly with impunity.
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So taken for granted are corruption and impunity that the country's official and criminal classes are often indistinguishable.
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It would thus give ICE the ability to target any noncitizen critical of their practices with legal impunity.
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She gained notoriety for living a lavish lifestyle that critics saw as a symbol of impunity and graft.
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The police usually enjoy impunity, especially when they kill suspected criminals, which they often do after nabbing them.
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Deprose Muchena, Amnesty's Southern Africa director, said the authorities must immediately end impunity for "these vile, hateful crimes".
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Tackling citizen insecurity — which has only grown in recent years — and impunity will be top priorities as well.
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The Palestinian government said Azaria's jail term had given Israeli soldiers a "green light" to kill with impunity.
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He can kick with impunity because he isn't worried about being taken down and often downright encourages it.
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And if consumers have no recourse, it gives banks a green light to steal from them with impunity.
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Meanwhile, systemic impunity in Latin America means "the opportunity cost of committing crime is very low", said Muggah.
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Turtle smugglers operated with impunity, at one point burning down a police post in protest of the ban.
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Or is it the atmospheric conditions that make the individual think he or she can act with impunity?
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Of those, 38 were murdered for reasons directly related to their work, and 33 were murdered with impunity.
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"If Jamal's murder passes with impunity, then me speaking here today puts me in danger," Ms. Cengiz said.
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Meanwhile, of course, a Democratic House means an end to the impunity Trump has enjoyed on Capitol Hill.
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"We won't give up the fight to break the pact of impunity, regardless of the retaliation and punishment."
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Fundamentally, Trump's rise to power is part of a broader epidemic of elite impunity in the United States.
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Locals say their plight began in 2009 as groups of cattle rustlers operated in the area with impunity.
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"An important ally has joined the fight against corruption and impunity," Ulloa posted on his official Twitter account.
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"You can cut with impunity," Ms. Grant said, and with financial pressures mounting, she worries that facilities will.
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This campaign was very tightly messaged and focused on ending impunity for high status offenders like Brock Turner.
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As long as impunity for corporations and their executives is the norm, data breaches will continue to happen.
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In a region with a long history of graft and impunity, Peru proved fertile ground for illegal payoffs.
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What happened in the culture was a loss of licensed innocence, or, if you prefer, of impunity. ♦
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With too many people in too many sectors of society, assaulting children for years or decades with impunity.
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In America, we take it for granted that our presidents can be ridiculed to their faces with impunity.
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Even as it yells mea culpa, Facebook is calculating that it can kneecap new privacy rules with impunity.
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Mr. González's son had spent nearly two decades fighting the twin plagues of corruption and impunity blighting Mexico.
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That could lead down a road of power without accountability and in theory impunity for any presidential wrongdoing.
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The impunity long enjoyed by the powerful in Latin America has at least been checked in some countries.
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His administration, which took office just over a year ago, is grappling to control rampant violence and impunity.
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Justice exists "to re-establish order" and "to end impunity", says Colonel Hippolyte Ndaka, a prosecutor in Goma.
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"Adidas has thus far infiltrated college basketball with complete impunity," lead attorney Mullins McLeod said in a statement.
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In the 220006 department budget rejected by Congress last year, Carson wields the executioner's axe with bloody impunity.
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Allowing Syria to wield such weapons with impunity risked normalizing them and might embolden others to use them.
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At the same time, the United States should tackle the crisis of corruption and impunity in Central America.
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The fragmentation and anonymity of the chain is exactly what allows it to continue with so much impunity.
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The appalling impunity afforded the murderers while a grieving community cried out for justice and the nation watched.
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But Ms. Park and Ms. Choi are only two among the South Korean elite who behave with impunity.
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Instead, powerful men can operate with impunity for decades, until their victims are simply too numerous to ignore.
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The skepticism is also fueled by a long history of impunity for crimes against women across the country.
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It called for tougher regulations of the industry, which is highly concentrated and has long operated with impunity.
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"The head-on fight against corruption and impunity is a priority of this government," he said on Twitter.
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This has allowed prominent photographers to cross the line with impunity for decades, sexually exploiting models and assistants.
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Sometimes he's wielding his bow and love darts with impunity; other times he's surreptitiously giving people love potions.
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"The old-school media's slow evolution has helped to create a culture of impunity and silence," Farrow wrote.
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She said the pardons undermined the separation of powers and would grant impunity to those guilty of graft.
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The United Nations was unable to say who was responsible for these killings and impunity rates are high.
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Backed by a culture of impunity, a wave of vigilantism has left bodies in the streets and in homes.
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Previously, murderers were able to walk free in many instances, creating what critics characterized as a culture of impunity.
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He just sort of skated by, part of a broader problem of Republican impunity for using anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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There is also a sense of impunity, caused by the rarity of convictions for burning buildings or stone-throwing.
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It's vicious and out-of-the-blue attack, a public humiliation stemming from a sense of impunity and contempt.
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Turkey, which has moved into northern Syria with some impunity has demonstrated that it is no friend of Israel.
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But even after that fight, Trump wouldn't stop millions of people from smoking and growing pot with virtual impunity.
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The fear that the Emoji Subcommittee operates without impunity extends further than just strongly worded criticisms of swirling poop.
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Leon described a culture of impunity in the country, with less than 10% of all homicides leading to arrests.
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Conservative gatherings are routinely attacked by masked thugs, who operate with impunity and shut down the debate by force.
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Parts of the security services, such as the Rapid Action Battalion, a counter-terror unit, act with near impunity.
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They are fleeing desperate circumstances: mass unemployment, powerful criminal gangs, and rampant violence coupled with impunity for the perpetrators.
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Smugglers operate with impunity in Libya, which has been in turmoil since the 2011 overthrow of leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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The agreement offers "worrying levels of impunity" for serious crimes, says Iván Duque, a senator from Mr Uribe's party.
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An astonishing 99% of all crimes are never punished, a level of impunity that encourages criminality of all sorts.
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The average ratio in 59 countries is nearly one guard for every two prisoners, according to the impunity report.
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It's simply that there were norms of impunity that protected people like Trump from their actions being publicly divulged.
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But Trump isn't Rubio, and he has a particular Trump license to say stuff like this with seeming impunity.
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Blindspot has been accused in the media of helping create a virtual schoolyard where bullies can operate with impunity.
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Despite calls for an independent fact-finding mission, Saudi Arabia has thus far enjoyed total impunity for its conduct.
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Repression of civil society has been paired with the government's overt disregard for accountability, yielding an environment of impunity.
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Such was his dominance of global petroleum that he could do this with impunity throughout America, Europe and Asia.
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The "impunity rate" — that is, the likelihood that crimes will not be punished — is just shy of 99 percent.
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Most depart from Libya, where political chaos and a security vacuum have allowed people smugglers to act with impunity.
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They have a point: In Beijing, cars often clog bike lanes and use sidewalks as parking lots with impunity.
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He said he had been struck by an attitude of impunity among the South Sudanese who have enriched themselves.
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But doing nothing encourages it to continue escalating its aggression against Ukraine as it has done with relative impunity.
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Add in impunity and lack of awareness and education on the problem, and you get high rates of abuse.
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However, under the Trump administration, anything that has contradicted their belief has been labeled fake and demonized without impunity.
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With a government rife with corruption and a weak judicial system, children are abused and even killed with impunity.
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Armed groups are "the main perpetrators of grave human rights violations and act with almost complete impunity", he said.
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But aside from meaningless disapproval in the United Nations, Russian power was ascendant with impunity from the world community.
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So, why do people with great power feel they can say certain things with impunity—regardless of the truth?
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The lawyers approved of his desire to combat impunity and prevent political violence during the next election in Kenya.
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Haley said Assad could no longer be permitted to act with impunity, while blasting Russia for assisting his regime.
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But when Obama offered legal impunity for torturers and continued warrantless surveillance apace, relatively little grassroots Democratic opposition emerged.
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Their appointments arguably send a dog whistle to bigoted Trump supporters that LGBT people can be harassed with impunity.
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On r/trees, it is said that Stephen Payne can inhale with total impunity because he works with police.
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Trump might reasonably conclude that he and his administration could authorize waterboarding, or other methods of torture, with impunity.
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"Slowly, it unwound, and we're back into a situation in which Assad's regime is bombing with impunity," he said.
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The search for the killers may draw attention to another, less noticed facet of Mexico's crime problem: rampant impunity.
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However widely tolerance extends, without laws against bias, people can still discriminate with impunity, as Roi Galfo found out.
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There can be no free and peaceful future for the country built on impunity for war crimes and persecution.
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There's a certain level of impunity that they already operate with because there's no fine big enough to sting.
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Explaining his decision, Mr. Abdo Benítez said, "May our country not serve as a land of impunity for anyone."
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" She said that a long history of impunity had left Mexicans feeling hopeless and asking, "Why should I care?
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Denmark: The country has a "pervasive 'rape culture' and endemic impunity for rapists," according to an Amnesty International report.
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The Sri Lankan government's security services appeared to have turned a blind eye, letting Buddhist mobs act with impunity.
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" He promised to investigate the funding of environmentalists, saying, "The days of pushing Albertans around with impunity just ended.
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"Hong Kong is one of the last havens for smugglers to conduct their activities with impunity," Mr. Hui said.
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The 2008 financial meltdown and the subsequent euro crisis came and went with near total impunity for those responsible.
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"It was a predictable decision," said Alejandro Rodríguez, director of justice programs for Impunity Watch, a human rights organization.
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Gangs are ubiquitous across El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, where lawlessness and corruption enable them to kill with impunity.
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That, in turn, has provided the city government with broad impunity to achieve long-standing security and beautification goals.
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The deaths of journalists, they say, fall into a graveyard of impunity, true of almost all murders in Mexico.
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Eventually, South Africa's High Court ordered him to comply with the public protector's order, but the impunity has continued.
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Claudio González Jr., the son of a businessman in Mexico, has spent nearly two decades fighting corruption and impunity.
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"This can only mean more extrajudicial killings and the perpetuation of impunity and absence of accountability," Mr. Conde said.
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Russian cybercriminals operate with relative impunity inside Russia as long as they do not breach targets in their country.
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The source noted Soleimani was traveling with impunity, which he hadn't always done but shows how safe he felt.
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Caesar believed in this, and he had the courage to act in the face of the beast of impunity.
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Russia incited war against Georgia, and, subsequently, used its gains to repeatedly encroach upon Georgia's territorial integrity with impunity.
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The myth of meritocracy in college admissions was exposed, as were the delusions of impunity among the wealthy culprits.
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The office needs to have the resources and teeth to take on the difficult cases and reduce the impunity.
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He refers to Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI), a business-backed NGO, as "Mexicans in favour of corruption".
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Unsurprisingly, Giammattei has announced that he does not intend to renew the mandate of the International Commission Against Impunity.
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If such operatives were caught, they would have legal impunity while permitting those foreign governments to deny any responsibility.
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Citing a State Department report, the union said that "impunity for human rights abuses remained a problem" in Mexico.
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Newspapers and television broadcasts in Santiago are filled with reports about Father Karadima's abuse of minors and his impunity.
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It has begun a radical critique of the systems of power that allow predators to target women with impunity.
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The reason is a culture of elite impunity, where business and political leaders face absolutely no accountability for misdeeds.
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It just happens that Trump knows that because he, for decades now, has been taking advantage of elite impunity.
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Brinscombe is not alone: Swans' royal patrons make the birds' impunity something of a fact of life for Brits.
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The essence of that message is that, while some officers may enjoy impunity as they commit human rights violations and misuse the instruments of the state, this impunity need not continue forever, much less be accepted by human rights advocates and foreign observers who have the legal mandate to investigate such crimes.
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That message is also reaching companies in China and other countries that have exported illegal lumber with impunity, he said.
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JOHN CORNYN, R-TEXAS: It just seemed to be a culture of impunity where the rules did not apply. SEN.
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"The farmers will lose their farms, impunity of the herdsmen will increase, and there will be more violence," he added.
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The NGO is afraid of getting targeted by gangs and militia groups operating with impunity beneath the city's vibrant veneer.
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Anabel Hernandez, a Mexican investigative journalist, called for combating "corruption and the culture of impunity that are destroying the country".
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Insidious forces include a drive to perfectionism, arbitrariness in enforcing standards, a sense of (and sometimes actual) impunity and arrogance.
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Rights groups documented hundreds of suspicious murders in Davao on Duterte's watch and say death squads operated with impunity there.
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Hague said the new course would help underpin their work by developing research to help tackle the culture of impunity.
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Imagine the cultural shift when belief is the norm and sexual assault is no longer a crime committed with impunity.
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Jimmy Morales, Guatemala's president, revoked the mandate of the UN-sponsored International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, known as CICIG.
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This discrepancy points to both a culture of impunity and a lack of de-escalation training among US law enforcement.
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Bubbles never pop with impunity no matter how much the FOMC would like investors to believe this time is different.
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It "hasn't reduced impunity, nor has it increased citizen trust in the system", writes Luis Pásara, a Peruvian legal scholar.
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He further reinforced a sense of impunity every time he exempted Mr. Putin from direct criticism for Russia's reprehensible behavior.
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Violence has risen sharply in recent months in Veracruz and the opposition accused Duarte's administration of allowing impunity to flourish.
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In 1996 the word "corruption" appeared in 27 Mexican headlines, according to Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity, a think-tank.
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This means impunity for the perpetrators of past wrongs; it has also created fear on the part of the victims.
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"It is a matter of impunity, a complicit government, and a lack of political will to fight corruption," Nieto said.
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The prices rise because a few top players have positioned themselves with the power to ratchet them up with impunity.
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But prosecutors say it is vital to ending impunity in a country with a storied history of high-profile flights.
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He argues that the deal offers impunity to FARC fighters and accuses his successor, Santos, of conceding to FARC demands.
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He argued that the deal offered impunity to FARC fighters and accused his successor, Santos, of conceding to FARC demands.
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One of the ways in which clerics developed that sense of impunity was by presenting themselves as emissaries of God.
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Some people who'd been tracking Barriss' malicious deeds questioned why he'd been allowed to act with impunity for so long.
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Hezbollah networks and their local criminal partners use their criminally acquired wealth to buy political influence, thereby ensuring their impunity.
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She also opened the door for the fascist right to act with impunity, assassinating and bringing violence to our youth.
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Worse, does Trump believe that with his provocative tariffs, other nations won't retaliate with impunity on imports of American goods?
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There have been no convictions of top government officers, which activists say leads to a public perception of official impunity.
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Critics say Duterte's frequent threats and talk of bloodshed have emboldened police to kill drug users and peddlers with impunity.
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It breaks the laws of old-fashioned national and local governments with impunity (just watch; London will roll over eventually).
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Under this law, insurers can engage in egregious actions like price fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation with total impunity.
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But critics argue the heavy handed operations are collective punishment and security forces have been acting with impunity killing civilians.
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In Philadelphia, as in other cities around the United States, impunity for police officers who lie is an old problem.
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Combined, these three open-source technologies have made it so much easier for hackers to mount scams with relative impunity.
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A bigger and more assertive middle class "is no longer prepared to put up with corruption and impunity", she says.
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" She added, "The triumphant impunity of Gamergate trolls, the Bundy occupiers, and George Zimmerman told America's shy bullies, 'It's okay.
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Using illegal means to quiet perceived opponents undermines the rule of law, creating an atmosphere of impunity that emboldens extremists.
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Guatemala's U.N.-supported International Commission Against Impunity (CICIG) has made impressive strides in rooting out organized crime in that country.
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In the face of widespread impunity, Nali, Djamouss and others like them are lone warriors in the battle against rape.
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Yet, without the active oversight of the SEC or FINRA, they can be carried in the cryptocurrency market with impunity.
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Concluding a factfinding mission on Friday, a group of EU lawmakers said there was a "perception of impunity" in Malta.
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If Roe is overturned, Congress could pass local abortion restrictions, or even bans, in the District of Columbia with impunity.
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The Guatemalan people rejected this "pact of impunity" by the country's politicians and, once again, the Constitutional Court blocked Congress.
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They say Bolsonaro has emboldened ranchers and farmers to set fire to forests to acquire more land, now with impunity.
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"Shutdowns harm everyone and allow human rights crackdowns to happen in the dark, with impunity," said Access Now's Deji Olukotun.
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"They have declared open season on us, and they are killing us with impunity," said Mr. Moore, who is black.
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Armed militia stalk the dirt roads, illegal gold and diamond mines operate with near impunity and ivory poachers are rife.
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" Ressa told CNN that the cases leveled against Rappler were "because we are trying to fight impunity on two fronts.
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The Organization of American States, a Washington-based diplomatic body, created the Support Mission Against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras.
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The suffering in Yemen has gone unacknowledged for far too long - and has emboldened those willing to act with impunity.
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"It is our strategic objective to end the impunity for human traffickers," Ebrard said at a news conference on Monday.
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"The situation in Colombia is basically a race to the bottom of impunity for military abuses," he told VICE News.
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This shocking level of impunity adds up to lethal equation for the trans community, which already faces widespread social prejudice.
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The court that acquitted him cited a lack of evidence, but critics called the episode an example of celebrity impunity.
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Did he think that he was above the law or merely that he could dabble in electoral politics with impunity?
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He described subway stations, gutters, and the sidewalk under traffic signals or scaffolding as places where people toss with impunity.
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Doing so would allow Russia to believe it can operate with impunity in cyberspace and could even invite further hacking.
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This culture of impunity is less a result of Trump's political skill — he's deeply unpopular — than of one-party rule.
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First, we must demand an end to impunity in Myanmar and hold the perpetrators of these most recent atrocities accountable.
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We all need to reduce our vulnerabilities to Russia's meddling, and deny impunity to those aiding and abetting those efforts.
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You could call it "The Trump Hotel" and maybe bundle a room to stay in along with the legal impunity.
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"We have further emboldened forces of impunity by removing one of the last restraints holding them back," Mr. Bagares said.
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This stuff is not the foundation of Trump's popularity, but it very much is the foundation of his political impunity.
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But critics say the lack of personal accountability — including jail time — for those responsible has fueled the sense of impunity.
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Simultaneously, indigenous peoples of the Amazon are on the run as logging and mining interests dig and burn with impunity.
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Journalists are attacked with greater impunity — that word again — because Trump has declared open season on them and their profession.
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Unit 29155, the Russian assassination squad operating with impunity across Europe, received diplomatic cover from the Russian mission in Switzerland.
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As with the show, Filipinos can only watch and wait for the next episodes of deceit, betrayal, impunity and corruption.
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The bottom line is that they can do that with impunity against an avowed Democratic Socialist such as Bernie Sanders.
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When Republicans suggest that Trump did nothing wrong, what message does that impunity send to Trump and to future presidents?
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But new factors, intertwined with poverty, are pushing people to leave, like weak governance or a lawlessness that invites impunity.
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U.S. drones that have operated with impunity for almost two decades would struggle in the face of sophisticated air defences.
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Section 230 provides internet companies legal immunity for their users' content and allows them to moderate users' content with impunity.
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It's dishonest about the nature of power, which lets people behave with impunity because the rules are different for them.
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We talked to former students and others, and learned that he groped and kissed young girls publicly and with impunity.
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The resolution condemns the "prevailing impunity" for attacks on health centers and calls on governments to carry out independent investigations.
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Sinibaldi was found by U.N.-backed International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala to have run a scheme of money laundering.
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"Car washes have operated with impunity and popped up rapidly as they have gone unchallenged for so long," he said.
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The peso is depreciating much faster than other Asian currencies and the culture of impunity makes you wonder who's next.
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But companies can peddle CBD with impunity, so there's a CBD product for any of your orifices and then some.
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The fact that Moscow has violated virtually every existing arms control treaty on the books with impunity proves as much.
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When it comes to gender inequality, women are still discriminated against and sexism is still well and alive with impunity.
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Police misconduct — and seeming impunity — has drawn increasing scrutiny in the United States since the 2014 protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
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The expulsion of the anti-corruption commission from the Central American nation will clear the way for corruption and impunity.
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This means Foxconn can fill in wetlands as it pleases and reroute streams or even create new ones with impunity.
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Musharraf could do all of this with impunity because he felt certain that he would never be brought to justice.
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Israel, thanks partly to this support from the United States, now appears to be winning on all fronts, with impunity.
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Indian laws limit the amount of money a candidate can spend on his campaign, but they are flouted with impunity.
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Powerful, rich, and famous men who acted with impunity, some for decades, were finally brought to some version of justice.
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Heydari saw white nationalist militiamen, armed with clubs and shields, bashing counterprotesters without provocation — and doing so with relative impunity.
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Powerplay rates would probably go up slightly, since teams killing them wouldn't be able to hack and slash with impunity.
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The resulting climate of impunity led to what Amnesty International, in a report published in 2002, called a "corporate mafia state".
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D'Souza stressed the importance of both keeping people safe and seeking proper accountability in order to end South Sudan's rampant impunity.
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While the killing and persecution of local rights activists is often met with impunity, Hall's case has drawn considerable international attention.
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Despite its flaws, Lava Jato offered the hope that Brazil might end the culture of impunity that allowed corruption to flourish.
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"This culture of impunity within the security forces must change, and those responsible for past deaths held to account," he said.
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The result is pockets of virtual impunity with massive numbers of unsolved murders when compared to the rest of the country.
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In some cases, elimination is critical: for example, eliminating impunity in the face of sexual harassment in a venture capital firm.
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FORTY thousand people wearing yellow shirts gathered in Malaysia's capital on November 19th, to protest against corruption and impunity in government.
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"We can't afford to let the perpetrators act with impunity — which has sometimes been the case in recent years," she said.
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They'll kill with more impunity and will be less accountable, and, at some point, we'll be in a complete police state.
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But there is little on the problem of how BHS's owners managed to run down its pension scheme with apparent impunity.
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A number of defense lawyers, and a few public officials, say that the sense of impunity was never quite stamped out.
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On the contrary, with impunity, and for a cut, he helps a colleague take over a property using another man's name.
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It is hard to foster respect for the law if cops can gun people down and run extortion rackets with impunity.
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Correction (January 14th 2019): This piece originally translated CICIG into English as the "International Commission Against Corruption and Impunity in Guatemala".
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"This is a victory in the fight against corruption and impunity," she said, adding that Interpol has collaborated on the case.
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But if a US business uses a recruiter abroad to hire guest workers, it can skirt anti-discrimination laws with impunity.
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Contracts are awarded through bribes and connections; ruling-party members murder each other over lucrative government jobs; crooks operate with impunity.
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"This U.N. report has authenticated our allegation that impunity for armed forces is chronic in Jammu and Kashmir," Parvez told Reuters.
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He waltzed out of his second imprisonment with an impunity that would be comical if it didn't have such serious consequences.
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Habitual use of national interest waivers sends the wrong message to governments, implying countries can continue to recruit children with impunity.
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Until, of course, the emergence on Friday of a horrifying videotape in which Trump brags about committing sexual assault with impunity.
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They are permitting a level of impunity that allows the vast majority of perpetrators to walk free, emboldening would-be assassins.
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"So when they want to control information or punish journalists or censor journalists," they can do so with impunity, he said.
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French President Francois Hollande said Wednesday there will be "no impunity" for French soldiers if allegations of sex abuses are proven.
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Concluding a fact-finding mission on Friday, a group of EU lawmakers said there was a "perception of impunity" in Malta.
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"For years, we have watched Canadian impunity against human rights and environmental abuses worldwide," an #OpCanary statement from last year reads.
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Pereira noted that corruption has been endemic in Brazil for hundreds of years and leaders had acted with impunity until recently.
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His death led several Mexican media outlets to call a strike on Tuesday to protest the killings that continue with impunity.
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Likewise, law enforcement officers who revel in the impunity Trump offers them will be with us for years after he's gone.
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This is not an uncommon sight in Moscow — vehicles of diplomats, equipped with spotlights to signal their authority, speeding with impunity.
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Groups such as the Islamic Defenders Front, a hardline religious organisation, have frequently disrupted LGBT parades and other assemblies with impunity.
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On some level, then, it's no surprise that the people in charge at Baylor chose to act with such blatant impunity.
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Activists have repeatedly criticized Mexican prosecutors for failing to fully investigate many journalists' murders, allowing the killers to operate with impunity.
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The Car Wash prosecutors said the ruling would make their job harder and favor impunity because of Brazil's "excessive" appeal processes.
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Indeed, Trump's behavior, if we're using class analysis, is that of the pampered tycoon who can break social norms with impunity.
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Brooklyn, which is undergoing an aggressive wave of gentrification, is rife with property owners who engage in these practices with impunity.
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The impunity of Chinese intellectual property theft thrives on the high levels of secrecy with which Chinese firms are allowed operate.
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If nothing is done to address this impunity, markets infiltrated by these national security threats will not remain prosperous for long.
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"We have to launch a global campaign against criminalization and impunity against indigenous people," Tauli-Corpuz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The story of Watergate included a moment when it seemed as if presidential impunity, not accountability to Congress, could win out.
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Attacks against church members who speak out against criminal organizations have become more frequent, along with government impunity toward the perpetrators.
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If we want to change a culture of impunity for sexual harassers, we can end both of these practices right now.
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Other transgender women, however, said they believed the sentence sent a strong message that they could not be targeted with impunity.
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The big thing that comes to mind is the tenants saw this as Mr. Baumblit being able to operate with impunity.
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In the last decade, Iran has repeatedly struck the United States and our allies in the cyber domain with relative impunity.
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The world is his oyster Bolstered by feelings of impunity, Putin is ramping up, not tamping down, his global interference efforts.
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Tillerson's visit to Myanmar took important but incomplete steps to address the climate of impunity -- which has emboldened the country's military.
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Those whom Kim Jong Un threatens are only the ones whom he knows can be threatened with relative impunity to himself.
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Police and National Security agents routinely use torture and enforced disappearances against criminal suspects and political opponents alike with near impunity.
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Operation Condor was a reflection of the impunity that the South American dictators thought they enjoyed in the 1970s and 1980s.
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All the rescues took place between Italy and Libya, where people-smugglers operate with impunity amid the chaos of civil war.
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And too many residents now view the police as an invading force, defined by their worst instances of abuse and impunity.
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NIXON: I don&apost think it&aposs with impunity because right now you&aposre exercising your right to go after her.
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"Past impunity for torture caused great harm to hundreds of Egyptians and laid the conditions for the 2011 revolt," Stork said.
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First, it gives fresh hopes to abusive law-enforcement officers across the country, teaching them that they can proceed with impunity.
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Ultimately, it should not mean that occupants of the Oval Office in their second term get to issue pardons with impunity.
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Prosecutors have told Reuters they are inspired by the Petrobras investigation, seeing it as the end of long-standing corporate impunity.
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The article is silent on how American political and economic support serves to strengthen the rampant corruption, impunity and militarization underway.
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"We can't afford to let the perpetrators act with impunity - which has sometimes been the case in recent years," Nyamu added.
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As more brave survivors come forward, it is apparent that sexual assaults are committed repetitively, blatantly and too often with impunity.
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"The police are clearly acting in contempt of a court order and with an impunity that is not normal," she said.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — The administration of President Nicolás Maduro called it a necessary move to ferret out "putrid" corruption and end impunity.
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But it was also a collision of eras: the moment of the reckoning coming face-to-face with decades of impunity.
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The statement drew applause from human rights groups, which said it broke Saudi Arabia's apparent impunity from condemnation in the council.
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We have a State Department that basically stood by while Jimmy Morales dismantled the mechanisms put in place to confront impunity.
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The panel, the Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, has been investigating the endemic graft that systematically siphons money from the state.
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But its current maneuvering — which seeks to intervene only to preserve impunity for horrific crimes — is putting them to dangerous use.
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In most cases, there is no indication that anyone was held accountable, further fueling a widespread culture of violence with impunity.
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Epstein's ability to evade justice is of a piece with the elite impunity that Trump pretended to challenge, but actually embodies.
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Underpinning nearly every killing is a climate of impunity that, in some countries, leaves more than 95 percent of homicides unsolved.
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The problem here is that they also enable well-heeled sexual predators lurking beneath NDAs to operate with impunity for decades.
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Conservatives will say that they're protecting an innocent man unfairly accused, not standing up for white male impunity as a principle.
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As often as not, these will be corrupt elites eager to exploit a populist mandate to plunder with ever greater impunity.
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Through it all, they enjoy impunity: sky-high CEO salaries and little responsibility for harms done to customers, workers and communities.
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In refusing to honor the indictments, he has come to symbolize impunity toward the court, which is based in The Hague.
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It has added to the air of surrealism, fuelled by endless distraction and absurdity, from which Mr Trump draws his impunity.
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Knowing that Trump is coming into office, and knowing that Trump tried to oppose this, they will do so with impunity.
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Pedophiles benefit from this aversion to uncomfortable discussions, taking cover in the silence and ignorance and impunity of the private realm.
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Zhao has been accused of operating with near impunity inside a Laotian special economic zone, a strategic location with limited oversight.
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Gang violence has risen sharply in recent months and the opposition has accused Duarte's administration of allowing impunity to flourish there.
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American, Australian and other military forces make a point of flouting these rules – which have little international legitimacy – with relative impunity.
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This air of monarchical impunity has colored many of Mr. Trump's actions as president, but especially in the last several days.
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"We should change the culture of impunity," said Eric Paulsen, executive director of Lawyers for Liberty, a Malaysian human rights group.
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"I remember the times when men, with impunity, would throw their weight around," sexually harassing and assaulting women, Mr. Roth said.
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Our reporter visited Ghazni, not far from Kabul, where the Taliban impose "taxes" on businesses and kill police officers with impunity.
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Regardless of Ms. Haspel's fate, the United States needs a national conversation about the whole perverse architecture of complicity and impunity.
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Even top prosecutors say corruption cannot be rooted out with only court cases, even ones that break the spell of impunity.
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Still, remember that just because you're on an Apple device doesn't mean you can go around clicking shady links with impunity.
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The impunity with which Kushner has proceeded is a textbook case as to why relatives should not be given such jobs.
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Blanket impunity is fueling further atrocities, a point made by refugees streaming by the hundreds of thousands into Uganda and Ethiopia.
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If the gag order stands, Duque could face a 10-year prison sentence for speaking on the impunity surrounding her case.
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Garret Graves, who argued that the U.S. isn't culpable for climate change because countries like China continue to pollute with impunity.
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It isn't just the scale of corrupt schemes but also the nauseating sense of impunity exhibited by many of their perpetrators.
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In other cases, the government did not punish officials accused of committing human rights abuses, contributing to an environment of impunity.
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It is a colossal example of impunity that profoundly shakes confidence in international humanitarian law, well beyond the borders of Syria.
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Claudio González, director of Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity, was targeted with the "Pegasys" malware developed by the contractor NSO Group.
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Such an outcome would embolden Iran and suggest that behavior that holds the global economy hostage will be met with impunity.
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The Honduran caravan is a call for help in ending violence and impunity, and replacing it with the rule of law.
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Of course, politicians — and, at least as often, those who work for them — try to abuse this sourcing status with impunity.
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A United Nations report presented after the end of the conflict found that the expectation of impunity encouraged violence against women.
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"There is total impunity for those that have bled this company dry," he wrote, citing "zero confidence" in the current leadership.
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The Trump administration can't promise total impunity to sheriffs who run into legal trouble for cooperating with federal agents on immigration.
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The peace process faces ongoing resistance from conservative opponents who accuse Santos of granting impunity to rebels guilty of war crimes.
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India didn't just bomb the disputed border zone between the two countries, it entered Pakistan's actual air space with virtual impunity.
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But I was surprised to find the lack of regulation on the restaurant side and how often they lie with impunity.
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Its extreme levels of violence, among the highest in the world, go hand in hand with an appalling rate of criminal impunity.
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The threat that Mr Runciman cautions against is that AI techniques, like playbooks for escaping corporate liability, will be used with impunity.
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He knew in precise, technical detail how Bogachev had managed to loot and terrorize the world's financial systems with impunity for years.
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Bedin I has been floating through the cosmos with impunity for billions of years, making it an excellent target for future investigations.
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Fertile soil for recruitment and propaganda, vlogger personalities have proliferated on the world's largest video platform with ease—and largely with impunity.
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He said an international investigator was needed to counter a "culture of impunity and fiddling between political and economic elites" in Malta.
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The government's lack of action amounts to tacit approval and sends a signal of impunity toward those perpetrating the attacks, he said.
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Although Swagger is retired, he continues to behave like an active duty soldier, picking off his foes with impunity on American soil.
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While illegal abortion clinics were once permitted to operate with relative impunity, the last decade has seen hundreds raided and shut down.
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But Facebook and other social media companies could soon find their ability to act with relative impunity stopped dead in its tracks.
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Guterres has made tepid comments on the case but failed to strongly and consistently condemn the ongoing impunity or demand meaningful accountability.
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Facebook did this with impunity because it's not really possible to copyright what software does — you can only copyright the code itself.
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As if these same platforms aren't full of white people, often with connections to power, saying racist, harmful, hateful things with impunity.
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I think those kind of -- that lack of deterrence invited the Russians to meddle and consider they could do this with impunity.
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Putin is regarded as creating a culture of violence and impunity that has resulted in the killing of some outspoken Russian journalists.
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But the terrifying thing is the continued impunity of the perpetrators of sexual violence in conflict areas and in non-conflict areas.
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That cloak of privilege and impunity was torn away Tuesday when anti-corruption police arrested him at his posh Kuala Lumpur home.
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On a broader level, such a trial is important to send a message to ruling leaders, putting an end to potential impunity.
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The likes of Florida Georgia Line and Toby Keith and Pat Green would get booed out of the White Horse with impunity.
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Earlier this week, Guatemalan authorities barred Commissioner Ivan Velasquez of the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) from entering the country.
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"Corporations are people," said Mitt Romney in 2011, famously, but if they are, they seem to have an impressive degree of impunity.
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"We're going to pacify the country; this is the great challenge … Impunity has to end [including] in your particular case," he said.
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It is one thing to rail against crime, corruption and impunity, quite another to take command of the apparatus of law enforcement.
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It would help, too, if the generals were to end the impunity enjoyed by extremist groups that terrorise their own fellow citizens.
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He did this at a time when blacks were being denied the right to vote, barred from businesses and murdered with impunity.
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Bolsonaro has portrayed a nation in collapse, where drug traffickers and politicians steal with equal impunity, and moral rot has set in.
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Snipers fire from houses where families are still living, hiding among them knowing that the Iraqi forces can't fire back with impunity.
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The Game of Thrones showrunners have been killing off characters with impunity for years and for once they are apologizing for it.
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But long before Mr. Guzmán's embarrassing escapes, the Mexican government had been under pressure to do more against drug violence and impunity.
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The good news is his election has provoked some powerful countermobilization that may begin to rid America of its elite impunity problems.
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People smugglers operating with impunity in Libya have sent hundreds of thousands of migrants by sea to Europe, mainly Italy, since 2014.
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Tillerson should tell Russia that "if you want to bring this to an end, giving Assad impunity has to stop," he said.
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Because you are giving organized crime the most massive free kick by letting them fix matches and commit betting fraud with impunity.
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Powerful men believed they were acting with impunity, while women knew they risked losing their pay or their job if they complained.
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A protestor stained with fake blood lies beside a sheet marked with slogans protesting corruption and impunity in Mexico City, Thursday, Sept.
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They have embraced disruption at any cost, declaring "Enough!" to the economic prescriptions (mainly austerity) and the smug impunity of globalizing elites.
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Serial abusers of women will continue to act with impunity as long as they have no reason to think they'll be punished.
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" Zaretsky said the ensuing publicity would mean "those who kill with impunity in Chechnya [will] take a pause when there's visibility here.
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"Where profit margins are the only concern, exploitation is inevitable by Western companies who can manufacture abroad with absolute impunity," Narayanasamy says.
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For now, Ghani's hopeful that today's report will encourage universities to address the wider culture that enables abusers to act with impunity.
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Police impunity makes many nervous: one longtime foreign resident of Manila says he has started to hear fellow expats talk about leaving.
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These union-busters are no longer the Pinkerton-style company goons who shot down strikers with impunity in the early 20th century.
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"Trump is creating a politics of impunity," says John Wonderlich, executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, a leading champion of government transparency.
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People smugglers operating with impunity in Libya have sent hundreds of thousands of migrants to Europe, mainly Italy, by sea since 2014.
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The sicarios acted with such impunity that some townspeople began to believe that the mayor, Eusebio González Rodríguez, was tolerating their presence.
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Browder was incarcerated at 16 in New York City, forced to experience the bleakness of a solitary cell, tortured with seeming impunity.
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And the government here has work to do, too, including making greater efforts to fight the corruption and impunity that enable cartels.
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In contrast, Avenatti okayed her violating with impunity her non-disclosure agreement on "60 Minutes" despite a binding arbitration judgment against her.
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Activists said on Wednesday that Mexico's security forces and prison authorities commit systematic torture and rape of detainees with "near-universal" impunity.
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In this digital age, foreign powers should not be able to disrupt elections or destroy the livelihoods of U.S. citizens with impunity.
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Once its ability to operate with impunity was established, Mr. Kine said, that death squad began engaging in contract killings for money.
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"The US decision to award Israelis impunity undermines and essentially disqualifies its leadership role to seek peace in the region," he said.
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Mr. Cunha faces an array of corruption charges, making him a symbol of the widespread graft and impunity in Brazil's political system.
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Conversely, failure to take the Russian threat seriously enough will send Moscow the message that it can redouble its efforts with impunity.
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The United States cannot stand idly by, irrespective of our longstanding relationship with Saudi Arabia, and allow that to happen with impunity.
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More than 85 percent of murders of journalists go unpunished, according to the 2018 Impunity Index, which was compiled by the CPJ.
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Stop letting them lie with impunity on live TV. Fourth, if the briefings must be televised, identify who is asking the question.
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While this trafficker was met with impunity, his victim couldn't get into some residential placement centers in Virginia because of long waitlists.
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As a result, today's Indonesia is still propping up a broad-ranging culture of impunity designed to benefit the country's ruling elite.
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Iran will continue to utilize asymmetric or "gray zone" tactics as long as it believes it can do so with relative impunity.
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The "Impunity Partnership" aims at preserving evidence of chemical weapons attacks, recording those responsible for attacks and imposing sanctions on those responsible.
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At a fact-witness level, we've seen Trump incite violence at campaign events and seen his supporters assault protesters with near-impunity.
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Tillerson was speaking on Tuesday in France at the launch of the International Partnership Against Impunity for the Use of Chemical Weapons.
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The repulsive behavior of CUNY's "social justice warriors," and their impunity, also confirm the right's worst prejudices about both universities and progressives.
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The NAACP began that practice in 1920 and stopped in 1938, but today the police continue to kill Black people with impunity.
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Despite progress in recent years, trans people remain one of the region's most vulnerable communities, regularly targeted with impunity for the perpetrators.
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"Given their enormous market presence they think they can infringe our IP with impunity," Qualcomm EVP and general counsel Don Rosenberg said.
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The Obama administration, which shamefully capitulated to the Honduran coup, now has an opportunity to stand decisively against chronic impunity in Honduras.
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Women of minority faiths, in particular, comprise the most vulnerable segment of Pakistani society, and their fundamental rights are violated with impunity.
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Many African human rights activists, including in South Africa, have said that the withdrawals from the court will result in greater impunity.
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Unlike most developed countries, Japan has no joint-custody system after divorce, and court-ordered visitation rights are often ignored with impunity.
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"It sends the message that the Americans aren&apost the good guys" and that US troops can commit war crimes with impunity.
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The rise of vigilantism, criminal impunity, police corruption and state weakness can all be traced in part to this growing security inequality.
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Some outside the neighborhood have been more outspoken, however, about a culture of impunity that they believe encouraged whoever made the threats.
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Will Judge Kavanaugh stand with the rule of law or allow the president to interfere with our system of justice with impunity?
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"I started the petition because I can't stand anymore the impunity of famous people," the feminist campaigner Laure Salmona said by telephone.
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"If I see someone who looks like me getting murdered with impunity, that feels like something I should talk about," he said.
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"The post-election [police-perpetrated] violence was downright impunity, knowing that the environment was ripe for abuse and non-accountability," she said.
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If the gag order stands, Duque could face a 10-year prison sentence for speaking on the impunity surrounding her case. 5.
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In return, Connolly let Bulger know about working investigations while Bulger and close associate Steve "The Rifleman" Flemmi carried on with impunity.
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"The bigger responsibility lies not with social media companies but with the state that is facilitating this environment of hate and impunity."
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Rights groups said the prosecution of the six soldiers was rare and could indicate a step toward ending military impunity in Myanmar.
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Economists and financial sector professionals regularly cite impunity and weak rule of law as a major concern for investors in Mexican assets.
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Barr has specifically warned that encryption allows "criminals to operate with impunity" — including those who disseminate images of children being sexually exploited.
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Some in the reservation said the vehicle incident was part of a history of federal agents acting with impunity on their land.
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She is Grace, a teenager in a generic Springfield where the football team reigns and "weird" girls get called pigs with impunity.
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To many Mexicans, impunity for that crime echoes the state's failure to bring justice to countless other victims of murder and disappearance.
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Ms. Cáceres's case is emblematic of the impunity and repression that exist in Honduras today, but it is just one of many.
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The committee urged an end to that impunity, arguing that the companies in fact have control and thus responsibility for their content.
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But ending the sexism and hostility that drives women from power requires changing cultural attitudes and ending impunity toward violence against women.
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A recent ban on trade in foreign currencies has made commerce much more difficult, Bere says, and "grand corruption" continues with impunity.
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And now it's left to Congress again to figure out what to do with the lawbreaking and apparent impunity of the president.
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"If they can arrest the son of the former president, it means there will not be impunity for anyone," Mr. Paulo said.
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"Substandard medical reports remain the main cause of impunity because the courts tend to dismiss cases without clear medical evidence," he said.
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In large parts of the province, rule of law was almost nonexistent and serious human rights abuses were carried out with impunity.
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Demagogues will enjoy impunity with the lack of free press if they are successful in silencing a critical voice in the society.
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How are viewers supposed to accept that Ani never wondered what Bryce could do to her, a Black immigrant girl, with impunity?
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Dr. Monzer Khalil, Idlib Province's health director, said such extreme tactics aimed to demonstrate the government's impunity and to demoralize its foes.
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The security environment in the southeastern Central African Republic contributes to the environment of impunity, said Mr. Daba, the local victims' advocate.
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No U.S. president, of any party, should ever convey to an enemy the impression it can plot attacks against Americans with impunity.
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Patricia Gossman, a senior researcher on Afghanistan for Human Rights Watch, said Mr. Hekmatyar's return underlined the culture of impunity in Afghanistan.
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"Hekmatyar is not alone in enjoying impunity; none of the Afghan warlords from the 1990s has been held accountable," Ms. Gossman said.
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The high court's ruling two years ago "expressed an understanding that impunity and corruption walk hand-in-hand," Moro said by email.
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Members of Parliament and law enforcers and industrialists and bureaucrats and young professionals and even some religious scholars can drink with impunity.
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"They keep putting up obstacles, building a system of impunity and doing all they can to keep Peru from progressing," Vizcarra said.
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In theory, some of these could also take advantage of renewed impunity for smugglers and pay for a boat ride to Greece.
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He expressed disappointment in Morales's move, but praised the U.N. anti-corruption commission for its work against impunity and corruption in Guatemala.
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You get the sense that some South Africans don't take the calls for calm all that seriously, given the impunity of attacks.
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This decision matters because it effectively grants impunity to companies that cheat many people out of a relatively small sum of money.
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The case was unusual because the Russian elite's children have long used Moscow's roads as a personal race track with relative impunity.
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First, if Moscow can carry out these operations with impunity, that will only emboldens it to continue and to even probe further.
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Riddled with a history of abuse and impunity, CBP is recognized as the most corrupt federal law enforcement agency in the nation.
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But they set the tone for this year's spate of attempted assassinations or failed abductions -- and, possibly, a new era of impunity.
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Stamper contends there is a culture of impunity within law enforcement that hasn't really changed since he started his career in 210.
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Democrats didn't want to impeach, but once they decided to, Trump's insistence that his Electoral College victory grants him impunity didn't work.
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"We will be sending a clear message: Businesses that sell human beings online can no longer do so with impunity," said Rep.
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"So sycophancy is having the effect is always does: It is telling our enemies that they can behave with impunity," he wrote.
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The amnesty has gained traction in Congress as part of a reaction against a broader fight against impunity and corruption, analysts said.
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He said the migrants who joined in the Guatemalan capital were fleeing a government in which corruption and impunity remain stubbornly entrenched.
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Mr. Nazarbayev may seek to maintain a family hand on the tiller, analysts said, to protect its considerable assets and its impunity.
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It galvanized the press in Mexico and around the world in renewed calls for an end to impunity and attacks on reporters.
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