Примеры использования Impunity remains на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Impunity remains a serious problem.
This confirms the trend underlined earlier in this report that,even where violations against defenders are recognized as such by Governments, impunity remains the norm.
Addressing impunity remains a challenge.
Of those men who admitted to rape, the vast majority(72-97 per cent in most sites)had experienced no legal consequences, confirming that impunity remains a serious issue in the region.
Impunity remains a serious concern in Cambodia.
Of those men who admitted to rape, the vast majority(from 72 to 97 per cent in most sites) had experienced no legal consequences,confirming that impunity remains a serious issue.
Impunity remains deeply entrenched in Afghanistan.
In the post-conflict situation, there are often cases in which the military maintains a disproportionate size and is not under civilian control, andin which the police are unable to maintain security and impunity remains unaddressed.
Rampant impunity remains a major challenge throughout the country.
Increasing demands by political opposition groups, civil society organizations and students for democratic reforms have been met with a heavy hand by the authorities,including arrests and detention by the security forces, and impunity remains a recurring problem.
Impunity remains a serious concern at the individual and systemic levels.
The lack of transparency andcommitment by the Government of Burundi to fight impunity remains a matter of great concern to the independent expert, who is of the view that the Government is not interested in prosecuting the perpetrators of this heinous massacre.
Impunity remains a major challenge to the rule of law in Cambodia.
HRW highlighted that impunity remains a chronic problem with common crimes.
Impunity remains a major impediment to the re-establishment of the rule of law and respect for human rights.
The Special Rapporteur reiterates that impunity remains the principal cause for the perpetuation of violations of human rights and particularly those of the right to life.
Impunity remains the principal cause for the perpetuation of violations of human rights, and particularly those of the right to life.
Overall, however, impunity remains pervasive, especially with regard to crimes committed by powerful figures in the security forces.
Impunity remains prevalent and justice, which is not granted in the courts,"tends to be claimed in the streets.
Verification has confirmed that impunity remains the most serious obstacle to the enjoyment of human rights in Guatemala, despite the manifest concern and commitment of the President of the Republic to combat it and the signs of progress noted in paragraphs 87 and 166.
Impunity remains a major challenge, particularly when the alleged perpetrators are Government soldiers or police personnel.
Furthermore, impunity remains prevalent with regard to human rights violations committed since the end of the armed conflict.
Tackling impunity remains imperative to efforts to improve the security situation and support the political process.
Impunity remains widespread, however, and holding persistent perpetrators to account must be an utmost priority for the international community.
Impunity remains pervasive in the context of trafficking-related investigations and often results from high levels of corruption among officials.
As noted by JS1, impunity remains for abuses by military forces carrying out public security tasks, partly due to the illegal extension of military jurisdiction over cases of human rights violations.
Impunity remains a concern, although ten members of the national security forces, including one police officer, six gendarmes and three customs officers, accused of racketeering, extortion and harassment of citizens, were indicted by the military tribunal and the Abidjan criminal court during the reporting period.
However, impunity remains a serious problem, with scant or no progress in long-standing and emblematic cases, such as the assassination in 2009 of Ernest Manirumva, former Vice-President of the Observatoire de lutte contre la corruption et les malversations économiques, an anti-corruption non-governmental organization.
The High Commissioner noted that impunity remained a structural problem.
Although assistance was provided to victims of rape anddomestic violence, impunity remained a concern.