Sentence examples for contributes to impunity from inspiring English sources

Weak enforcement of labor laws in Bangladesh contributes to impunity for employers to harass and intimidate both workers and local trade unionists seeking to exercise their right to organize and collectively bargain.

Corrupt officials also contribute to impunity, while cases like that of the missing students only deter the public from denouncing crimes for fear that local authorities are in cahoots with the perpetrators.

"The lack of investigation in homicide cases involving police contributes to the impunity and cycle of violence".

"Duterte's latest nasty remark openly encourages violence against women, contributes to the impunity on such, and further presented himself as the epitome of misogyny and fascism terribly rolled in one," Emmi de Jesus, a member of Congress representing the Gabriela Women's Party, said in a statement.

The lack of data of the magnitude of violence against women and girls hampers prevention and response efforts, and contributes to the impunity that may fuel further violence.

The new bill would also contribute to the impunity of the armed forces, by placing a two-month time limit on the ability of civilian authorities to open investigations of crimes committed in the course of military operations.

The UN office of the high commissioner for human rights has cited several justifications for hybrid courts such as the lack of national capacity or resources, building of trust and overcoming bias or corruption, contributing to ending impunity and providing an effective remedy, and thereby potentially contributing to national reconciliation.

While the country has made meaningful reforms to its criminal justice system over the last decade, badly trained police and chronic government corruption contribute to widespread impunity by criminals.

Today's resolution sets in place mechanisms that should contribute to ending impunity.

Brazil: A Reconstruction examines the extent to which "public mischief" contributes to a culture of impunity in the country.

But indigenous groups contend that institutional racism contributes to a culture of impunity for perpetrators of crimes against Aboriginal women, Tauli-Corpuz said.