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But it may also leave unresolved many important issues, most notably the roiling debate over whether terrorist suspects can be effectively prosecuted in America's civilian courts, which grant numerous rights to defendants.

Of the 25 countries in the world that are "high" or "very high" in the UN's ranking for "femicides" (killings of women that seem to be related to their sex), more than half are in the Americas, with El Salvador the worst in the world.Activists say the problem is that most cases of violence against women are not investigated, let alone effectively prosecuted.

"In order to construct and prosecute rape in a manner consistent with its purported gravity," Kim contends, "rape must be effectively prosecuted, prohibited, protected against, and abolished under the Thirteenth Amendment" (267).

However, to me, had Sandusky been effectively prosecuted in 1998 as he should have been, his future assaults "would (not "might") have been prevented," many young boys would have been saved from Sandusky's horrendous conduct, and Penn State's integrity and reputation would not have been so severely tarnished.

The interaction between the Indian Civil Rights Act and the Major Crimes Act had the practical effect of removing from tribes the ability to effectively prosecute Indians who commit felonies on tribal lands.

"Authorities should effectively prosecute homophobic violence, and the authorities should stop engaging in and tolerating anti-LGBT discrimination".

Irene Fernandez, the executive director of Tenaganita, an advocacy group for migrant workers in Kuala Lumpur, said the Malaysian authorities needed to provide better protection for domestic helpers and more effectively prosecute unscrupulous agents who abuse workers.

Colin Smith, a leading Irish human rights barrister who specialises in trafficking law, said IHREC's report highlights the "unhappy fact" that Ireland lacks a coherent anti-trafficking system capable of effectively prosecuting and punishing traffickers while also protecting their victims.

Where national systems are incapable of adequately and effectively prosecuting leaders who engage in wanton violations of human rights, citizens can look to the international criminal court for justice.

If the ICC fails to be seen to addressing established crimes against peace, and to effectively prosecute visceral violence against humans, it will make it harder for the ICC to extend its reach.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, wants lawmakers to enact public financing as part of a broader package of laws that also includes measures to improve the enforcement of election law, to encourage voter registration and to strengthen the state's bribery laws so that district attorneys can more effectively prosecute public integrity cases.