I've certainly done my own fair share of harm to people in my life, and there's definitely been some karma there.
In announcing the DOJ probe, the head of the department's Civil Rights Division observed any systematic failure to safeguard an accused person's right to counsel and a fair trial harms public faith "in the integrity of the justice system".
Whether or not one agrees with the result in this case, clearly there will be other cases where the lack of fair procedures can harm children with genuine asylum claims.
Importantly, five studies (including two of fair quality) examined harms and found no evidence of harm from patient knowledge of global risk scores when they were accompanied by counseling, or optional or scheduled follow-up.
This need for fair information about harms from prostate cancer screening is crucial, because when men are given better information about PSA screening, more choose not to have it.
Security – not the bastardised "war on terror" version, but the human security of protection from harm and fair provision of opportunity – is the product of "good governance".
Strong said the deal was fair compensation for the harm Hydro was doing to the local environment.
Article-II (iii) informs us that if the basin flow is below 50,000 cusecs in any ten-day period at the Farakka point, the Indian and Bangladesh governments will contact each other and ensure "equity, fair play and no harm".
If the flow falls below 50,000 cusecs, the two Governments will enter into immediate consultations to make adjustments on an emergency basis, in accordance with the principles of equity, fair play and no harm to either party (Bangladesh India Water Sharing Treaty 1996).
The money will go into a fair fund to help harmed investors.
