Sentence examples for judicial atrocity from inspiring English sources

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Yant called the trial "a judicial atrocity" and said aggressive questioning by frightening authority figures contaminated the Rouse youngsters' memories before they got to the trial and made it impossible to ascertain the accuracy of their testimony.

Paid for by the Congressional Leadership Fund, the ad was presumably meant to portray Ossoff, who most recently worked as a documentary filmmaker exposing judicial corruption and wartime atrocities, as young, unserious, and... a leader in the alliance to restore the Republic?

Bourgeois said that families in CAR needed help to rebuild their livelihoods, while international partners must also provide support for the judicial system to ensure there was no impunity for atrocities.

These include: • declaring that there is an "exceptional need" to use the power, such as in the aftermath of an atrocity, • authorisation by parliament, possibly within seven days, • judicial review of the use of the power.

They set up the Hamoodur Rahman Commission, a judicial commission to prepare an account of the circumstances surrounding the atrocities of the 1971 war and Pakistan's surrender.

However, international military and judicial interventions in this region to date risk not only ignoring government atrocities but actively encouraging them.

PAGE A12 A KHMER PRISON OFFICIAL'S RIGHTS The first of five trials addressing the Khmer Rouge atrocities of the 1970s opened with a plea on behalf of the judicial rights of the defendant, Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, who was the commandant of Tuol Sleng prison, where at least 14,000 people were tortured and sent to their deaths.

Providing legal support for female victims of rape, sex trafficking, genital mutilation, and other global atrocities, this organization began treading an unbeaten path long before governments and judicial systems ever thought to do so.

Measures being discussed include declaring that there is an "exceptional need" to use the power, such as after an atrocity like the July 7 bombings, authorisation by parliament, possibly within seven days, and a judicial review of the use of the power.

While it is important to convict and imprison those most responsible for atrocities, Mr. Taylor's brutal allies were allowed to escape because the bulk of judicial resources and political will were spent pursuing him.