We may be prompted to greater efforts to secure justice in the world precisely because we know that much injustice is never redressed; we may seek to accomplish some difficult goal for which others suffered without success, and in whose memory we want to see it attained.
Just to be clear, Coulter's Apr 3 column and FOX appearance (1) equated Sen. Obama with the most notorious genocidal dictator of modern history, (2) this accusation went out to millions of Americans, (3) there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever for Coulter's assertions, and (4) it was never redressed by any watchdog group as being in violation of broadcast standards.
"There was no forum for speaking out, so there was never any redress".
He was in love with Pauline in 1927 but she never gets redress [Pfeiffer died suddenly in October 1951].
Then neither she nor the filmmakers created Guantanamo, and arguably, until this story has been fully and widely told, its injustices will never be redressed.
However, as political tensions mounted, so did lingering grudges over past atrocities committed by one ethnic community against another that had never been redressed through reparations or any form of justice.
While the end of the war brought release from prison and upgrading of the discharges, the convictions remain on the record, and for those men who still survive, it is a wrong that has never been redressed.
"Some 200,000 women who were forced into sexual servitude by the Japanese in World War II never had any redress.
Eto said the idea of seeking redress never entered his mind, but when he first learned of the campaign to obtain it, he said: "I probably thought if they were giving us money, that was nice". In the Justice Department's Great Hall, he delivered the invocation in Japanese.
In fact, it serves to rub salt into a deeply gashed wound that has never known healing or redress.
