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"Inaction by the international community will embolden Syrian authorities, and ensure perpetrators go unpunished".

Despite some great local initiatives, thousands of Victorian perpetrators go undetected when intervention orders are not reinforced or supported.

Making arrests would be a waste of time, he said, because provincial officials would let the perpetrators go.

That is a kind of realism — in life, too, perpetrators go unpunished all the time — and Zink often excels at exploring such truths through comedy.

"I cannot imagine more aggravated sodomy than where perpetrators go on to seek heroism without any remorse, in public with a chinkhoswe ceremony," the magistrate said Thursday in a small, overcrowded courtroom in Blantyre, Malawi's largest city.

The military justice system is broken, riven with inherent bias, conflicts of interest and a hierarchical structure that ensures perpetrators go unpunished, survivors of military sexual assault told Congress on Wednesday.

They would rather the perpetrators went free than repeat the exercise.

Where once perpetrators went to enormous lengths to cover up their massacres and atrocities, now they post them online.

Non-fatal beatings and bombings were common during the terms of Mr. Wallace's predecessors, but investigations of Klan perpetrators went forward energetically under Mr. Wallace's mentor, Gov. James E. Folsom.

If the perpetrator or perpetrators went to great lengths to conceal their identity and used gloves and refrained from leaving saliva when handling the packages, they would be almost impossible to trace.

Mr. Chidambaram, who was appointed after the 2008 attacks, denied that there had been an intelligence failure, but the government is facing tough criticism as many wonder why the perpetrators went undetected despite the millions spent to improve the country's counterterrorism capabilities.