Sentence examples for redress for violations from inspiring English sources
The court declared that a 1789 law called the Alien Tort Statute does not allow foreigners to sue in American courts to seek redress "for violations of the law of nations occurring outside the United States".
Franken's proposal would place new rules related to smartphone location data, especially how often users would have to expressly give applications consent to use data and how they could seek legal redress for violations.
Although victims of more even and fair protection of human rights would not be able to receive the same redress for violations as they would against a state (i.e. bringing a complaint before a human rights treaty monitoring body or court), since many ceasefire agreements are monitored by the United Nations (which would ideally be the case here), it may be possible for them to gain some redress.
The lawsuit alleges that users' details were obtained "surreptitiously" and seeks redress for violation of federal wiretap law as well as California privacy laws.
Under the terms of the bill, only citizens' countries who extend similar rights to Americans to seek legal redress for privacy violations will be eligible.
One instance involved talks last year about killings in Guatemala, where the AFL-CIO has been seeking redress for labor violations for six years.
Most participants were adamant that they would not seek redress for the violations they had experienced.
Children have no avenues within the school system to seek redress for the violation of their rights.
In her report she also argues against Facebook's position, asserting that U.S. law fails to provide adequate safeguards for Europeans' data protection rights on account of an "extremely permissive" surveillance regime, which also offers "no viable avenue to obtain meaningful redress for the rights violations resulting from this surveillance".
The coalition's report also recommends providing sex workers with legal mechanisms "to find redress for human rights violations and hold law enforcement accountable for their actions" if they've abused "victims" they're purportedly rescuing. .
Victims living in an area controlled by the state may still be able to receive redress for their human rights violations by bringing a complaint directly against the state.
