This judgement stated that there had not been "unreasonable disparity" in how civilians, soldiers, and atomic bomb survivors were treated, and that the government had showed "no gross deviation from its discretionary right in not legislating for redress measures".
One of her major accomplishments was the passage of the California redress bill, the first successful Japanese American reparations measure in the nation.
By all accounts, no one answered the phone -- a problem, indeed, for an agency whose mission includes improving communications between businesses and customers who think they have been wronged and are seeking either redress or a measure of revenge.
Definitions aside, the more pressing question for people here, not to mention the credibility of the international community, is this: Can anything be done to stop it and then bring a measure of redress?
Critics took offense that the General Assembly president, Vuk Jeremic, whose antipathy toward the Yugoslavia tribunal is well known, had invited as keynote speaker the like-minded president of Serbia, Tomislav Nikolic, but not the victims of Balkans atrocities who have found some measure of redress from the tribunal's prosecutions.
BERLIN — A German man who was mistaken for a terrorist and abducted nine years ago won a measure of redress on Thursday when the European Court of Human Rights ruled that his rights had been violated and confirmed his account that he had been seized by Macedonia, handed over to the C.I.A., brutalized and detained for months in Afghanistan.
Privileged individuals caught in fraudulent schemes will suffer retribution, and institutions allegedly duped by their machinations will seek some measure of redress.
It needs to be supported by a bipartisan coalition of legislators and passed as a long-overdue measure of redress.
"It is regrettable that Secretary-General Ban did not speak out clearly today about the need for an impartial international investigation that can provide a measure of redress for civilians killed unlawfully".
In a message to Congress in February 1881, Hayes insisted he would "give to these injured people that measure of redress which is required alike by justice and by humanity".
"But successive colonial rulers have yet to issue any form of apology or implement any measure of redress for the errors they committed". The government is set to launch an experiment in granting more autonomy to aboriginal communities, starting with the Yami people, a community of seafaring, expert fishers on Orchid island, a tiny dot on the map off Taiwan's southeastern coast.
