In the end, the success and legitimacy of human rights indicators will depend on (i) whether the process of their development has been truly participatory and based on human rights principles; (ii) whether the method used is scientifically valid and reliable; and (iii) their usefulness as tools of accountability [ 30].
David O. Stewart, the author of "Impeached," a history of the case, told me that it established a crucial point: impeachment is not a judicial proceeding but a tool of political accountability.
While these reforms, especially the use of police-operated cameras, are not a panacea and require strict monitoring and a legal framework to ensure against further violations of civil and privacy rights, they can be tools of both accountability and prevention.
That address, traditionally given each January, is something the founders intended to be a serious tool of real, measurable accountability to Congress and to the American people.
This includes activities to develop standards, guidelines and information systems (tools for accountability systems, CBMIS, VII,), as well as system-wide development of organisational structures to support roles of newly involved actors (LCS, PDCs, village water source management committees).
The use of fully autonomous weapons also raised questions of accountability, which would erode another established tool for civilian protection, HRW said.
We argue that "microaccountability," our term for the structuring and formalization of convivial relationships into a capillary system of accountability, must be recognized as a central tool of social governance under neoliberalism.
And the tools of oversight and accountability we might deploy to control covert actors are especially limited because of the secrecy that these kinds of operations demand.
Lack of accountability, as doses are usually not collected in a unique management tool and performances are not evaluated taking dose into account.
