Police and prosecutors have acted on the most egregious cases of child rape, but many cases remain uninvestigated.

The new indictments concentrated on the organizers of the violence and the most egregious direct perpetrators of murders.

Armed conflict exposes girls, and women to gender based violence, torture, killing, maiming, abduction and other egregious crimes against humanity.

But first, I need to talk to you about what I consider one of the most egregious offenders in the disposable plastics category.

The Group continues to be concerned about the egregious lack of air safety standards throughout the country, where air traffic continues to increase.

The lack of access to justice is particularly egregious in the provincial areas, where poor working and living conditions discourage qualified judges from serving.

This gives rise to an apparent chicken and egg problem between the occurrence of egregious violations and the failure of the domestic remedies system.

Recalling the responsibilities of States to end impunity and to prosecute those responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and other egregious crimes perpetrated against children,

In view of the serious, lasting social impact of such egregious crimes and the physical and psychological harm they inflict upon their victims, effective protection measures are urgently needed.

From our work in all parts of the world, we know that trafficking and prostitution are particularly egregious forms of violence against women requiring systemic analysis and structural change.

While there are no longer egregious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, a culture of respect for human rights and democratic values has not fully taken root.

At the global level, UNICEF continued to contribute to the development of a system to monitor and report on egregious rights violations perpetrated against children in conflict affected areas.

Meanwhile, a State Department spokesperson urged India s authorities to act with appropriate democratic restraint in response to the crisis provoked by Harare s protests. This was an egregious bit of meddling.

They will say Yes indeed a Warner did come to us, but we rejected him and said, 'Allah never sent down any (Message) ye are nothing but an egregious delusion!'

They will say Yes indeed a Warner did come to us, but we rejected him and said, 'Allah never sent down any (Message) ye are nothing but an egregious delusion!'

The definition of crimes against humanity includes all of the most egregious examples of gender based violence the horrific results of which we have seen in too many conflict areas.

China remains in authoritarian mode, of course. But egregious human rights violations and suppression of dissent are raising the specter of growing internal disruptions, particularly in the wake of purges within the top leadership.

In the most egregious cases, some have fallen victim to bad politics, weak governance, or mismanagement. Others are exposed to risks stemming from concentration in a single business sector, commodity, and or geographic area.

From the outset in postwar Iraq, criminal justice resembled deracinated constitutionalism atomistic trials, radical purges, and compromised elections. Most egregious was the post invasion rush to de Ba athification, which eviscerated many of the country s existing institutions.

As the investigation by the International Criminal Court of atrocities committed in Darfur and northern Uganda shows, we cannot stand by while people no matter how high their rank get away with the most egregious crimes.

A year ago, Snowden alerted the world to governments egregious violation of people s privacy. It is up to the technology industry, civil society organizations, and the general public to keep governments honest in pursuing much needed reforms.

Confusion, fear, ideology, and electoral self interest all play a role in the readiness of many members of Congress despite warnings from the Federal Reserve, the Congressional Budget Office, and most private forecasters to make such an egregious mistake.

Occasionally, China s government takes action against local officials whose crimes are considered egregious. As long as protests remain local, however, they can be managed as isolated cases that won t pose a broader challenge or spark a movement toward systemic change.

The US contends that China steals intellectual property for competitive reasons, inflicting grave damage on companies and workers. China, for its part, claims that the US is guilty of equally egregious violations widespread cyber spying on international leaders, trade negotiators, and foreign firms.

For years, Tuskegee has been a byword for ethical abuses in scientific research to the extent that President Bill Clinton apologized to its surviving subjects. Hard as it may be to believe, as Reverby was to discover, the abuse in Guatemala was even more egregious.

China s decision to execute the head of its drug regulatory agency has rekindled international debate about capital punishment. It is an age old question, one that harks back to Plato, who in his Laws saw the need to punish by death those who commit egregious crimes.

WASHINGTON, DC Throughout history, mistreatment of minorities whether ethnic, religious, linguistic, cultural, regional, ideological, sexual, or other has fueled violence and devastated societies worldwide. Egregious cases in the last century include the Holocaust in Nazi Germany, the Khmer Rouge killing fields in Cambodia, and the genocide in Rwanda.

For America, the Sanders bill marks important progress. For the world, the WHO s recommendations represent a once in a generation opportunity to remedy a long standing and egregious inequity in health care, and, more broadly, to set a model for governance of global public goods befitting an era of globalization.

Chinese academia more broadly has been the regime s chief target in its search for enemies, with universities dismissing professors for espousing seditious ideas like constitutionalism. In a particularly egregious case, an official newspaper in Liaoning province dispatched reporters disguised as students to college classrooms to catch professors criticizing the regime.

Particularly egregious from the point of view of Davos was the recent refusal by Congress to approve the reform and refunding of the International Monetary Fund, even though a plan that added no significant burden to the American taxpayer had been agreed years earlier by the G 20 under Obama s leadership.

In sum, while there have been some constructive developments in the Democratic People's Republic in recent decades, there have been a variety of discrepancies and transgressions several of an egregious nature in the implementation of human rights in the country calling for immediate action to prevent abuses and provide redress.

In some areas, there is not only a backlash against American cultural imports, but an effort to change American culture itself. Capital punishment may now be supported by a majority of Americans, but the death penalty is regarded as an egregious violation of human rights across Europe indeed, across much of the world.

Two in Argentina and Peru went well the other in Nicaragua was marred by egregious fraud and heavy handed government intervention in favor of the incumbent. Still, two out of three is not bad in a region where, previously, if elections were held at all, disputes about the outcomes were the norm.

In retrospect, it appears that while there have been some constructive developments in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in recent decades, there are a variety of discrepancies and transgressions several of an egregious nature in the implementation of human rights in the country, calling for immediate action to prevent further abuses and provide redress.

NEW DELHI China has devised a novel strategy to relieve pressure on its overcrowded prisons employ convicts as laborers on overseas projects in the developing world. The practice has exposed another facet of China s egregious human rights record, which, when it comes to the overseas operations of Chinese companies, includes the government s failure to enforce its own regulations.

Six cases mark the most egregious cheating. Twice, Iraq bucked safeguards first when it built the Osirak reactor and failed to provide inspectors full transparency and convincing assurance it would not use the plant to produce plutonium for weapons, and, second, when it nearly completed its secret enrichment program prior to the 1991 Persian Gulf War.

On this view, if investors were able to take raters to court, raters incentives would improve. But, while such judicial scrutiny may be effective in eliminating some egregious cases, it cannot ensure that raters do the right thing when courts are not expected to be able to tell after the fact what the right thing was.

Indeed, Israel s critics were already arguing that this was another case of the tail wagging the dog that Israel and its American lobby were trying to push the US into serving Israel s interests rather than its own. The most egregious examples of this view were statements made by the political scientists John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt.

While the MONUC voluntary disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration programme will continue, the Mission will not hesitate to take the action necessary against these foreign armed groups in order to ensure the security of civilians and United Nations personnel in the Kivus and to put an end to the egregious violations of human rights that they continue to commit.

LONDON The arrest of FIFA executives on a raft of fraud and corruption charges has been front page news in recent days. But the charges brought by the Swiss and American authorities focus on bribery and embezzlement, and do not address another egregious injustice the treatment of the migrant workers in Qatar who are building the stadiums for the 2022 FIFA Football World Cup.

Countries like ours should take a clear stand when China overreaches externally (as it has in the South China Sea with its indefensible nine dashed line asserting historical rights with no known justification in international law). The same applies when China does not behave like a good international citizen on the UN Security Council, or should it commit egregious human rights violations at home.

The targeted firm then typically fires the most egregious wrongdoers and puts management control systems in place to reduce the chance that similar problems will arise in the future. Perhaps the investigation interprets ambiguity in a way most favorable to the organization and its senior management, but it is understood that the investigation will indeed uncover the core facts and lead to effective reforms.

The Special Committee recognizes the shared responsibility of the Secretariat and Member States to take every measure within their purview to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse, among the most egregious forms of grave misconduct, by all categories of personnel in United Nations peacekeeping missions, and to enforce United Nations standards of conduct in this regard, and reiterates the strong commitment of Member States in this regard.

Likewise, as in Hong Kong, an amnesty could be granted, conditional on financial disclosure and a fine for unexplainable wealth, for all but the most egregious behavior, thereby leaving the past behind. At that point, judges and government officials pay could be raised to competitive levels, which would weaken the incentive to continue corrupt practices particularly if officials must regularly file financial disclosure statements and are penalized for withholding information.

Uribe has spent weeks directly and personally lobbying key American legislators, and he is undoubtedly his own best advocate. But, just as former US Vice President Al Gore recently refused to share a dais with Uribe in Miami, many members of Congress refuse to approve a trade agreement or an aid package that may link them to a government tainted by egregious human rights abuses, complicity with drug lords, or both.