Is it just about grievances?

Effective mechanisms existed for redressing grievances.

He refused to be provoked by petty grievances.

As expected, mistrust and old grievances between the parties sometimes cause delays.

This is a concept which I introduced to listen to complaints, listen to grievances.

Thirdly, grievances must be addressed, damages assessed and steps taken to address those damages.

For those reasons, particular attention should be focused on those grievances and on their origin.

UNICEF had taken a good step in working with the Ombudsperson Office to deal with staff grievances.

Most of the issues raised were general grievances that could be raised by almost any community in Kenya.

Most acts of terror, if not all, were committed in the cause of legitimate grievances, perceivable or otherwise.

The Security Council convenes today to address grievances that do little to improve peace efforts in the region.

Terrorists prosper in societies where there are unresolved conflicts and few accountable mechanisms for addressing political grievances. We call for

No other system of government can claim more legitimacy, and through no other system can political grievances be addressed more effectively.

The ethics office will not replace any existing mechanisms available to staff for the reporting of misconduct or the resolution of grievances.

His delegation, like others, also considered that it was very important to address the grievances caused by despair, resentment, ignorance and poverty.

The source of current conflict was still the historical grievances lasting for hundreds of years between Serbian people and Albanian people in Kosovo.

These phenomena, ranging from major political grievances to failed States and poverty, often constitute threats to our common security in and of themselves.

As stated in our previous report, the Public Complaints Commissioner remains responsible for handling complaints and grievances from the public, including complaints from women.

Actors at the local level took extreme measures at times to express grievances, often after deciding that State institutions were incapable of providing redress.

In 2003, Mali had reviewed that mechanism to reflect the people's concerns more closely and the grievances communicated in 2004 were currently being considered.

Specifically, the Agreement provides for the devolution of power to the very areas where grievances have centred on exclusion from political access and economic benefit.

(p) Report of the Secretary General on the administration of justice in the Secretariat role of the Panels on Discrimination and Other Grievances (A 59 414)

(c) The types of grievances the different categories of non staff personnel have raised in the past and what bodies of law are relevant to such claims

And the extremists are good at jumping on the back of political grievances. But the soil in which they plant the seeds of hate is fertilized with ignorance.

There is one obvious and important caveat Poor Sino Japanese relations, owing to unresolved historical grievances, could prevent Japan from realizing the economic benefits implied by China s economic rebalancing.

Moreover, globalization and instantaneous communication technologies have made it impossible to contain conflict within national borders. Domestic economic and political grievances can now buttress discontent across regions and continents.

Coordination of legal work Acting as workers' lawyer Legal advice Hearing and resolution of workers' grievances Participation in the conduct of training sessions and seminars for trade union members.

She recalled that the Committee systematically examined women's de jure as well as de facto equality in reporting States and women's access to justice and means of redress for their grievances.

It argues that by having moved the author to Port Philip Prison, where he had access to all necessary information for the purposes of preparing his petitions, his grievances were remedied.

In a world increasingly dominated by grievances against immigrants, bankers, Muslims, liberal elites, Eurocrats, cosmopolitans, or anything else that seems vaguely alien such wise words are rare. Leaders worldwide should take note.

Our commitment to the people of Darfur is to set right all grievances and hostilities that befell any citizen, from whatever party, on the basis of justice and the rule of law .

He argued that, in that sense, the Forum was not about a dialogue among civilizations, but about a global dialogue among people striving to address the problems and the grievances of the world.

In the Gulf States, Shia have led pro democracy movements, challenging Sunni governments that have deprived them of their rights. But these governments attribute the protests to Iranian agitation, not to legitimate domestic grievances.

For Pakistanis, however, Musharraf s martial rule emasculated civil liberties, pressured media whenever he disagreed with editorial content, massively increased the intelligence service s meddling in politics, and papered over the genuine grievances of disenfranchised people.

While poverty is not a direct cause of terrorism, economic and social policy can help mitigate exclusion and the impact of rapid socioeconomic change, which give rise to grievances that are often exploited by terrorists. We recommend

When the Arab Spring erupted in Tunisia and Egypt in January 2011, protests erupted in Syria as well. In addition to the usual grievances under a brutal regime, Syrians were reeling from a massive drought and soaring food prices.

But they are anti liberal they accept democracy s demand for the popular legitimacy, but reject its demand for constitutionalism (the separation of powers). They do not believe that constitutional norms and representative democracy have primacy over values and legitimate popular grievances.

This defiance reflects Boko Haram s strong position. As a recent US State Department report points out, Nigerian citizens grievances regarding poverty, government and security force corruption, and police impunity and brutality have created a fertile ground for recruiting Boko Haram members.

They reflect the instincts of Polish voters. People vote for all kinds of parties, from the far right all the way to the left, so long as they are convinced that the parties will deal with their social concerns and grievances.

Today s tendency to view Muslim grievances in one dimensional terms reduces political discourse to a very simplistic level. Our interactions with Muslims may be unconsciously influenced by this defensive reflex, and that may encourage equally defensive attitudes on their part.

about ways to hear children's voices, to listen to grievances (also touching on the subject of complaint filing systems for younger children), and the ways for parents and other adults to talk to them, including on subjects such as sexual abuse.

MADRID June s Turkish general election sent a powerful message Turkey s democracy remains intact. Indeed, while there were some grievances about transparency during the campaign process, democracy prevailed, with a stunning 86 of eligible voters turning out a rate rarely seen in Europe.

For those in developing and emerging market countries who harbor grievances against the advanced countries, there is now one more reason for discontent with a brand of globalization that has been managed to serve rich countries interests (especially their financial sectors interests).

Given these intractable grievances and, more important, the weakness and corruption of the Kenyan state the cycle of violence will be very difficult to break. That is why the attack on the Westgate mall is unlikely to be the last such tragedy.

For decades, most Arabs, however unhappy, kept their political grievances private, for fear of persecution if they turned against their leaders publicly. Through private discussions with trusted friends, everyone sensed that discontent was common, yet no one knew, or could know, the extent of it.