2. States shall provide effective mechanisms for prevention of, and redress for

Redress for women who face discrimination due to HIV AIDS, like redress for discrimination in other areas, cannot be achieved without eliminating gender biases in the laws and the judicial system.

The victim could also seek civil redress.

(a) There are no reasonably available local remedies to provide effective redress, or the local remedies provide no reasonable possibility of such redress

Finally, by acquitting the officers, the State party irrevocably denied redress for Mr. Celal's arbitrary killing.

The view was expressed that the flag State's ability to seek redress for non national crew members depended on the facts of each case, the nature of the complaint, the redress sought and the legal regime under which it was sought.

Throughout the country, civilians are unable to make complaints or obtain redress for human rights violations by State agents.

who, when a wrong is done to them, seek its redress.

who, when a wrong is done to them, seek its redress.

If there were shortcomings, Benin was ready and willing to redress them.

Disputes concerning discrimination are resolved in court and the court sets redress.

What means of redress were available in the case of non compliance?

(g) Provide redress for transgressions, such as those in relation to the abduction of foreign nationals, through expeditious and effective processes

It is especially important that we redress the absence of adequate African representation.

It had often heard pledges, but wanted a sincere apology and practical redress.

What mechanisms for seeking redress should be available to indigenous peoples if free, prior and informed consent processes have not been followed?

Finally, though the requirements of the notice should not be too burdensome for the buyer, they should allow for an adequate redress action by the seller.

It monitored the human rights situation, investigated violations, recommended appropriate redress and conducted awareness raising programmes for the law enforcement and security agencies.

2.1 The author filed a workers compensation claim with the Deputy Commissioner of Worker's Compensation, for redress in respect of injuries he had suffered.

Subject matter Alleged failure to redress damages caused to owners of a company arising from the alleged violation of contracts for public works constructions

In the complainant's view, civil administrative remedies would not provide sufficient redress in his case.

They also need to understand where effort can be best deployed to redress this situation.

A widespread culture of impunity persists, in which victims of violations rarely have recourse to redress.

In the interim, aggrieved parties were being encouraged to seek redress directly through the courts where possible.

Theoretically they can seek redress under various provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code should they suffer abuse.

3. States shall provide effective mechanisms for just and fair redress for any such activities, and appropriate measures shall be taken to mitigate adverse environmental, economic, social, cultural or spiritual impact.

2. Indigenous peoples deprived of their means of subsistence and development are entitled to just and fair redress.

(h) Implement the established legal mechanisms enabling victims of torture to obtain redress and fair and adequate compensation

His Government had set up a national commission on human rights, which was an independent body responsible for receiving complaints and seeking redress for those whose basic human rights had been violated.

The Court rules that Chapter IX maintained, for a number of employed women, a situation of systemic pay discrimination, precisely what the Pay Equity Act aimed to redress.

Noting that the continued situation of lopsided information places the vast majority of mankind at a disadvantage, the Ministers reaffirmed the need for urgent redress of the imbalances.

(h) Inform the Committee about the possibilities of providing redress and compensation to victims of torture and their dependants

9.6 Parents who perceive the teaching as indoctrinating and do not obtain an exemption have several avenues of redress.

A failure to provide the file could constitute prima facie evidence of deliberate and knowing failure to provide redress.

But a big reason is also lack of confidence in the police and other concerned agencies to provide redress.

Victims of abuse had the right to seek redress through the authorities, the justice system and non governmental organizations.

(h) To protect women in the process of seeking redress from further victimization because of gender insensitive laws or practices

We certainly don't want to give up the rights, when people do something wrong, to seek redress in the courts.

Since 1997, the purpose of the Pay Equity Act is to redress differences in compensation due to systemic gender discrimination.

(k) Take effective measures to prevent and redress the serious problems commonly faced by foreign workers, particularly female domestic workers

These measures have an adverse impact on the lives of innocent people, who lack any means of recourse or redress.

In other cases, it will not always be easy to identify why the domestic system has failed to provide redress.

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.

5.2 For the author, the mere finding of incompatibility of a law with article 26 cannot remove the underlying discrimination, if no effective redress is granted to victims of such discrimination.

Finally, it may be useful to identify appropriate grievance redress procedures that developing country ISPs could use in response to potential anti competitive behaviour in the market for Internet backbone connectivity.