Examples of using Impunity continues in English and their translations into Spanish
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NGOs point out that impunity continues to impede justice for recently committed crimes,
a culture of impunity continues to obstruct the realization of human rights
despite a ruling by the Ecuadorian courts, impunity continues for Chevron, and the victims of its activities in Ecuador are still waiting for justice and compensation.
The Haitian people's thirst for justice is far from being slaked, and the question of impunity continues to fire debates among human rights NGOs.
It also concluded that impunity continues to be a major cause of human rights violations,
The frequent occurrence of impunity continues to affect the administration of justice.
According to the delegation of Colombia,"the fight against impunity continues to be a national priority
The Committee notes with great concern that impunity continues to be a widespread phenomenon
The fight against impunity continues to be a major challenge in the Democratic Republic of the Congo requiring the engagement of the Government at the highest levels to hold those responsible for human rights
the Office of the Prosecutor held consultations with representatives of national prosecuting authorities with a view to ensuring that the fight against impunity continues beyond the closure of the Tribunal and the suspects of
Impunity continued to generate violence.
Violence and impunity continue to feed fear
The many problems associated with impunity continue to make their presence felt.
Measures taken against impunity continued registering few concrete results.
In addition, impunity continued in cases of threats against journalists.
The democratization process could not advance if impunity continued.
Impunity continued to be one of the biggest obstacles to effective promotion of human rights.
The Working Group received allegations that the phenomenon of impunity continued to be considered the biggest obstacle to the enjoyment of human rights in Guatemala.
The Special Rapporteur was further informed that impunity continued to be the general rule in cases of violations of human rights.
They noted that the reduction of the number of victims was the result of public outcry, but that impunity continued.