Examples of using To end impunity in English and their translations into Spanish
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A stronger international legal framework to end impunity and ensure accountability has so far resulted in only a few guilty verdicts.
The above-mentioned body having clear directives to end impunity and being empowered to press for prosecution of violators of human rights
The Government has made repeated commitments to end impunity and to enforce the rule of law.
The European Union believes that strengthening the judicial power will be essential to end impunity.
prosecute in the Strategy would help to end impunity and misuse of the right of asylum.
It called upon States to end impunity for such actions by bringing the perpetrators to justice
Efforts must be made to end impunity and bring the perpetrators of human rights violations to justice, in the context of appropriate and proportional procedures.
The Office would continue to emphasize the need to end impunity for the gravest of crimes.
States are urged to end impunity for acts of violence against humanitarian
It is also important to establish enforcement mechanisms to end impunity in cases of aggression against these peoples.
AFHR recommended to take measures in order to end impunity for those who commit acts of torture,
CRC urged Colombia to end impunity, to conduct criminal investigations, and to bring perpetrators to justice.
The African Union undertakes to end impunity and ensure accountability by strengthening national and continental justice institutions.
The State party added that it was committed to end impunity and make accountable those involved in the incidents of human rights violations.
Important precedents have also been set in the fight to end impunity through the application of international child protection standards.
The Special Rapporteur reiterates that it is primarily the responsibility of the Government of Myanmar to address this problem and to end impunity.
IFEX chose 23 November as the International Day to End Impunity in 2011.
The FARDC leadership recognized that the poor state of military justice had jeopardized efforts to end impunity in the military.
urged Papua New Guinea to end impunity for such abuses.
The government of President Juan Manuel Santos continues to express a commitment to human rights and to end impunity.