Unresolved injustices are not acceptable.

That's exactly the attitude that allows these injustices to continue.

This is one of the many injustices committed by our government.

It is my responsibility as a cartoonist to expose corruption and injustices.

It is time for these injustices we face on a daily basis to end.

This section ends in Central America, where activism is marked by attacks, injustices, and bloodshed.

This and numerous other resolutions seeking redress for injustices toward Palestinians have been ignored by the US.

Writing on infotainment website Arre, Shoma Chaudhury described the injustices that Sharmila is facing on all sides

To prevent that, some selective bailouts will likely be needed, not to support the market but to deal with injustices.

Zhao s fate is also a chilling reminder of other injustices that are on the consciences of those now in power.

They knew that most of our problems arise from economic and social injustices and now everyone has started to listen them.

Democracy exists precisely to remedy the kinds of injustices I hear from the hardworking Bangaloreans I encounter on the street and online.

We fight for liberty against the tyranny of false democracies and an economic system that only serves to perpetuate inequalities and injustices.

In doing so, it shines light on the injustices that regularly occur behind the closed doors of this resource rich and restive province.

It was also an opportunity to bring to light the injustices unique to women of African descent as opposed to those of men.

A peaceful resolution of deep rooted problems requires wise political leadership, as well as recognition that past injustices cannot be redressed all at once.

But I would submit that Hollywood s misgivings, however untutored, represent only the tip of a growing iceberg of resentment against the perceived injustices of globalization.

Nelson Mandela could easily have chosen to define his group as black South Africans and sought revenge for the injustices of Apartheid and his own imprisonment.

After the verdict, Sebastian wrote on his Twitter account that he does not fear the injustices of this country, and that he will appeal the sentence.

Their success reflects the electorate s uncertainties and, increasingly, the perceived injustices of globalization, as well as the fear of many about minorities, immigrants, and foreigners in general.

The people who rebelled against these injustices were not Africans, but well wishers from western organizations such as EITI, the US aid agency Catholic Relief Services (CRS), and Global Witness.

If any institution (including the Supreme Court) exercises unfettered, unaccountable power, the erosion of civil liberties, and the spread of day to day injustices, fascism will not be far behind.

The people who rebelled against these injustices were not Africans, but well wishers from western organizations such as EITI, the US aid agency Catholic Relief Services (CRS), and Global Witness.

It was a courageous step, first taken in the United States, to decide that at least for a while a new kind of policy was needed to remedy long term injustices.

Just as the German people declared their will for unity, the world s citizens today are demanding that action be taken to tackle climate change and redress the deep injustices that surround it.

The story it presents is of a world beset by real injustices, for which the only solution is violent action that will supposedly lead to the victory of a monolithic Muslim world.

And commenter called Eset Batyr waxed historical on the perceived injustices of Soviet industrial policy, which he claimed placed Asian republics like Kazakhstan at a disadvantage vis a vis western republics like Ukraine

During 2015 and 2016, Macedonia's state owned railway charged refugees, who had crossed into the country's territory while fleeing war, conflict, persecution, and other injustices, five times the normal price of a ticket.

It has also differentiated Brazil from other countries in Latin America, putting the country in the forefront in the region in terms of dealing with traditional social and economic injustices in a democratic way.

The campaign created by the human rights organization Breakthrough, documents the lives of numerous individuals who have encountered grave injustices in detention centers or in dealing with immigration authorities through a series of videos.

Medical professionals have become in a way punching bags for all kinds of social injustices, as Yang Zheng, a senior medial expert pointed out on his WeChat's public account last year (via CN healthcare.com), explained

The other guilty party is the international elite that ignored the injustices taking place in Turkey for as long as they possibly could, steadily trumpeting a success story that had all the ingredients for failure.

The right to public speech and peaceful assembly must be defended for those who feel marginalized and indignant at what they and most Europeans view as injustices committed against the Palestinians, the Chechens, and the Iraqis.

All sides need to know where their borders begin and end. And past injustices will need to be put aside, so that the cycle of revenge and the automatic reflex in favor of immediate gain do not scuttle regional solutions to problems.

The student movement of 2011 has as one of its pillars the injustices of the education model, but adds to it a diagnosis for society and a questioning of the structure in which the public and private has been articulated, this being the tension in the background.

Deepening democracy in turn means allowing full civic participation, including non violent Islamic groups. The right to public speech and peaceful assembly must be defended for those who feel marginalized and indignant at what they and most Europeans view as injustices committed against the Palestinians, the Chechens, and the Iraqis.

In 1957, when legal segregation seemed entrenched in the US, Ghana s first president, Kwame Nkrumah, used the occasion of his country s independence from Britain to highlight the injustices experienced daily by black Americans. He invited Martin Luther King, Jr. to his inauguration, giving the Atlanta based civil rights leader a global platform for the first time.

For some young Muslims, the paramount sub culture is virtual, and it operates on the fringes of Muslim communities, whether in Europe or in the Islamic world. The story it presents is of a world beset by real injustices, for which the only solution is violent action that will supposedly lead to the victory of a monolithic Muslim world.

Obama was supported by a coalition of minorities African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, Muslim Americans, gay and lesbian Americans, and an under represented majority women all of whom perceive continuing inequalities and injustices that need to be remedied. But the winners were all who believe that America is, in fact, dedicated to equal justice under law, the words emblazoned on the pediment of the Supreme Court.