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

Our fascists didn't create today's grievances.

This round was supposed to redress those imbalances.

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

The grievances of taxi drivers are by no means difficult to understand.

He refused to be provoked by petty grievances.

(b) Protect the rights of persons with disabilities, on an equal basis with others, to just and favourable conditions of work, including equal opportunities and equal remuneration for work of equal value, safe and healthy working conditions, including protection from harassment, and the redress of grievances

And the extremists are good at jumping on the back of political grievances.

Yam s retirement presents an opportunity for Hong Kong s government to redress a major issue of governance.

Meanwhile, the anguish and sorrow of survivors almost all of whom lost loved ones have not found redress.

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

But beef, it turns out, represents just the tip of the iceberg of grievances against President Lee.

Decades of neglect and grievances over lack of development and political representation have fuelled a separatist insurgency.

But when you shut down for years such voices and this becomes the source of grievances, these grievances, if not addressed properly, can turn into demonstrations, resistance and even violence by people.

In fact, arguing over grievances merely drives the sides further apart.

For years they tried to express their grievances through peaceful means.

Afghanistan s international partners are not responsive to these concerns and grievances.

In other words, said Singh, we should leverage imbalances of one kind to redress imbalances of the other kind.

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

It enjoys popular support, expresses legitimate grievances, and peace talks are underway.

It is time to redress that balance, or Soros s gloomy prognosis may become reality.

The garments are part of the REDress Project, an installation art project seeking to draw attention to the injustice.

Still, the Court should not hesitate to act outside Africa when mass atrocities demand redress.

But Europe can take other steps to redress or adapt to the looming demographic imbalance.

The REDress Project is currently displayed at The Acadia University Art Gallery until November 29.

And no country is likely to bomb a NATO country to redress NATO violations of international law in the Balkans.

REDress Project installation At the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, a response to over 1,000 missing and murdered aboriginal women.

As workers' consciousness of their rights increases, they are gradually more and more apt to appeal grievances to the courts from 1995 to 2001, adjudicated labor disputes rose from 28,000 to 101,000. Offering workers legal redress has turned their attention temporarily from the streets to mediation and may well have reduced the number of street demonstrations.

Even so, such marginal forces do not yet constitute a system for redressing grievances.

This is what is fueling Bahrain s domestic turmoil, beyond the Shia majority s local grievances.

All public opinion polls attest to this among listed grievances inequality always features high.

The grievances expressed by netizens make Hangzhou sound like one gigantic high security airport.

Fascist Hindus seized upon these grievances, mobilizing people by using the lowest common denominator religion.

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

Not many years ago, in Australia as in most of the rest of the world these kinds of incidents would have passed utterly unremarked and without redress.

It is partly self defense, partly an assertion of the rule of law in difficult circumstances, and partly a constructive effort to redress the causes of frustration.

It will not be connected with door slamming, or some falsely understood grievances, the minister emphasized.

The host government agreements open the door for further abuses, without effective redress, throughout the lifetime of the project up to 70 years.

Is there a way to redress the double standard in biomedical research that is both fair and wise?

Both monetary and fiscal policies facilitated growth, but Europe did not help much to redress America's external imbalance.

While these conflicts involve historical grievances, outside actors particularly Russia contribute to their lack of resolution, which is essential for successful reform.

Activists with grievances over Tibet, Taiwan, Burma, Darfur, and dozens of other political, environmental, and human rights issues are already making plans.

For decades, most Arabs, however unhappy, kept their political grievances private, for fear of persecution if they turned against their leaders publicly.

Israeli elections are in some ways a tribal affair people vote on the basis of memories, insults, religious sensibilities, and group grievances.

Offering workers legal redress has turned their attention temporarily from the streets to mediation and may well have reduced the number of street demonstrations.