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Attention is paid by the court in solving Citizen’s complaint in legal form in order to condemn the offenders and to handle the reasonable damages.

In that connection it was proposed that prevention education should also include discouragement of drug use in general.

The Trial Chamber has continued to take rigorous measures to ensure the expeditiousness of the proceedings by, inter alia, limiting the time within which the Defence teams may present their evidence; liaising with the Conference and Language Services Section to ensure the timely translation of documents; engaging with the parties to efficiently schedule witnesses to prevent breaks in the trial schedule; obtaining waivers from ill accused so that the trial can continue in their absence; encouraging the Defence to present evidence in written form; strictly enforcing time limits on examination of witnesses; discouraging duplicative evidence; and entertaining Defence motions for the admission of documents from the bar table rather than requiring each document to be tendered through a witness on the stand.

[...] [...] the new virtue and vice commission, its appeal [...] [...]

When the State fails to hold the perpetrators accountable, impunity not only intensifies the subordination and powerlessness of the targets of violence, but also sends a message to society that male violence against women is both acceptable and inevitable.

[...] [...] righteous and the punishment of the wicked; in reference [...]

In cases where counselling does not yield expected results and the life or health of a child are in danger if they continue to live with parents, a child protection worker may initiate removal of a child from a parent or deprivation of parental rights.

They suggested that UNESCO ought to develop activities and programmes which would seek to persuade governments which have restricted the freedom of expression that free information was a key to durable political, economic, social and cultural development and to long-term peace and stability.

The Japanese RTI Law does not provide for sanctions for wilful obstruction of access to information or for protection for those who disclose information in good faith.

Meanwhile, Eduardo gets an “extreme makeover” from Duchess, Coco realizes she needs to lose weight, Wilt has trouble being in the house photo without getting his head cut out of the frame, and Mac and Bloo search for an answer behind a strange photo taken of the friends many years ago.

[...] take sides: good and evil.

The resurrection will occupy fifty-seven years and will be followed by the general judgement, the separation of the good from the wicked, and the passing of both through a purgatorial fire gentle for the just, terrible for sinners, but leading to the restoration of all.

[...] [...] elections, and improving judicial and correctional systems.

Though Ishtar's case is held by some to be typical in this respect, there is otherwise no clear indication of a doctrine of moral penalties for the wicked, and no promise of rewards for the good.

[...] final place of punishment of the wicked [...] [...]

[...] [...] so damaged by that vicious form of collective punishment by the occupying Power.

Several legislative amendments had been introduced in order to further improve the criminal correction and penal systems, the fight against corruption; the judiciary and the quality of legal services, the provision of free medical assistance and social protection; and the protection of consumer rights.

[...] [...] Security Council, to hold the perpetrators to account [...]