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I endure without murmuring, because it is appointed that I shall so make reparation for my sins.
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Now, the concept of legal responsibility and its ensuing obligation to make reparations for wrongful conduct too was, in one form or another, historically present in all legal systems concerned--African, European and international.
Slavery reparations the time is now: a new book, Slavery Reparations Time Is Now: Exposing Lies, Claiming Justice for Global Survival--An International Legal Assessment, provides a fresh voice in the debate over reparations. It is authored by New African senior contributor, Dr Nora Wittmann. Here we provide an edited extract from this important work
The state has a responsibility and obligation to the civilian, police, and military victims, their relatives, and society as a whole: to make reparations, ensure access to justice and the right to know the truth, as well as to strengthen remembrance policies," Vega Luna said, in presenting the Defensoria's report.
Little progress in reparations for victims of Peru's political violence
A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: "The Government believes that offenders should make reparations to victims and society for the harm they have caused and, as part of this, we are exploring how we might use the Prisoners' Earnings Act 1996 to allow us to make deductions from prisoners earning enhanced wages.
Prisoners' wages are slashed to pay crime victims
We want Turkey and these banks to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide and make reparations.
SEEKING CLOSURE ARMENIANS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST GERMAN BANKS
First, international law did not require Germany to make reparations payments to victims of the Holocaust.
World Conference Against Racism: new avenues for slavery reparations?
Jesse Jackson, leader of the Rainbow/Push Coalition, called for insurers to make reparations at the coalition's annual meeting in Chicago in July.
In Search of Policies Past
Austria was granted its post-war independence with the condition that it make reparations to Austrian Jews," said Mr.
Holocaust Survivors, Heirs Challenge U.S. - Austria Agreement in Lawsuit Filed by McKenna & Cuneo
6% of their retirement taken away, now we have to make reparations to 30,000 people.
CHILE: GOVERNMENT, ARMY, AND POLICE TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
government's effort in the 1980s to apologize and make reparations to Japanese-Americans who were forced to live in internment camps during World War II.
BILL MAY LEAD TO APOLOGY FOR REPATRIATIONS
The current African ruling classes must make reparations to the African masses by repairing the damage caused by the former African rulers' participation in the slave trade," he writes.
Slavery time for some home truths. (Diaspora)
3, 1998, in the Italian Alps during a training flight now means the burden falls on the government to find an appropriate way to make reparations.
EDITORIAL : ACQUITTED, NOT ABSOLVED; U.S. MUST STILL MAKE AMENDS FOR THE ACTIONS OF THE MARINE PILOT AND CREW IN THE ITALIAN GONDOLA ACCIDENT
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