Cezasızlık (Topical Term)

Work cat.: TRIAL, WWW site, June 17, 2009: home page (alternate title: Track Impunity Always)

Impunity and human rights in international law and practice, 1995, viewed Sept. 3, 2009: p. 3 (In many cases of human rights violations the official or quasi-official status of the perpetrators shielded them from sanction, creating a culture of impunity in which the most inhumane acts could be carried out without fear of repression)

Encyclopedia of genocide and crimes against humanity, 2005, viewed Sept. 3, 2009: p. 489 (Impunity refers to an offender escaping punishment for an offense that involves a particular form of harm inflicted on an offended party ... When transposing this portrayal to the level of intergroup conflicts capable of culminating in crimes against humanity and genocide, a paradigm of impunity becomes discernible. The relationship of the favorable vantage ground of the offender to the vulnerability of the victim yields the principle of disparity in power relations)

LC database, Sept. 3, 2009 (titles: Impunity, an ethical perspective; Breach of impunity; Power and impunity; Impunity in Cambodia; The provocations of amnesty: memory, justice and impunity; State of impunity; From sovereign impunity to international accountability; Ending impunity and building justice in Afghanistan; related subj. hdgs.: Human rights; Punishment; Sanctions (International law); Justice, Administration of; Amnesty; Criminal liability (International law))

TR-AnTOB Op 16.02.2024