Redress

Also there are other non white groups who deserve some redress as well, even if not as much is required to make things more “even”.

Amigo secured high court approval for a redress scheme last year and was given the green light from the FCA to restart lending in October.

An immediate opportunity to redress matters presents itself when Welton Rovers visit Fairfax Park this upcoming Tuesday.

Bounty laws aren't new concepts, and it most certainly isn't always a bad thing to allow private citizens to seek redress directly through the courts rather than relying on regulators.

But the letter was served on August 14th with Citizen Jalingo given two weeks to delete the article and comply, or else redress will be sought in court.

Consider this a petition for government at all levels to redress COVID grievances.

Dissatisfied, Gomez approached the Court of Appeal in Abuja for redress, asking the appellate court to set aside the verdict of the Tribunal and declare him as the winner of Lagos Central senatorial seat.

During the interaction, Muhammed faults Obi's post-election tactics of seeking redress in court on the one hand and inciting people to violence in another hand.

During the respective interactions with the media organisations, the minister said it was wrong for Mr Obi in one breadth to seek redress in court over the outcome of the polls and in another breadth allegedly incite people to violence.

Good pesticide regulation should do three main things: protect people and the planet, support effective pest control, and provide redress when harm occurs.

He likely hoped that would satisfy conservatives so they had a way to redress their grievances.

He promised to seek legal redress against the accusation, noting that those plotting the accusation must prove the matter beyond any reasonable doubt.

If they have genuine cases of irregularities arising from the just concluded elections, they should seek redress through the relevant judicial processes.

International human rights law and standards contain provisions guaranteeing individuals the right to an effective remedy, as well as the right to adequate redress and due process.

Investors in the collapsed Woodford Equity Income Fund are finally set for compensation after the Financial Conduct Authority agreed a £235million redress plan with the fund’s administrator Link Group.

I regret that my mandate was stolen and that was why I went to seek redress at the tribunal, and when I thought otherwise, I had to go to the Appeal Court.

It also requires countries to ensure adequate access to justice when those rights are violated, and to establish systems to prevent environmental harm or provide redress when it occurs.

It has managed to convince sections of the population that younger people today are hard done by compared to baby boomers, and there needs to be some redress from old to young.

Kaneko, then leading JACL efforts to find redress recipients, was visited in 1991 by Dr. Donald Kanemaru, whose family had been living near an ammunition depot in West Oahu’s Lualualei Valley and had been evicted.

Mulroney also “looked to the lessons of the Holocaust as inspiration for helping to redress other injustices,” including his powerful stance and important international role in opposing South African apartheid.