Not exact matches
Anti-corruption campaigner, Vitus Azeem, has
suggested the
Commission on Human Rights and Administrative
Justice (CHRAJ) probes the corruption allegations by Kwame Asare Obeng, aka A-Plus, against two presidential staffers, saying that will be considered more credible than that of the police.
It said, «The acquittal yesterday of the Senate President Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) of corruption charges
suggests serious shortcomings in the criminal
justice system, and means that a complementary and supportive mechanism in the form of a UN-backed
commission against corruption and impunity in Nigeria is urgently needed to achieve President Muhammadu Buhari's oft - stated anti-corruption agenda.»
Mary Meg McCarthy, chair of the ABA
Commission on Immigration and executive director of the National Immigrant
Justice Center in Chicago,
suggested a nonfinancial motive.
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson has described the Moon report «an important contribution» to the discussion about the human rights
commission's role, and has
suggested that the Commons
Justice committee should consider its recommendations.
My real fear is that this relentless pace of family fee reform is flawed; as the
Justice Committee concluded: «The late
commissioning of research, which should have been undertaken before formulating proposals,
suggests an attempt to find support for conclusions already reached, rather than a genuinely evidence - based approach to reform.»
The recent National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee (NIDAC) report is the latest in a long list of reports since the Royal
Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody to
suggest a multi level explanation for the continued Indigenous over-representation in the criminal
justice system.
The head - dress
suggests the visionary aspect of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social
Justice Commission.