An
outstanding Complaint of corruption in Superior Courts judges
concerns the cover-up of thousands of reports of rape, torture, and
war crimes, made by applicants for asylum, in the Republic of
Ireland. ( www.refugeejustice.blogspot.ie/2009/02/to-dail-na-heireann-complaint-against.html )
Mr
Kenny is well-informed about this Complaint. In response to efforts
to seek a hearing in these allegations, his Minister Alan Shatter
illegally exiled the Plaintiff: with intent to suppress evidence and
prevent a fair hearing.
Mr
Kenny and his new Justice Minister have been repeatedly contacted,
asking when will these wrongs be corrected?
His
response has been to let the Plaintiff rot in destitution, in hiding:
silenced and disabled by the illegal actions of his discredited
Minister Shatter.
When
asked about this in the Dail, Mr Kenny and his ministers say they
“can't
discuss individual cases or matters for the courts.”
A
rule which he has conspicuously broken: apparently only where
party-politics can be served.
Yet
Ireland's national Constitution Article 35.4 expressly designates
complaints against Superior Courts judges as the responsibility of
the Dail and Seanad.
When
will this Dail and Seanad act on corruption allegations against
Superior Courts judges? When will it act to protect Plaintiff(s)
from retaliatory actions by corrupt elements in the Justice Ministry?
How many cases of risk to human life will miscarry while they
procrastinate?
Rape of civilians as a weapon in conflicts, and in socio-political persecutions:
Human Rights Watch report: rape in the Rwanda genocide
Women under seige
Iraq
Rwanda
Advocates for youth
Rape related to socio-economic status, often
targeting women & youth
Gallup
Rape related to conflict throughout sub-saharan Africa
http://www.informafrica.com/society-africa/rape-another-risk-for-somali-drought-refugees/
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