goldstone commission造句

• The Goldstone Commission appointed Peter Waddington to make an independent enquiry.
• The Goldstone Commission, headed by Justice Richard Goldstone, was tasked with investigating the protest.
• The activities arising from Operation Marion became the subject of intense investigation by the Goldstone Commission of Enquiry.
• Van Heerden was a crucial source for the Goldstone Commission that investigated political violence in South Africa in the early 1990s.
• "The Washington Post " wrote that " . . . the Goldstone commission proceeded to make a mockery of impartiality with its judgment of facts.
• Goldstone had by now become reputed as an impartial and unimpeachable judge, and was asked by ANC chairman Nelson Mandela to head the commission; it became known as the Goldstone Commission.
• He was flown to Denmark on March 24, 1994 _ four days before the Zulu march _ under a witness protection program and later revealed apartheid police atrocities to the Goldstone Commission.
• Current calls to give the generals immunity were hypocritical, Mufamadi said, because under the Goldstone Commission rules they would have received immunity if they had disclosed the truth to investigators two years ago.
• He also accused Malan and the other high-ranking army officers of deceiving a 1993 judicial inquiry, the Goldstone Commission, despite public instructions from de Klerk _ who was then president _ to cooperate.
• He was flown to Denmark on March 24, 1994 _ four days before the Zulu march _ under a witness protection program and later informed on apartheid police atrocities to the Goldstone Commission.
• For years the ANC claimed Inkatha operated hit squads _ authorized by top leaders and backed by the South African government _ against the ANC . Inkatha leaders denied the accusations, but evidence uncovered by the Goldstone Commission on political violence and now the Truth Commission has proven the existence of the Inkatha hit squads.
• When the UN-sponsored Goldstone Commission Report on the Gaza War was commissioned in 2009, it stated that it " found no evidence that Palestinian combatants mingled with the civilian population with the intention of shielding themselves from attack " though they deemed credible reports that Palestinian militants were " not always dressed in a way that distinguished them from civilians ".