However, we all live with the reality that this kind of abuse can go unpunished and unchanged.

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In the absence of any strong data protection laws, companies that have been careless with their clients' data and reputations will probably go unpunished, even by consumers.

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The game threatened to overheat when referee Crawford Allan chose to let a number of hefty challenges go unpunished and what had been a free-flowing spectacle suddenly deteriorated.

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The government is united with the opposition in condemning the killing of one of the country's most gifted politicians and his murder will not go unpunished.

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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called the explosions a "dastardly attack" and said the "guilty will not go unpunished".

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Allowing him to go unpunished is both inexcusable and dangerous.

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He also criticised MEPs for raising the prospect that farmers could go unpunished for breaking existing EU rules, and for proposing that farmers should be allowed to get double subsidies for helping the environment.

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"The crime of our partners and the rest of those killed in the attack, cannot go unpunished, " Roberto Delgado, president of the Association of Journalists in Juarez, said in a statement on the killings.

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The court's biggest achievement, though, is the fact that most of the world (111 countries and rising) is committed to the idea that certain crimes should never go unpunished.

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