0 freedom from punishment or from the unpleasant results of something that has been done:
Criminal gangs are terrorizing the city with apparent impunity.
1 freedom from punishment for something that has been done that is wrong or illegal:
Beyond these remarks, it is revealing that the political discourse on impunity does not directly address its structural causes, but rather addresses the president personally.
Conversely, dissenting elements were enabled to mount a campaign of resistance with impunity.
It adeptly links power and resistance across borders and shows how power and resistance intersect in the making and unmaking of impunity and justice.
Staff members of human rights organisations highlighted impunity, and the deplorable record on human rights of various politicians, in their regional analyses.
Therefore, the struggle against impunity also takes place on a symbolic level at which key symbols are appropriated, interpreted and incorporated into political discourse.
The efforts to put an end to the problem of human rights violations are not helped by the continuing problem of impunity.
Moreover, public concerns with rule of law and justice are also closely linked to issues of law and order, impunity and corruption.
The body in all its materiality did not matter; one could abandon belief in corporeal resurrection with psychological impunity.
