Some are naming and shaming employers that demand late nights.
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Indictments are much more powerful than simply naming and shaming.
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Now they are naming and shaming employers that demand late nights.
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That echoes a problematic history of naming and shaming individuals considered contrarian.
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The tactic, often called "naming and shaming," did not decrease APT38 attacks.
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France has not had a tradition of naming and shaming individuals and companies.
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They were told to adhere to Islamic values or face public naming and shaming.
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Naming and shaming pajama wearers in Suzhou may have been a step too far.
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The naming and shaming of high profile perpetrators of sexual violence is not the movement.
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Subsequent rounds of naming and shaming came as a consequence of ad-hoc inspection campaigns.
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Segal said naming and shaming would have to be married with other actions to have consequences.
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Dr. Gottlieb calls it transparency, but this approach is better known among ethicists as naming and shaming.
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Dr. Gottlieb calls it transparency, but this approach is better known among ethicists as naming and shaming.
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To combat land theft by powerful agricultural interests, IBAMA began naming and shaming businessmen involved in deforestation in 2008.
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While the 47-member Council's resolutions are not binding, all countries work hard to avoid its "naming and shaming".
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It's the kind of naming-and-shaming that American intelligence agencies have shied away from when it comes to cyberattacks.
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" From now, he said, when it came to "naming and shaming, the general direction is to do more of that.
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From now, he said, when it came to "naming and shaming, the general direction is to do more of that".
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Chinese environmental officials are increasingly turning to naming and shaming cities that fail to bring down pollution levels.
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That means the FRC will probably continue to rely on "naming and shaming" to call out only averagely shoddy work.
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TripAdvisor is naming and shaming hotels where cases of sexual assault have been reported — but the black mark is only temporary.
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"By naming and shaming, you might bring attention to the issue and bring additional resources to bear on it," he said.
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The measures included a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming" and the possibility of covert cyber measures.
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Agency officials have resisted naming and shaming countries that breach the rules and have largely dodged media questions on the subject.
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There is a growing movement in newsrooms across America to end the tradition of naming and shaming people for minor crimes.
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The measures included a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming," and the possibility of covert cyber actions.
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Essentially a naming-and-shaming mechanism, the blacklist is one of the most politically sensitive documents published by the United Nations.
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You would know something was up because the blue bar would appear and flash, naming and shaming the app in the process.
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The charges are part of a strategy by the U.S. government to deter future cyberattacks by naming and shaming the alleged perpetrators.
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The Department of Justice has made "naming and shaming" a priority in these cases, in order to put pressure on these countries.
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The Justice Department's National Security Division, which is overseeing the investigation, has publicly charged U.S. adversaries - known as "naming and shaming" - before.
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Proponents say this "naming and shaming" tactic can be effective because many companies don't want to appear less progressive than their competition.
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After the initial naming and shaming, it will become clearer in the coming weeks who was using these structures for dodgy reasons.
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Perhaps targeted monitoring using anti-counterfeiting technologies will also help, and so will naming and shaming firms using insights from behavioral economics.
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Populist leaders are less susceptible to "naming and shaming," the traditional way human rights groups pressure countries engaged in abuses, he said.
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And there are plenty of historical examples of treaties premised on naming and shaming that never triggered the hoped-for upward spiral.
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In the specific case of naming and shaming Nazis, the first issue to consider is how the media narrative has been framed.
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"Depending on what they find that could mean public enforcement action, public naming and shaming and it could mean fines," he told CNBC.
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And Reni doesn't pull any punches when it comes to naming and shaming the unsisterly white feminists she's come across along the way.
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"Naming and shaming these guys and their money flows does have an impact," said Brendan DeMelle, executive director of the investigative site DeSmog.
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But since most fashion designs don't enjoy intellectual property protections, there's not much recourse for a wronged party other than naming and shaming.
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"Perhaps by naming and shaming, some of the countries at the bottom of the list will be inspired to do better," she said.
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But the film is not about the bad behavior of men, or about women naming and shaming a long list of like Hollywood heavyweights.
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Between the lines: Naming and shaming those responsible for Iran's nuclear weapons-related efforts is one way to hedge against Iran reconstituting its efforts.
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The most famous is the escrache, a more organized, collective naming-and-shaming that typically unfolds in front of someone's house or small business.
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Local reports say that other Members of Parliament present at the meeting also suggested harsher punishments for repeat offenders, such as naming and shaming culprits.
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In the midst of the naming and shaming, internet vigilantes have also misidentified protesters, so don't believe all the finger-pointing you see out there.
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Instead, the Treasury report resembled an exercise in naming and shaming -- putting individuals on notice that they may be subject to sanctions in the future.
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Indeed, many economists, both Democrat and Republican, fear that Mr. Trump's policy of naming and shaming will hurt the manufacturing sector in the long run.
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The address amounted to the United States naming and shaming China — specifically pitting America against a powerful country like it did during the Cold War.
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Google recently started naming and shaming the top 100 most popular non-Google sites that aren't encrypted, aren't encrypted by default, or don't use modern cryptography.
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This continues the naming and shaming strategy in select, high profile cases, but is only the third recent case of U.S. cyber indictments targeting foreign governments.
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The actions are part of a "naming and shaming" campaign meant to hold Beijing accountable for alleged state-sponsored intellectual property theft from and espionage on corporations.
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This naming-and-shaming is the latest in a litany of hardline measures aimed at ridding the Southeast Asian country of crime, most notably drug- related offenses.
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That may include regulation, but it's also going to require greater transparency, as well as naming and shaming companies that see security and privacy as an afterthought.
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Similar rules already exist, but the new ones tighten up procedures and punishments, which range from public naming and shaming to administrative warnings and dismissal, Xinhua said.
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The ministry has been naming and shaming companies for failing to cut output during bouts of smog, and it has also accused local authorities of monitoring lapses.
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China has long used a tactic of naming and shaming city governments, forcing mayors to make public apologies and firing local bureaucrats, to ensure pollution is tackled.
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The publicly searchable database, maintained by China's top court, is part of a growing effort by officials to rein in irresponsible borrowing — including by naming and shaming.
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While experts say there are few accountability mechanisms in place in South Sudan, the naming and shaming of major international organizations and individuals could prove financially damaging.
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She said that companies could be forced to reveal the number of migrants on their books, in effect naming and shaming those that fail to take on Britons.
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The government of Tangshan said on Monday that they would introduce stricter punishments and more frequent "naming and shaming" of officials in districts that see deteriorating air quality.
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" Anwar Gargash, the Emirati minister, told me much the same thing: "We want you to come with us, not to come at us, with your naming and shaming.
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Going public The ongoing public naming and shaming have revolved around incidents ranging from lewd behavior, suggestive text messages and, in some cases, clear instances of sexual abuse.
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All along, Voinovich insisted that incentivizing progress meant not only naming and shaming the enablers and perpetrators, but also recognizing and rewarding those who were doing the right thing.
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After working on transparency for many years, Goldacre believes "naming and shaming" is the main thing that will really grab the attention of those who haven't reported their trials.
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Galvin said CDP would in future be bolder in naming and shaming in the report, which was issued to coincide with the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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The ministry has been naming and shaming companies in recent months for failing to cut output during bouts of smog, and it has also accused local authorities of monitoring lapses.
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What it means: The DOJ believes the defendants are still in Iran, meaning that the department's goal is what's known as "naming and shaming" rather than the intent to achieve extradition.
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The theory is that "naming and shaming" such malefactors provides a deterrent, preventing them from travelling in the West and using its financial networks, as well as fighting Russian efforts at disinformation.
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While U.S. president Barack Obama has called for a "thoughtful, methodical " response, simply "naming and shaming" Russia might not be sufficient, said George Kurtz, co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
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It gained fame for naming and shaming a unit of China's People's Liberation Army it alleged was responsible for some of the more notorious hacking crimes against U.S. and U.K.-based companies.
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After the naming and shaming is over, the corporate guys (and some new ones may be necessary) need to have a "full and frank" discussion with the "creatives" about the new rules.
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By metaphorically naming and shaming them, and implicitly inviting his followers (who have a history of horrifying harassment) to do the same, he wants to terrify any other women from coming forward too.
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Both forms were designed to appeal to the masses and to satirize those in power — albeit more subtly than this play did, using broad archetypes instead of actually naming and shaming current rulers.
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One investigator I spoke with said Moreno-Ocampo seemed to see the I.C.C. not as a forensic body so much as a "naming and shaming" organization, like Human Rights Watch or Amnesty International.
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"Even from a historical perspective, I can't think of a case when someone went into this level of naming and shaming," said Thomas Rid, a professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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Geingos offered free legal and psychosocial support to victims of sexual harassment last year when Namibia's own #MeToo movement went viral on social media, with hundreds of women naming and shaming sexual predators.
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Blackburn's chances weren't helped when consumer advocacy groups like Fight For the Future placed giant billboards in Blackburn's home district naming and shaming the lawmaker for selling consumers out on net neutrality and privacy.
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The US has responded to hacks by China by "naming and shaming" specific officials in the Chinese military whom it holds responsible for attacks, then entering discussions with Beijing to deter further economic espionage.
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The U.S. sought to put pressure on the council by naming and shaming 13 Syrian commanders who it says are responsible for the deaths and torture of civilians since the war began in 2011.
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Naming and shaming Salavati, in conjunction with other economic sanctions against Tehran, would amount to a significant first step in extracting American hostages from Iran while demonstrating solidarity with the long-suffering Iranian people.
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Said fear has provided a wonderful marketing opportunity for VPN providers, some of which, like Private Internet Access, bought full page ads last year naming and shaming senators that sold you out on privacy.
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In northern Uganda, a major hub for charcoal production and home to endangered tree species like shea and Afzelia africana, local groups are naming and shaming key players involved in the lucrative charcoal business.
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The British response could include the public naming and shaming of any perpetrator together with allies, exposing how the action was carried out and prosecuting those responsible to show they are not above the law.
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He did release a list — a report from the Treasury Department — of more than 200 influential, wealthy Russians and senior government officials as part of a naming-and-shaming exercise to put top Russians on notice.
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Until then, the highly-publicized actions of Malaysia and the Philippines in naming and shaming waste exporters and sending rancid shipping containers back to their ports of origin is driving home the ironies of eco-imperialism.
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In addition to expelling the officials and shuttering Russian compounds in New York and Maryland, the measures include a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming," and the possibility of covert cyber actions.
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Eli Lilly says it will introduce a generic version of insulin, the FDA is naming and shaming companies that sell tobacco to minors, and 2628 states are filing lawsuits against the Trump administration's family planning rule.
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Because the naming-and-shaming list could very easily turn into an actual sanctions list in the future, said Richard Nephew, who oversaw sanctions policy at the State Department during the Obama administration, in a January interview.
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Obama expelled 35 Russian intelligence operatives from the U.S., shuttered Russian compounds in Maryland and New York, and announced a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming," and the possibility of covert cyber acts.
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The United Nations has frequently called on "all parties" to respect humanitarian law and to allow aid access, but its pleas tend to focus on the suffering of civilians, without naming and shaming any specific warring side.
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UNITED NATIONS — For two years in a row, the exercise of naming and shaming armies that kill and maim children on the battlefield has been subject to intense political jockeying among the powerful at the United Nations.
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Publicly "naming and shaming" individual responsible for financial misdemeanors sends a stronger signal than levying hefty fines on the banks that employ them, Singapore's central bank said Thursday, justifying its response to the controversial Malaysian fund 1MDB.
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With Europe's credibility under threat and with Britons voting to leave the European Union, Washington will confront allies over their military spending at the summit, in what one NATO diplomat described as a "naming and shaming" exercise.
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" Rudd said the idea of "naming and shaming" companies which did not publish a list of the nationality of their workforce was just "one of the tools" under review "as a way of nudging people into better behaviour.
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Naming and shaming Saudi officials told Ban that the report was biased and based on false reports provided by Yemen's Houthi rebels also listed as violators of children's rights in conflict in the report, according to Al Arabiya.
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The MAS will also take a different tack when it comes to money laundering offences, potentially naming and shaming banks for larger breaches, Menon said, deviating from its past practice of conducting investigations on other offences in private.
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To ensure that workers are protected, the State Department ideally would create a mechanism for systematic oversight of compliance with the contracts required for an A-3 visa, perhaps "naming and shaming" those diplomats who abuse the system.
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Some accounts are naming and shaming the alt-right protestors involved in the Unite the Right marches; others are taking a critical deep dive into the claims the torch-wielding, slogan-spouting groups of predominantly white men are making.
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But he did release a list — which is a report from the Treasury Department — of more than 200 influential, wealthy Russians and senior government officials as part of a naming-and-shaming exercise to put top Russians on notice.
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They criticize ISIS for killing Muslims and put a focus on naming and shaming mainstream and liberal Islamic clerics in the West, blaming the shepherds instead of the sheep in order to woo the latter over to their flock.
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"One of the things we learned early on is, naming and shaming is a tool you want to use very carefully," said the official, pointing out that there are business reputations at stake and potential economic and diplomatic repercussions.
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Regarding the latter plague, for which the region has a dismal reputation even today, international cooperation of one sort or another has proved indispensable for bringing criminals to justice or at least naming and shaming them for generations to come.
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The case - a rare instance of police questioning the alleged victims of sexual assault and Genpact India's internal complaints committee - highlights the risks associated with the naming and shaming of individuals in the so-called #MeToo movement against sexual predators.
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The cases have broader implications for government officials, who have increasingly taken a bolder approach to naming-and-shaming state sponsors of cyberattacks, but now risk becoming enmeshed in corporate disputes by giving insurance companies a rationale to deny claims.
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The sanctions would come weeks after Trump released a list of more than 200 influential, wealthy Russians and senior government officials as part of a naming-and-shaming exercise to put top Russians on notice that the US is watching them.
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WASHINGTON — The United States on Thursday joined Britain in formally blaming Russia for a huge cyberattack last June that was aimed at Ukraine but crippled computers worldwide, a highly public naming-and-shaming exercise that could further fray relations with Moscow.
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While they have little immediate practical impact, the sanctions have a "naming and shaming" effect and allow for follow-on actions against people connected to Bin'ali, said Matt Levitt, a former U.S. Treasury official now at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian banking watchdog on Wednesday promised more "naming and shaming" of companies it was acting against and that it would restructure itself by the end of the year after an independent report accused it of being too discreet and slow.
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Regardless of whether Qihoo 360 actually has the goods, it'll be interesting to see if other countries feel similarly emboldened to start calling out US hackers, especially when the US itself has become more aggressive with its own "naming and shaming" campaigns.
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There are tools at the ready: active naming and shaming of Iranian behavior in international fora; announced changes to American rules of engagement in the Gulf; covert pushback against Iran and Iranian proxies; abandoning the role of Iranian facilitator in commercial markets.
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The charges, part of a strategy by the U.S. government to deter future cyberattacks by naming and shaming the alleged perpetrators, also alleged that the North Korean hacker broke into the central bank of Bangladesh in 2016, according to a criminal complaint.
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"It isn't about naming and shaming, it's about putting pressure on a party that has a strong public stance on gender equality to apply those principles to the way it runs itself," wrote one of the founders in an article on the Guardian website.
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As if Minaj's tongue-in-cheek naming and shaming famous male artists like Drake and 50 Cent wasn't enough in the lyrics, you might recognise a few of Minaj's puppet pals, with versions of Lil Wayne and DJ Khalid popping up in the clip.
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The measures included expulsion of 35 Russian intelligence operatives in the U.S., the shuttering of two diplomatic compounds in New York and Maryland used for intelligence gathering, a slate of economic sanctions, diplomatic censure, public "naming and shaming" and the possibility of covert cyber actions.
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The other question to consider when deciding whether to name and shame Nazis is whose interests you'll be serving if you do, particularly if you cannot verify with 100 percent certainty that the person you're naming and shaming is, in fact, guilty as charged.
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President Obama's options range from the mild — naming and shaming the Russians, as he did on Friday — to the more severe, like invoking for the first time a series of economic sanctions that he created by executive order after North Korea's attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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If anything, they said, the designation will make diplomacy more difficult without increasing Washington's leverage, warning that North Korea will probably take the naming and shaming as another reason to stick to its hard-line policy of developing and testing nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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" As the debate rages, both countries are already working to reduce their economic interdependency, particularly when it comes to tech, notes Benjamin Charlton of Oxford Analytica: "The Trump administration is developing new processes to limit Chinese investment, issuing regulations on dual-use technology ... imposing sanctions and 'naming and shaming.
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One night after naming and shaming senators who voted against stricter gun laws, Jimmy Kimmel was on the offensive again Tuesday night, taking a shot at "nuts" who say now isn't the right time to talk about gun control in the wake of Sunday's deadly Las Vegas shooting.
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It takes its force from the naming and shaming of Western sins, drawn from the dark pools of 18th and 19th century imperialism, the defensive-aggressive manoeuvres of the Cold War in the 20th century and the increasingly aggressive anti-Americanism/Westernism of major states in the 21st.
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The 16-page report released Wednesday did not produce what critics of the initiative had feared would be a blacklist naming and shaming companies doing business with the settlements, but it still drew condemnation from the Trump administration and Israeli diplomats in New York and Geneva, who cited the report as proof of the Human Rights Council's institutional bias.
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Results will be "published in aggregate without naming individual institutions," though the "BoE is not ruling out naming and shaming individual companies in the future if it feels not enough action is being taken," according to the FT. The big picture: The European Central Bank said last month it's considering a climate change component to its existing stress tests.
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Dozens of people trickled in, and by 8:30 it was clear that they had come to have their say with Aïdara, who delivered Macron's ideas in clean bullet points: For each person hired from the banlieues, a company would be relieved of certain taxes; companies that discriminated would be subjected to a public "naming and shaming" campaign; and so on.
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"If you believe the agreement signed by Obama and Xi had an effect, then it was the combination of naming and shaming and the very real threat of sanctions on state-owned enterprises and very high level officials that eventually brought the levels of hacking down," Adam Segal, director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council of Foreign Relations, told Motherboard in an email.
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Greer's activism is a mix of old-school phone banking and letter writing mixed with attention-grabbing stunts: The group bought a series of billboards naming and shaming lawmakers who have either declined to fight for net neutrality or who are actively fighting against it, and website blackouts, slowdowns, and awareness-raising campaigns have been among the most successful tools net neutrality activists have deployed so far.
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In some ways, Diet Madison Avenue's tactics are really not very different than those long used by the labor movement (like the labor union's famed inflatable rats, a tool to shame companies for some perceived crime against its workers.) "Before it wasn't as easy without social media, but people have been naming and shaming companies as a way to push for change for a long time," says Maya Raghu, director of workplace equality and senior counsel for the National Women's Law Center.
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