It paints a vivid picture of the indignity of detention through distressing and detailed case studies.
Without good toilets, many young girls face the indignity of having to manage hygiene during menstruation without water, in dark corners, with fear of being watched.
This latest indignity saw the extension of a more worrying trend, too.
Nadal simply had no answer to Murray's variety and consistency, cutting an increasingly forlorn figure as he was repeatedly subjected to the rare indignity of being outrallied and out-thought from the back of the court.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 After the praise being heaped on Martha Raddatz's performance as a moderator, the ultimate indignity for Paul Ryan Philip Bumpump (@pbump) October 12, 2012 Somehow at this debate, Paul Ryan came in third.
Olivier spares Richard, and himself, the full force of this indignity.
The big men, who command loyalty and weapons on the ground in Darfur, pointedly stayed away.This was an indignity too far for the Great Leader, who had staked a lot on getting recalcitrant rebels to the negotiating table.
Nick, from Britain, does not suffer that indignity, but having no other names, may be hard to spot.
If Falcon 9 does, indeed, manage to get man-rated, they may be spared that indignity.
The indignity was compounded by the fact that the Jazz still had six days left to spend in rabid Chicago and two more games to play there.
Islamist terrorists protested against this indignity in several attacks in Saudi Arabia during the 1990s.
