The stops and searches are an affront to the dignity of the people who are unfairly targeted.
The home minister announced on Wednesday that there would be an investigation into how the film crew were able to interview the death row convict, whose comments he called "highly derogatory and an affront to the dignity of women".
But Bernard Kouchner's call for international peacekeepers was dismissed by Camara as an "affront to the dignity" of African people.
These theatrics vary, and, while dangerous and dramatic, they are considered by some matadors and purists to be an affront to the dignity of their adversary.
As my colleague Lydia Polgreen reports, the country's governing party, the African National Congress, went to court on Tuesday to try to force the Johannesburg gallery displaying the painting to remove it, calling it "an affront to the dignity and the privacy of President Zuma in all his capacities".
On March 4th, a statement from the Indian Home Minister's office said that the government was enforcing a ban because Udwin hadn't secured the correct permissions to interview Singh in prison, didn't abide by agreements to show authorities unedited versions of the interview, and because Singh's statements are "an affront to the dignity of women".
To restructure your debt is tantamount to saying you are an emerging market and that is an intolerable affront to the dignity of a developed modern European state".
"It was noticed the documentary film depicts the comments of the convict which are highly derogatory and are an affront to the dignity of women," Mr Singh said in parliament.
While the Bush administration faced criticism for overt political manipulation in not permitting photos of flag-draped coffins, the issue is more emotional on the battlefield: local military commanders worry about security in publishing images of the American dead as well as an affront to the dignity of fallen comrades.
Nungari Mwangi's post in full: Dear Clare College MCR and Giving What We Can, This event is deeply disturbing, inappropriate and an affront to the dignity of the people who actually live in poverty every day.
