The phrase "atrocity according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a specific source or authority that has defined or described an event as an atrocity.
Example: "The report details the various human rights violations, labeling them as atrocities according to the United Nations."
Alternatives: "atrocity as defined by" or "atrocity in the view of".
Forces supporting Mr. Ouattara also committed atrocities, according to prosecution evidence and reports from human rights groups.
Government forces and paramilitaries were responsible for more than 90% of the atrocities, according to the commission's 1999 report.
One man stole flashlights and GoPro cameras, a favored tool for recording atrocities, according to court documents.
Some Chinese officials have suggested that Xi would not engage in formal talks unless Abe promised to stop visiting a shrine to Japan's war dead that offends many Chinese haunted by Japanese World War II atrocities, according to Fackler.
There have been other R2P failures, notably in Sri Lanka at the end of the civil war in 2009, when some 40,000 civilians were slaughtered in a series of atrocities, according to the United Nations.
A10 Colombia Plans New Penalties A panel of legislators plans to present President Alvaro Uribe's government with a bill that would provide harsh penalties for any right-wing paramilitary fighters found guilty of atrocities, according to people who have worked on the proposed legislation.
While the RUF has the worst record of atrocities, according to Amnesty International, Kabbah and his kamajor militias have also been heavily involved in torture and extra-judicial killings, and his ally Johnny Paul Koroma is responsible for the mutilation and massacre of thousands of civilians.
The former guard, Jakob Habich, who was born in Romania and is 77 years old, "denies having personally participated in the death of any civilian or in any other atrocities," according to an agreement signed earlier this month by Mr. Habich and the Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations, the Nazi-hunting unit.
He has admitted his involvement in the September 11th atrocities, and, according to American officials, had been planning new attacks in America.
The prosecutors have accused him and his co-defendants, Ieng Sary, 86, and Khieu Samphan, 80, of command responsibility for atrocities committed according to their plan and with their involvement.
