Human Rights Watch said in a report on Thursday that the bombing constitutes an apparent war crime and said remnants of a US-made bomb were found at the site.
MSF said in a statement that the bombing "constitutes a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law".
On 8 September 1944, the Cabinet of Japan directed that indiscriminate bombing constituted a war crime despite the fact there was no international treaty or instrument protecting a civilian population specifically from attack by aircraft at the time.
Saying today that tax cuts will increase tax revenues is not like saying that bombing Iran constitutes a sensible foreign policy, or that education vouchers will wreck the public schools.
In part, I think Seinfeld's definition of what constitutes a "bomb" changes: perhaps he never tells a joke that meets outright silence, but when he tells a joke that elicits only tittering, I bet it sounds like silence to him.
Critics of the Persian Gulf War alleged that bombing raids on Kuwait and Iraq constituted carpet bombing.
"Marginalised, deprived of basic political and economic rights, trapped in the camps, bereft of realistic prospects, heavily armed and standing atop multiple fault lines," a report by the International Crisis Group (ICG) in Lebanon recently observed, "the refugee population constitutes a time bomb".
Yet, for a man who's made music out of exploding bombs and Starbucks coffee, this constitutes a more back-to-basics approach.
International human rights groups have raised concerns about Saudi airstrikes and accused the coalition of deliberately targeting civilians with cluster bombs, which would constitute a war crime.
The bombs sub-folder constituted less than 1% of the total material stored on the CD but it was enough to keep the prosecution's case on the rails until the matter finally came before a jury some nearly three and a half years after Saddique's arrest.
