The poster was banned from the campus on the grounds that it was "in breach of its commitment to equal opportunities".
The Bush administration declared that Iraq was in "material breach" of its commitment to reveal all of its weapons of mass destruction, saying Baghdad's 12,000-page report was empty of answers about what happened to its chemical, biological and nuclear programs.
"We signed up for over 100 years to not use these weapons," Ms. Kidd of King's College said, "and if we just stand by and not do anything, what is the value of the treaty and the norm?" Mr. Grand agreed, saying that "it really breaks a taboo and puts Syria in breach of its own commitments in Geneva and a long list of international norms".
Updated at 9.21pm GMT 9.08pm GMT Nato condemns Russia's move to annex Crimea Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen says the Kremlin has embarked on a "dangerous path", in a statement that continues: Russia continues to violate Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and remains in blatant breach of its international commitments.
Ankara thus is keen to divert some of its commitments.
Even the Church of Scientology boasts of its "commitment to open communication".
If Mr. Saadi was discussing a current program -- and that was not entirely clear -- Mr. Bush may have all that he needs to prove that Iraq is in "material breach" of its 11-year-old commitments to disarm.
The UK is in breach of its own United Nations human rights commitment to provide people with adequate homes because the housing crisis is so serious, a consortium of leading housing charities has warned.
This year, the campaign group Just Fair, whose members include Crisis, Oxfam, Amnesty International, Save the Children and Unicef UK, warned that the UK is in breach of its own United Nations human rights commitment to provide people with adequate homes because the housing problem is so serious.
