This affirmation means, in the case of humanity, that human nature is good.
In the case of humanity, as well as virtually all of the ten-thousand things of the cosmos, ri is defined as morally good.
Safir is very attached to that idea: He wants people to make his creations keep singing; to give them new forms of life, in case of humanity's extinction.
They are human beings, in her case, a highly impressive example of humanity.
While there are many unreported cases of crimes against humanity in many parts of the world, no one can deny that these statistics point to a troubling reality in Africa.
When the early cases stalled, lawyers turned to Spain's National Court, which claimed universal jurisdiction in cases of crimes against humanity.
Under an unusual law, Belgian courts have universal jurisdiction in cases of crimes against humanity, and four Rwandans were recently convicted for their roles in the 1994 genocide.
But the first couple says there is no double standard, because the Supreme Court has approved the reopening solely of cases of crimes against humanity, which can formally be committed only by the state.
In addition to the I.C.C., there are currently five different U.N.-affiliated courts adjudicating cases of crimes against humanity: the Special Court for Sierra Leone, similar hybrids for Cambodia and Lebanon, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and its counterpart for the former Yugoslavia.
A1 Saddam Hussein was referred for trial in the first of more than a dozen cases of crimes against humanity that Iraqi and American investigators have been building against the deposed Iraqi dictator.
