HRW issued 18 separate condemnations of Israeli policy in Gaza during 2008, exploiting the rhetoric of international law, including false claims that Israel was guilty of "collective punishment" and for causing a "humanitarian crisis".
"By leaving the big polluters to write new air quality rules, EU and UK ministers are guilty of a collective dereliction of duty".
Venezuelan Prisons Observatory, a watchdog group, says that 560 people were killed in the country's prisons in 2011, and over 300 in the first half of this year.Putin's not a fanThree women from the punk-art collective Pussy Riot were found guilty of hooliganism for performing a song littered with obscenities at Moscow's main cathedral.
But what would they be guilty of exactly, violating collective bargaining agreement rules regarding brotherly love?
Even though two arbitrators had found the owners guilty of violating the collective bargaining agreement in 1985 and forward, Giamatti, upon becoming commissioner in 1989, said, "I myself for the last two years have seen what they seem to have seen from a somewhat different angle".
In December, Illinois terminated the $77 million contract after an arbitrator found it guilty of violating a collective bargaining agreement.
In a 16-point ruling on a complaint lodged by Nicaragua, the judges rejected American claims of collective self-defence and found the US guilty of breaches of international law and the 1956 treaty of friendship between the two countries.
Paradoxically, though, the boycotters are themselves guilty of the misuse of collective responsibility – for they must surely know that many Israeli academics strongly oppose the Israeli government's policies.
Two men have been handed a collective 42-year prison sentence, after being found guilty of possessing and transporting the biggest haul of class A drugs in UK history, according to the National Crime Agency (NCA).
But even with these themes and under the collective title of "Guilty," the paintings are not about religion or morality, Ms. Howard maintains.
