Sentence examples for condemned conditions from inspiring English sources

Corbyn condemned conditions in the main Calais camp, and similar ones along the coast in Dunkirk, both of which he has visited.

Human rights groups and United Nations officials have condemned conditions at the camps, and Australian news media have reported several suicide attempts there in recent months.Responding to the criticism, Australian officials say they have increased their humanitarian refugee quota to 20,000 this year, a 40 percent increase.

Two prison officers had been held hostage for three days.After the Organisation of American States' human-rights commission condemned conditions in Brazil's cells in 1997, the federal government announced plans to give grants to the states (which run the penal system) to build new jails.

In a day of farce – an Indian government minister dismissed the collapse of the bridge as a "minor hiccup" – England, Scotland, New Zealand and Canada, condemned conditions at the athletes' village and said that their athletes and officials would have to be accommodated in hotels until the apartment blocks were brought up to scratch, raising fresh security concerns.

The UN and rights groups have condemned conditions in the PNG and Nauru camps.

The UN and rights groups have strongly condemned conditions in the offshore camps.

He had been regarded by Whitehall as a safe, establishment figure, but shattered expectations in a series of reports condemning conditions in prisons.

On June 8 , 1993 Judge Johnson decided the case in the Haitians' favor, condemning conditions at the refugee camp at Gitmo and ordering it closed.

"Rajab is currently facing prison on charges of spreading 'false or malicious news, statements, or rumours', evidence of which includes a retweet of an Index tweet; 'offending a foreign country' through tweeted criticism of Saudi Arabia's involvement in Yemen; and 'offending a statutory body' by condemning conditions in the country's notorious Jau prison".

An Australian human rights group issued a report today condemning conditions at the country's largest immigration detention center, which for months has been roiled by hunger strikes and other disturbances, and it said the government was violating an international treaty on the rights of children.

Earlier in the year, Médecins sans Frontières condemned appalling conditions in Dadaab and warned that humanitarian needs must be met in the camp as donors' attention shifts elsewhere.