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The EU had opposed executions in Saudi Arabia, Lidington continued, and condemned human rights abuses in Azerbaijan.

It takes the splenetic livewire of American film and installs him as condemned human property, boarded up and fenced off.

Jacob Riis knew this, though there were many things he didn't or wouldn't acknowledge, when he wrote that the tenements condemned human beings to death.

But this year the commission condemned human rights abuses in Cuba and Iran, and censured Russia for its actions in Chechnya.

For over a decade the US condemned human rights in Cuba even as it operated a facility in that very country, Guantánamo Bay, which openly violated those very rights.

But although the 53-state African Union last month condemned human rights abuses in Zimbabwe, so far African leaders have shied away from imposing sanctions, saying that would only hurt Zimbabwe's poor.

The Washington Post's David Ignatius, pointing out that Trump had condemned human-rights abuses in places such as Myanmar and Cuba and promoted international coöperation among sovereign states, wrote that the most surprising thing about the speech was "how conventional it was".

We condemn human rights violations wherever they occur.

Camus was a moralist who unhesitatingly distinguished good from evil but abstained from condemning human frailty.

ExxonMobil rejected the accusations, insisting that the company has a record of condemning human rights violations.

Despite their history of condemning human rights violations, no western nation has condemned the US government for Guantánamo.