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The Beverly Hills city council passed a resolution on Tuesday which condemns new laws in Brunei calling for people involved in same sex or adulterous relationships to face amputations or death by stoning, according to Variety.

UNICEF condemns new child abductions by armed group in South Sudan JUBA/NAIROBI/NEW YORK, 21 February 2015 – UNICEF condemns in the strongest terms the abduction of scores of boys, some as young 13, by an armed group near Malakal in the north of South Sudan.

UNICEF condemns new child abductions by armed group in South Sudan 21 February 2015 – UNICEF condemns in the strongest terms the abduction of scores of boys, some as young 13, by an armed group near Malakal in the north of South Sudan.

UNICEF condemns new recruitment of children by armed groups in the Central African Republic BANGUI/DAKAR/GENEVA, 12 April 2013 – UNICEF has clear evidence of the continuing recruitment and use of children by armed groups in the Central African Republic and is warning leaders that such practices represent a grave violation of international law.

Organizations including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are strongly condemning new election-related repression.

Edward Snowden has condemned new emergency surveillance laws in Britain which look likely to be rushed through this week.

The Hotel Paradox was a summer hotel/dormitory for the University of California, Santa Cruz, until after decades of bacchanal it was condemned; new owners tore down much of the structure, renovating extensively and reopening last year.

With the "Literary Quartet," a television show launched in 1988, in which he and three other critics spiritedly defended or condemned new books, Reich-Ranicki set out to interest a larger public in reading.

Like many of his peers, Stephen Moore, director of fiscal studies at the Cato Institute, which has long condemned new federal spending, offered a rationale for the measures Bush has taken that he finds distasteful.

I had hoped that The Economist could be trusted not to overlook facts in favour of journalistic colour.Lord KalmsLondonTheatre criticSIR – The Georgians and the Edwardians were not the first to condemn new forms of entertainment as morally reprehensible ("Don't shoot the messenger", January 20th).

The Eagles stretched their unbeaten run to 12 matches and condemned new Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy to a first defeat.