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Even one public photograph constitutes a grave dereliction of duty as a parent.
The UN panel says that the sheer proportion of the alleged crimes constitutes a "grave assault on the entire regime of international law".
"Defiling, desecrating, mocking, photographing or filming for personal use insurgent dead constitutes a grave breach" of the laws of armed conflict, the commander, Lt. Gen. Curtis M. Scaparrotti of the Army, wrote in the letter.
A US airstrike that killed up to 20 aid workers and patients in a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospital in Afghanistan constitutes a "grave violation of international law", the charity's president has said.
The deputy commander of US forces in Afghanistan, lieutenant general Curtis Scaparrotti, said in a message to troops on Friday that "defiling, desecrating, mocking, photographing or filming for personal use insurgent dead constitutes a grave breach" of laws governing armed conflict.
I wish to make clear from the outset that I am not impugning your medical competence but am seeking to bring to your attention what, in my opinion, constitutes a grave breach of the moral contract you entered into with her.
No joke Hadi tries harder, against the odds Black is not thought beautiful From bad to worse Football v politics ReprintsIn his affidavit, Mr Zuma, who has four wives, two ex-wives and some 22 children, argued that the painting constituted a grave violation of his constitutional right to dignity "as it depicts me with my private parts showing".
It inflicted grave injustice on a large group of people, and constituted a grave blot on his and his administration's reputation.
"Their activity constituted a grave fraud activity and severely damaged the interest of minority shareholders," Lee Kyung-choon, a judge at the Seoul Central District Court, said in his ruling.
The tests, believed to be part of annual drills, did not constitute a "grave issue for Japan's security," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said.
But recent massive demonstrations show that opponents, perhaps unfairly, fear that his ascent to the presidency would constitute a grave threat to Turkey's secular republic.
