And in many countries the image persists of a community of lawless, feckless petty criminals, condemned to eke out a miserable living on the fringes of our civilisation.
Mr. Magee represented the last seven Nazi war criminals condemned to death at the Nuremberg trials and then hanged after World War II.
At least 14 "Class A" war criminals, condemned for their role in World War II, are enshrined at Yasukuni, and Japan's neighbors, who regard the shrine as a monument to the country's 20th-century militarism, expressed their strong displeasure.
When challenged by Monbiot during the debate to say why - in planning, preparing and waging war against Saddam Hussein - he was no different from "Nazi war criminals" condemned at Nuremburg, Bolton cited Iraqi defiance of the UN resolutions 687 and 678 which underpinned the 1991 Iraq war and ceasefire.
Prisoners of war and criminals condemned to die were tasked with enacting naval battles to the death for public entertainment.
It was more likely an isolated appeal by desperate captives and criminals condemned to die, and noted by Roman historians in part for the unusual mass reprieve granted to the survivors.
It's the romantic equivalent of a bouncer's ice-cold "not tonight lads" and tonight, these three were the ex-Balkan war criminals condemning me to a world of rejection, FOMO and loneliness.
It's the romantic equivalent of a bouncer's ice-cold "not tonight fellas" and tonight, these three were the ex-Balkan war criminals condemning me to a world of rejection, FOMO, and loneliness.
On 28 May, the Luanda criminal court condemned the activist and investigative journalist Rafael Marques de Morais to a suspended prison sentence for "slander".
"The security and political unrest and chaos the region is witnessing create the atmosphere for such criminal and condemned acts which threaten the security and stability of all countries of the region," the official said.
