"Our government has failed to denounce atrocities. . . .
"Our government has failed to denounce the suppression of democracy," the telegram said.
When Ms. Gillard failed to denounce those criticisms, Mr. Rudd said, he came to his decision to resign.
Attacked even before the start of his five-year term by Social Democrats, who said that he had failed to denounce right-wing extremism in his acceptance speech, Herzog pledged to speak for all of Germany.
In the terrible winter of 1938, just before the last of the Moscow show trials, the Soviet secret police arrested a woman named Olga Guber for having failed to denounce her anti-Soviet husband.
They have economic and historic interests in the region; they feel bad about letting atrocities take place in the past; and they have their own protégés whom they sponsor and fail to denounce when they behave badly.
By Keith Gessen In the terrible winter of 1938, just before the last of the Moscow show trials, the Soviet secret police arrested a woman named Olga Guber for having failed to denounce her anti-Soviet husband.
On Monday, President Bush again criticized Mr. Arafat, who he said had failed to denounce "constant attacks" of suicide bombers, while he urged Mr. Sharon to keep "a pathway to peace open".
Reprints Related items South Africa: Scorpions stungMay 8th 2008 South Africa: Zuma comes out on topDec 19th 2007The ANC itself, though professing its belief in democratic institutions, has failed to denounce Mr Malema's words publicly, beyond a statement from Kgalema Motlanthe, the party's deputy president, that they were "irresponsible".
Young monks study the precepts of their religion in monasteries run by Chinese cadres, even though they know that if they fail to denounce the Dalai Lama they could be dragged away in the middle of the night to face torture and imprisonment.
