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Nadir, who now runs a media firm in the Turkish-controlled territory, will argue that there was a grave abuse of process in the case brought against him by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).

The Supreme Court let the execution proceed on the grounds that all appeals had been exhausted, calling the effort by Judge Fletcher and her colleagues to reopen the matter "a grave abuse of discretion".

Now many House and Senate Republicans could side with President Trump for doing what they saw as a grave abuse of power by Mr. Obama — circumventing an unwilling Congress in a spending dispute.

Aside from the grave abuse of power, the case was especially sensitive: The governor who ordered the crackdown on the protesters was Enrique Peña Nieto, now the president of Mexico.

The company's current chairman, Pat Molloy, said the board was "astonished" at the findings, condemned the tax-dodging and said Mr. Traynor had committed "a grave abuse of trust".

"Mr Stalker could not possibly have known that they possessed the very evidence he was seeking and to have frustrated his efforts in this way is nothing less than a grave abuse of their unique position".

Many Republican and Cuban American members of Congress are dismayed that Obama would meet with the head of the authoritarian government at all, given its grave abuses of power.

Over the course of Mugabe's many years in power, human rights groups have documented his government's grave abuses of Zimbabwe's citizens, including arbitrary arrests, torture camps, and the extra-judicial killing of men, women, and children.

The UN Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism ― or MRM ― is also built around accountability and a commitment to end grave abuses of children's rights.

References to his fact-finding missions to Turkey in the mid-1990s reminded those present that there are rather graver abuses of human rights than being deprived of a vote while in prison.

"One of the most important things about the report is that we now have very detailed, factual accounts from the perspectives of the victims of these grave abuses," Maria Laura Canineu, director of Human Rights Watch in Brazil, told VICE News.