In those early months after the slaughter, as the stunned survivors confronted an existence saturated in pain and despair, a saying took hold in Rwanda: condemned to live.
He then recited a nasty little verse, beginning: "All you that in the condemned hold do lie, Prepare you, for tomorrow you shall die".
On the eve of an execution, the sexton of St Sepulchre's appeared outside the condemned hold, opened a tiny spiked slit and gave 12 tolls of this bell.
Their criticism still holds: Mr Porter condemns philanthropy as "decades behind business" in the way it uses its money.
Previous Taliban decrees have banned women from getting an education or holding jobs, condemning millions of Afghans to poverty and powerlessness.
And, although Goode, who finished the match with 14 points, and O'Connor traded kicks after the interval, experience won over youth as the visitors held on, condemning the Exiles to their six straight loss in all competitions.
The arrest of Ty Turner, who was attending a Moral Mondays-affiliated rally at a park in Charlotte, was particularly poignant given that the event was held to condemn the state's record on voting rights and racial profiling.
I wanted to show people that despite having grown up within the cult and having spent a good portion of my life on the picket line, holding signs condemning our deceased soldiers, reveling in any and all forms of tragedy and simply striving to be hurtful in the name of God; that the WBC is wrong and what I did at the time was wrong!
Around the world, strikes and protests are held to condemn violation of basic human rights, to strongly put forward one's point of view to the authorities or for fulfillment of the specific needs.
