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The outbreak of hostilities is a surprise as it follows a detente reached in March between the two camps, which led to Gavin O'Reilly succeeding his father, Tony, a former Lions rugby player who built up the business over more than three decades, at the helm.

The International Criminal Court says that conscripting or enlisting children under the age of 15 or using them to participate in hostilities is a war crime.

This flare-up in hostilities is a sad, recurring theme for the Congolese, whose country has been ravaged by a conflict that the International Rescue Committee has ranked as the deadliest warsince World War II.

The fact that we are forced to rely on satellite technology to collect information about the conduct of hostilities is a pressing reminder of the urgent need for an independent investigation with unimpeded access to the area.

"The recruitment and use of children in hostilities is a war crime, and those who are responsible – the adult recruiters – should be prosecuted.

NEW YORK/FREETOWN, 17 June 2004 –   The Special Court for Sierra Leone recently ruled that the recruitment or use of children under age 15 in hostilities is a war crime under customary international law.

Because "hostilities" is "an ambiguous standard," he has argued, the president need not withdraw forces to meet the resolution's requirement of an automatic pull-out, 60 days after "hostilities" begin, absent express Congressional approval for the war.

Dole's hostilities are a map of intercine warfare.

TEHRAN (The Borowitz Report) — Stating that "their continuing hostilities are a threat to world peace," Iran has offered to mediate talks between congressional Republicans and President Obama.

Stating that "their continuing hostilities are a threat to world peace," Iran offered to host talks between congressional Republicans and President Obama.

But these publisher hostilities are a sideshow to the greater conflagration.