The letter goes on to detail incidences of violence and threats being used to intimidate media organisations, as well as censorship by governments in countries such as Turkey, Russia and Egypt.
HIV/AIDS help-lines now have to explain to confused callers that showering is not the preferred way to avoid catching the disease.Mr Zuma's trial has also highlighted the fragility of women's rights in a country with one of the highest incidences of rape in the world.
A study of a 2010 whooping-cough epidemic in California, in which ten babies died, found that areas where many people refused to vaccinate their kids were 2.5 times likelier to have high incidences of whooping cough.
The veterinarian points to recent data collected by the National Animal Health Monitoring System suggesting that somatic cell counts in cows have been shrinking (a high count is a potential sign of mastitis)—although other data suggest that incidences of mastitis and lameness have increased since 1996.
It is this psychological impact, combined with their ease of assembly, that makes radiological devices so attractive to terrorists.First find your cesiumOfficials trying to stem nuclear proliferation used to congratulate themselves that only a very few of the known incidences of trafficking involved the sort of uranium and plutonium useful for a bomb.
America's bulging obesity rates lead the world; incidences of illness related to poor diet are rising alarmingly.
That does not inspire confidence in the reliability of their results.There are other incidences in which assumptions are made, but not justified.
Official figures record 87,000 incidences of rioting and social disturbance in 2005, much of it following the forced appropriation of farmers' land in the name of development.
Is it just better than other countries at unearthing and debating incidences of abusive behaviour?
South Africa has one of the highest incidences of reported rape in the world.
And it has had its troubles, including one of the highest incidences of HIV/AIDS.
