First, it raises the interesting question of whether an act done prior to the birth of an individual can infringe the dignity of that individual.
Remember that the best relationships are based on living, loving, and sharing: Living means letting others live as they choose insofar as that doesn't infringe the dignity of others around them; don't try to change people or direct their life's choices - while there is room for guidance, don't force your preferences onto others.
To this end, the DA has laid criminal charges against Penny Sparrow, for investigation of crimen injuria for infringing the dignity of all South Africans and for dehumanising black South Africans".
In addition, the media may not infringe the human dignity of those whom they cover, and also may not "incite hatred against any nation, community, national, ethnic, linguistic or other minority or any majority as well as any church or religious group".
All this started in '77, '78, '79, and by the time when I became president, already most of the apartheid laws, which infringed on the dignity of people, if I can define it that way, had been repealed.
[ 27] It is certainly possible that the use of reproductive cloning for the purpose of creating an individual for a particular life role could infringe the resultant clone's dignity.
"The I.A.E.A. is used as a tool for executing the United States hostile policy," it said, and therefore North Korea can no longer remain bound to the nonproliferation treaty, which it signed in 1985 and which it said caused "the dignity of our nation to be infringed upon".
Mr. Duvanov, who writes for Internet sites run by Mr. Nazarbayev's opposition, was charged on July 9 with "infringing the honor and dignity" of Mr. Nazarbayev, a crime punishable by three years in jail, after writing an article accusing Mr. Nazarbayev of financial irregularities.
[ 30] At a minimum, it is hard to support the argument that all forms of reproductive cloning will inevitably infringe human dignity.
You have to keep the dignity.
