To suggest that India is "wealthy enough to deal with its own problems" and "no longer needs aid" – comments that are quite common – is ridiculous, verging on inhumane.
Ironically, as if the inhumane brutality of trench warfare weren't enough, these soldiers had been mutilated by their army issue "protective" helmets.
Obviously denying people the opportunity to escape persecution is inhumane, so our moral impulses should be reason enough to accept a very small risk on behalf of Syrian refugees who have experienced unfathomable horrors.
"Pop music fans are sending a clear message that they won't stand for Sony's completely unethical and inhumane treatment of a woman who was brave enough to speak up about sexual abuse".
But no, in addition to enduring the inhumane physical torment, riders must monitor their opponents while retaining enough mental freshness to recognise new threats and opportunities and react accordingly.
"I don't think an outright ban is a long way off, there is enough of a view that this practice is inhumane and causes suffering at the time of death," said Blackwell.
But simply highlighting that detention centres are inhumane and saying we have to close them down is no longer enough, especially in the present political climate.
For other governors leaning toward a humane solution to this increasingly inhumane problem, last Tuesday night's disaster in Oklahoma may just be enough bad publicity to tip the scales.
Torture or other acts of violence serious enough to be considered comparable to murder, torture, mutilation and cruel or inhumane treatment.
When asked why she didn't breastfeed the first two exclusively, she said that at that time it was considered inhumane to do so because it was thought that breast milk could not possibly be enough nutrition for the child.
