"Big European countries, too, taking advantage of lucrative construction contracts for the World Cup can set a leading example to the rest of Qatari society by establishing higher labour standards, encouraging labour representation and refusing any complicity with human rights abuse," he said.
Britain's justice minister should now advise the British home secretary to refuse any more complicity with the mockery of justice involved in 12 years of flawed US extradition proceedings against Abdel Bary.
We refuse to recognize our complicity in the systems that lead to man-made climate change and environmental degradation.
George W. Bush, the man who has steadfastly refused to acknowledge his complicity in the falsehoods and failures of the past five years, appears to be growing up a bit.
Despite a strong likelihood that British weapons are being used – Britain exported more than 1,000 bombs to Saudi in the first six months of 2015 – to target civilians and civilian infrastructure, the UK government refuses to recognise its complicity in clear breaches of international humanitarian law.
Charges were also brought against Russo, who was suspected of complicity, after he refused to testify before a grand jury.
There are no innocents in this crisis, and the longer we refuse to look honestly at our complicity in the creation of this crisis, the steeper the cost will be of setting things right.
But when you really consider Pope Benedict's solution of prayer to a problem that has devoured the lives of an unknowable number of children - with 5,000 revealed since 2002 alone - it's hard not to see a callous indifference that refuses to acknowledge the church's complicity in such atrocities because it leads to his own doorstep.
She refused, presumably, to heighten that sense of complicity?
Then the constable threatened to divorce his first wife if Mukhtar refused to marry him, essentially forcing her complicity in making another woman an outcast.
