In addition to reiterating my solidarity with novelist Ahmed Naji — sentenced to prison on charges that violate even domestic law — I thus, reiterate my demand for an institutional fix: that provisions enabling jail time for any publication-related offenses be stricken and that Article 178 of the Penal Code be amended and brought into accordance with constitutional and international law.
And because these acres are not all in one place, but are distributed among 50 different logging projects, the new roads required to reach them will inevitably violate even more of the forest.
Such deals violate even the watered-down version of net neutrality.
Our country is proud of its immigration tradition but insists on deporting men and women who violate, even slightly, the criminal laws.
Schools, which should be safe havens never to be violated, even in times of war, are now terrorist targets because of the shockwaves sent out by murdering innocent children.
But, such a theorist might say, the natural rights of persons are side constraints against actions; they are not to be violated even if others' rights are better protected as a consequence.
Némirovsky understood that her own life was about to be horribly violated, even though she could not know exactly what was intended for France's Jews.
Stephen Nissenbaum, the author of The Battle for Christmas and a retired professor, views Baby Jesus theft as neither innocent vandalism nor religious hate crimes".What it means is that it's OK to go around violating even pretty important norms, as long as real human harm isn't being done.
In Babylonia in the early part of the 1st century ce, two Jewish brothers, Asinaeus and Anilaeus, established an independent minor state; their followers were so meticulous in observing the Sabbath that they assumed that it would not be possible to violate it even in order to save themselves from a Parthian attack.
