The word "violator" is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to someone who violates, or fails to comply with, an established rule or law. For example: "The police arrested the violator for failing to pay the required fines."
It sticks to situations where its fastidious, legalistic approach will work, "namely, the ability to identify a rights violation, a violator, and a remedy to address the violation".
"It should be noted that the Russian Federation is a country that human rights organisations have found to be a serious violator of human rights including the right to express information," Nikitin said.
That encourages China, for example, which wants to favour its pal Pakistan.Laxity also makes it harder to persuade Iran, a flagrant repeat violator of its safeguards agreement with the IAEA, to obey UN resolutions and suspend its uranium and plutonium work until there is confidence in its supposedly peaceful intentions.
As an example of how American pressure can achieve constructive results, Mr Thames cites Vietnam, which was listed as a CPC (ie, a gross religious-freedom violator) in 2004 but also given certain benchmarks to bring the country out of the naughty corner.
"To take on 30,000 terrorists is not easy," he said, arguing that it is they, not the government, who are the great violator of human rights.Mr Uribe is entitled to feel some irritation.
Brandishing China's growing bilateral trade surplus as proof, congressmen from both parties have denounced the country as a currency manipulator, an illegal export-subsidiser, a violator of rights to intellectual property and all-round trade scoff-law.
The commissioner's representatives are likely to argue that he bought PEDs multiple times, and thus should be treated as a repeat violator.
It accused him of lying, of being a serial violator of public order and of bribing newspapers to publish flattering stories about him.
The liberals condemned the prime minister as a violator of the constitution, while the prime minister denounced the liberals and maintained the government's right to act autonomously, since the constitution did not specify a procedure in the event that the legislature failed to approve a budget.
Aliyev was the president of Azerbaijan from 1993 until his death in 2003 and was either the country's saviour from post-Soviet poverty or an authoritarian human rights violator, depending on whom you talk to.
He has been branded a "violator of the state border" and will be arrested if he enters Ukraine and charged under Article 332-1, whicarriesies a sentence of eight years if he is captured and found guilty.
