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Railtrack and the infrastructure The report's fiercest criticism was reserved for Railtrack, which it condemned for its "lamentable failure" in responding to recommendations of inquiries into two serious spads in the area, and its "institutional paralysis".

The UN agency for refugees, Unrwa, said it had discovered about 20 rockets hidden in a school, which it condemned as a "flagrant violation of inviolability" of its premises.

On the opposition side, the National League for Democracy, headed by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has announced that it will not participate in the elections, which it condemned as unfair and undemocratic.

This week the Red Cross issued a report in which it said that CIA doctors had been used to monitor the health impacts of torture, which it condemned as a "gross breach of medical ethics".

The Association of Muslim Scholars, a Sunni clerical group that has condoned attacks against the American military, issued a statement in which it condemned sectarianism and urged Iraqis to avoid harming other Iraqis.

Instead the Council wheezed up a "presidential statement," in which it condemned the attack, but as far as the actual attacker North Korea the only direct mention, buried halfway through, was a wrist-slap of "deep concern".

Israel's hypocrisy is most blatant in its possession of nuclear weapons, which it condemns in the hands of anyone else in the area.

Ms. Susan invited women to send Pramod Muthalik, the head of Sri Ram Sene, pink underwear in protest of his party's actions and its plans to hold rallies on Valentine's Day, which it condemns as a foreign holiday that encourages men and women to express their affection in an openly "un-Indian" fashion.

But Awlaki's case, troubling as it may be, raises a broader issue: the Administration's refusal to disclose the criteria by which it condemns anyone, American or otherwise, to death.

The Ashcroft Guidance bans racial profiling, which it condemns as discriminatory, "not merely wrong, but also ineffective," and "patently unacceptable".

That same day, the European People's Party issued a statement in which it "condemns the growth of aggressive, politically motivated pressure by the Ukrainian authorities on the opposition and its leader Yulia Tymoshenko".