His 29 year-old nephew Khalid bin Bargash, who was suspected by some of his assassination, moved into the palace complex at Zanzibar Town without British approval, in contravention of the treaty agreed with Ali.
"The indiscriminate bombing of populated areas, with or without prior warning, is in contravention of international humanitarian law," Van Der Klaauw said in a statement.
The US military continues to detain them and 2,400 other prisoners without charge or legal access, in contravention of the Geneva Convention.
The detention of foreign terror suspects without trial or charges -- and in contravention of part of the European Convention on Human Rights -- has become a delicate issue for the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Amnesty researchers in southern Turkey gathered testimonies from Syrians whose relatives have been expelled from the country in contravention of international law, including children without their parents.
Can Mr Berlusconi manage to cut taxes and at the same time spend massively on infrastructure, as he promises, without swelling the country's public deficit, in contravention of the EU's stability pact?
Separately on Monday, the BBC broadcast another investigation showing that more than 20 legislators from different parties traveled abroad and later lobbied publicly for the governments that had paid for the trips without declaring a potential conflict of interest, in contravention of rules.
Contravention came to mean any act committed without criminal intent but forbidden by law.
Wednesday's court decision forced the government to comply with previous rulings that determined the project, known as the Dreinhoff houses, was built without proper permits and on privately owned Palestinian lands, in contravention of Israeli law.
Reforms will succeed if the goal remains to realize democracy and constitutionalism as in line with the course of history, and without question will fail if the aim is to maintain one-party rule in contravention of history.
