And yet while genocide is the ultimate atrocity, not every atrocity amounts to genocide -- for good reason.
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And yet while genocide is the ultimate atrocity, not every atrocity amounts to genocide -- for good reason.
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Tom Kiefer's aim — to document atrocity — is clear.
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This is a house that is haunted by an atrocity, and that atrocity was created by slavery, now rendered domestic and personal and intimate, confined to the "spiteful" house of 124.
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Crazy how Atrocity Exhibition is about to be completely incredible.
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I don't just see the images as documents of atrocity.
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No Taliban atrocity ever causes the same level of outrage.
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He did that in his response to the Dallas atrocity.
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This was an atrocity; it was "an annex to Disneyland".
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Yet the atrocity has never received comparable attention and acknowledgment.
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A gripping, scrupulous history of a seminal but mythologised atrocity.
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It was Europe's worst single atrocity since World War Two.
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"It's an atrocity is what it is," Ms. Wolf said.
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This atrocity is an attack on Christianity & religious freedom everywhere.
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Photographs of atrocity always confront us with questions of inequality.
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By the way, Alex Jones also peddled the truther atrocity.
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But I am personally very sorry for this terrible atrocity.
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Images of atrocity intensify anger and resentment against the state.
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" He said Saturday "the murder of Jamal Khashoggi was an atrocity.
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In 2010, Wellesley College professor Susan Reverby uncovered the historical atrocity.
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The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the Kabul atrocity.
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Desperate conditions give rise to desperate acts of violence and atrocity.
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We've seen attempts at bringing smell to VR, like this atrocity.
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Anger at the atrocity itself, but also at the official response.
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"We must recognize this atrocity for what it is," said Sen.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the atrocity but didn't offer any evidence.
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Still, Abdeslam's role in atrocity has never been clearly spelled out.
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He was somebody I'd least expect to commit such an atrocity.
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The atrocity is marked annually on the fourth Saturday of November.
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"I saw photographs of the atrocity they were committing," she said.
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"Memoir in America is an atrocity arms race," Calvin Trillin writes.
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But this atrocity against being a genuine New Yorker can't help.
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To liberals, Paddock wasn't responsible for the atrocity in Las Vegas.
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Mariah Carey's performance on New Year's Eve was an absolute atrocity.
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"At the end of the day, [Christinas] know there is a human rights atrocity happening inside of our country — and that atrocity is abortion," said Hawkins, who runs the anti-abortion-rights group Students for Life.
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Unless there's a huge flare-up—a huge atrocity, a real war.
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A local affiliate of Islamic State (IS) took credit for the atrocity.
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"How to Commit Suicide in South Africa" (1983) details an apartheid atrocity.
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It is hardly a surprise that ISIS assumed responsibility for this atrocity.
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With this information, a neighborhood atrocity became an act of vengeance that
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Ivanka Trump had said she was "heartbroken and outraged" by the atrocity.
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Atrocity Exhibition expresses a bleakness that Brown hasn't seemed to feel before.
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Artfully drizzle as much mayonnaise onto the atrocity as you can stomach.
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It's just that you'll risk the atrocity exposing your shallowness, every time.
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It's a constitutional atrocity that Donald Trump's Department of Justice just expanded.
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Stunned by this atrocity, Mr. Trump and his team then reversed course.
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After surviving an unspeakable atrocity, Elie Wiesel devoted his life to peace.
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How do you respond to this so-called unrepresentability of human atrocity?
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"It's amazing how many people are interested in fighting this atrocity," she says.
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Instead they suggest how metaphor can fail in the face of such atrocity.
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The President of the United States of America is responsible for this atrocity.
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Give them time, they've got to keep ramping up the atrocity-meter somehow.
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"He has risked his life to help women survive atrocity," said SIPRI's Smith.
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The young anarchist arrested in connection with the atrocity mysteriously died in custody.
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The two worked together for most of Brown's September-released Atrocity Exhibition album.
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It also increasingly seems to be the case with last week's Barcelona atrocity.
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"Allowing the scale of the atrocity to sink in with terrible, fitting gravity."
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The Indian government said the atrocity was committed by an Islamist militant group.
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"He will, everybody" involved will "pay a price" for the atrocity, Trump said.
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There are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city.
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There are not words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city.
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Cardin told me that visitors routinely bring him tales of injustice and atrocity.
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It was the worst atrocity committed in France since the Second World War.
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To many critics of the Trump administration, family separation is an unpardonable atrocity.
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The camera calms down and comes in close for the film's central atrocity.
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These are now the familiar reassurances repeated as a mantra after every atrocity.
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Consider, for example, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), simply the latest such atrocity.
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It's not clear how aware Trump is of his administration's atrocity prevention policy.
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A great American atrocity — the 1963 bombing of a church in Birmingham, Ala.
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The Srebrenica massacre is regarded as Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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A TV crew soon arrives to report on this latest confected-but-real atrocity.
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Instead, the UAE suggested that the atrocity had been committed by the Houthi rebels.
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After all, they're the people who orchestrated every single atrocity in the Black Museum.
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But, as Mr Campbell's meticulous work makes plain, this was no typical colonial atrocity.
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If Assad commits another atrocity, does that mean Trump will ratchet up the response?
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The same phone that hosts frivolous games might also record a once-occluded atrocity.
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Meanwhile, the Pakistani government has accused a third group of carrying out the atrocity.
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People can't understand an atrocity if they don't see it for what it is.
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Otherwise, atrocity crimes will continue unabated and graduate, perhaps tomorrow, to full-scale genocide.
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This is from yesterday, less than twenty-four hours before the atrocity in Brussels.
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Atrocity Exhibition is going to be odd, a little scary, and probably quite brilliant.
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They would wait for three Islamist atrocities before committing an atrocity of their own.
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Today, a highway historical marker commemorates the atrocity, though even that effort was difficult.
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I'm not saying artists should give up using wit to reinterpret the Holocaust's atrocity.
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The atrocity was the work of an "extremist right-wing, violent terrorist," he said.
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Now, Trump himself faces the prospect of a mass atrocity directly following his decisions.
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A few of these writers try to one-up Vance on the atrocity meter.
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This is part of basically a long history of what you might call atrocity propaganda.
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On the contrary, that human rights atrocity may just be an opportunity for more basketball.
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That, Allen thinks, was a historic mistake that paved the way for Assad's latest atrocity.
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The victims were recovered under rocks piled over them to conceal evidence of the atrocity.
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" Pence condemned the attacks, saying "this atrocity is an attack on Christianity & religious freedom everywhere.
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Sorry Mika, Melania Trump's statement did not call for her husband to end this atrocity.
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We can't stop every atrocity, and I'm not even sure we can stop this one.
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"The use of children in this way is an atrocity," declared the UN's children agency.
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Also, read our profile of Danny Brown about his work on Atrocity Exhibition right here.
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Of course, none of this lessens the indelible global impact of this hate-fueled atrocity.
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Atrocity Exhibition will be released September 30, the artwork looks like Black Sabbath's Vol 4.
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Try not to badger us for our opinions on the latest atrocity that has occurred.
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Grieving and angry Somalis gathered on Zoobe Junction blamed Islamist Shabab militants for the atrocity.
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I was listening to the silence left behind in the wake of such an atrocity.
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Why were we not in the streets every day demanding an end to this atrocity?
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"I'm safe but my heart & condolences are with the victims of this atrocity," he said.
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It was not the biggest atrocity committed during the war, but it still resonates today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Another blind eye turns away from a horrific atrocity.
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"The government affirms its commitment to fight against impunity for atrocity crimes, notwithstanding its withdrawal from the Rome Statute, especially since the Philippines has a national legislation punishing atrocity crimes," the government said in a letter dated Thursday and addressed to the U.N. secretary-general.
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Atrocity builds upon atrocity, propaganda replaces truth and objective analysis, "winning" surpasses any other objective, and all rules that exist are the more likely to be discarded the longer the war continues, with each blow that follows the next falling harder and more heavily.
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The atrocity has led to soul-searching, even by people who helped stir animus against Muslims.
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"Filming an atrocity is not a crime, but shooting unarmed civilians most certainly is," he said.
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" The letter ends by making the salient point that, "After every atrocity, we say: 'Never again.
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We believe the attacker was carrying an improvised explosive device which he detonated causing this atrocity.
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Or will the atrocity succeed in terrorising the population, causing people to think twice before travelling?
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Above all, there is Berlin, its weather reliably foul, and its memories of atrocity still fresh.
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Things are tense and tedious until a conflict erupts, precipitating heroism, atrocity or something more ambiguous.
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Remember: it only takes a single, radicalized individual to commit a murder or perpetrate an atrocity.
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If Republicans have accepted this latest atrocity with barely a whimper, what else will they accept?
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Danny Brown has revealed details of his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, set for release September 30.
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"Hell For It" Watch the video for "When It Rain," the first single from Atrocity Exhibition.
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But the operation had nothing to do with the atrocity in Douma; its timing was coincidental.
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"What this governor did is an absolute atrocity of justice," Prosecutor Jackie Steele told the Post.
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This is pure absurdity, and the atrocity it leads to is a code of public deadliness.
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America's poor enforcement of its existing gun laws seems to have contributed to yet another atrocity.
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Plus, let's be real, after the atrocity that was SATC 2, she did us all a favor.
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He was charged with one count of first-degree murder with premeditation and extreme cruelty and atrocity.
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They depict it as an atrocity where humans subdued their instinctual independence into a cozy co-dependence.
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Details are still emerging regarding the circumstances of this atrocity and Mateen's motives for carrying it out.
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That film is not an escape from real life but a reminder of a real-life atrocity.
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And yet, Mr Kinnear said, breaking into a soliloquy, atrocity "brings out something utterly gorgeous in him".
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The term "genocide" is not a vague assignation to throw at every atrocity that shocks the conscience.
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That claim was sorely tested by an atrocity in Lahore, the capital of Punjab, on March 27th.
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No way you're taking up precious space in your tiny purse for that atrocity, are we right?
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Using clips of war and atrocity footage, Stabler blankets the imagery in an oversaturated RGB color palette.
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Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, massacred 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011.
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He has called the atrocity an "international extortion racket" and a "lie," according to The Washington Post.
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Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, massacred 77 people in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity in July 2011.
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Would that justify the atrocity of unjustly detaining thousands of people, just to potentially save one life?
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This is an absolute atrocity that they are allowed to continue this in the name of agriculture.
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But in "today's world of permissive atrocity" it was time to reëxamine one's interactions with fellow-citizens.
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But even while that atrocity breathes its way through the language, the prose remains beautiful to read.
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The loss of a child is an unbearable grief, the murder of a child an unthinkable atrocity.
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Now let's talk about how this relates to school shootings and this most recent atrocity in Florida.
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Indeed, for each atrocity, there were many more acts of kindness toward civilians and bravery in combat.
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The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting Monday to discuss the latest atrocity in Syria.
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Only us and we and still here allowed them to utter one atrocity after another without breaking.
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But here's the kicker—in many cases, it isn't the women affected who have committed an atrocity.
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Over and over again, journalists have documented the atrocity, including some whose jobs were lost over their work.
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A gunman killed 50 worshippers at two mosques in Christchurch, streaming part of the atrocity live on Facebook.
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The sorrow was not over the loss of the buildings; it was clearly justified by the intentional atrocity.
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And here's the real atrocity in all of this: It wasn't even funny … It was just mean-spirited.
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It's unclear whether the group was responsible for this latest atrocity, with conflicting statements issued by the group.
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" Kendrick Lamar appears on Atrocity Exhibition, alongside Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt on a song called "Really Doe.
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That Daenerys knows the atrocity of slavery and hates it becomes one of her motivations in freeing others.
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The atrocity replicated the tactics of the attack on Westminster Bridge, in March, in which four people died.
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His forthcoming album, "Atrocity Exhibition," shows a wealth of influences ranging from Björk to System of a Down.
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Internally, within the Department of State, this decision removes the foremost voice advocating for atrocity prevention and accountability.
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" Mr. Brown described the arc of "Atrocity Exhibition" as "going through a bender before having a reflective stage.
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There is no doubt that such images have tremendous power, serving as witness to atrocity, heartbreak and injustice.
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Any atrocity other than death is something that she simply has to find a way to live with.
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Mr. Trump has cast the Khashoggi case as more a public relations problem than a human rights atrocity.
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But even after yet another atrocity exposed the country's vulnerabilities here, we have already begun to move on.
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Area of atrocity is in lockdown and encircled by Syrian Army, making it completely inaccessible to outside world.
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It's hard to say there's something positive about it, but I think it isn't just an atrocity film.
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On the atrocity side, some analysts believed that the Space Force constituted a dangerous plan to militarize space.
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Prosecutors found no evidence that he had been planning an atrocity after searching his phone and internet tablet.
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" Still, Lyons said, "This atrocity is simply too much to overcome and our institutional accountability has been compromised.
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Meanwhile, congressional efforts to make atrocity prevention a priority moved ahead, according to people who monitored the issue.
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Even as late as 2005, mass killings were followed by genuine grief, the speechlessness that's proper to atrocity.
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I remember doing a report for the BBC on an atrocity in Israel, and it was pretty much ignored.
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Stream Atrocity Exhibition below and also check out a brief video message on the album's release from Danny himself.
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It is unclear whether the details contained in the warning matched the atrocity that eventually took place on Sunday.
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I have thick, curly hair, but I straightened it every day for probably six months to accommodate this atrocity.
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The style is formulaic by design: an atrocity is followed by an investigation, a left turn, a revelation, fin .
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Dozens of Bosnian Serb lower-ranking officials were jailed over the Srebrenica atrocity by the Bosnian war crimes court.
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But the police and protesters alike could only wonder what might truly account for such a level of atrocity.
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The bill also calls on the president to write an annual evaluation of at-risk countries and atrocity prevention.
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The moods change fast and furious on "Atrocity Exhibition," the excellent new album by the Detroit rapper Danny Brown.
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Every atrocity blackened their cause, conferred greater legitimacy on Mr. Putin's allies and ensured less sympathy for his victims.
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"This is the atrocity the federal government is doing with us," Shah told reporters in Karachi, the provincial capital.
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It should have been a proud moment when leading nations finally took head-on action against an ongoing atrocity.
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This atrocity is also from Punk Goes Crunk, which we've already established as the worst album in the series.
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By the time of the June 3rd atrocity, Mullen was sharing almost every communication he received from National Action.
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The first step toward changing the culture that led to this atrocity is to hold enablers of abuse accountable.
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Life is flattened to fit the screen, and cute cat videos play next to photographs of the latest atrocity.
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The tens of thousands that took to the city center the day after the atrocity to hold a vigil.
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We are responsible for a level of mass atrocity that happens in this country with zero parallel anywhere else.
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Whether the atrocity is in your own backyard or someone else's, how do you deal with the autocrat responsible?
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In the most recent atrocity, in May, a gunman killed 12 people in the resort city of Virginia Beach.
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Heartbreaking stories of atrocity are coming out of Myanmar — here's what Rohingya refugees say is happening on the ground
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Seven soldiers were jailed for the killings -- the only atrocity from 2017 that the military has been punished for.
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But in deflecting potential criticism for inspiring the atrocity, he is forced to draw attention to it, Lopatto says.
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C. colleagues in his department … with their theory-ridden view of American history as a sort of ongoing atrocity.
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"Atrocity, violence, and injustice against any innocent civilians is not in the principles or policy of al-Yaqeen," he says.
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He labeled his sentencing "an atrocity and a nonsense", saying he had carried out a peaceful act of civil disobedience.
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Many public figures and celebrities have spoken out about the atrocity, and now, model Bella Hadid is calling for action.
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IS atrocity videos are well produced, but cheap to make, and the communicative power of digital networks does the rest.
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It was the deadliest attack in the state, and the worst jihadist atrocity anywhere in India for over a decade.
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Twin Peaks began as a story oriented around a single atrocity, the murder of small-town homecoming queen Laura Palmer.
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In a country where there are not high levels of gun violence, this felt like a very un-British atrocity.
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One of the men who executed the London Bridge atrocity was actually featured in a TV documentary about radical Islam.
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John paid tribute to those affected by the atrocity two days later during a concert at the Liverpool Echo Arena.
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The week of the atrocity, Serbian forces had taken surrounding villages, forcing some 20,000 refugees inside the UN safe area.
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"What we did today is continue to allow the atrocity to take place," Omar said after the bill went through.
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The novel's preoccupations are the tension between faith and doctrine, and the justification of atrocity in the name of religion.
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I proposed it to alter the Faneuil Hall marketplace into a site of contemplation of an atrocity against black people.
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It was the worst atrocity on European soil since World War II, and the numbers are staggering to this day.
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Dread Scott is choosing not to reanimate or play out how the revolt ultimately ended, a massacre and gross atrocity.
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Brown's pure ability with wordplay, voice control, and beat selection takes no backseat to thematic quality of Atrocity Exhibition, though.
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The ghost that truly haunts the book is not Grant's, but that of atrocity — true atrocities of torture and murder.
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Perhaps. This latest atrocity took place the day after an election that gave Democrats control of one chamber of Congress.
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This type of tourism is more peculiar in Belfast than in some other cities shaped by a legacy of atrocity.
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Narratives of atrocity were themselves weapons of war, and "both sides recognized the power of print media," Hoock points out.
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That is without detailing the scores of Christian, Muslim, Jewish and other faith leaders who spoke out against the atrocity.
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Nothing further is to be said except the wringing of hands at our civic failure to prevent such an atrocity.
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It starts as a basic human impulse to take the sting out of defeat or to avoid admitting some atrocity.
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Danny Brown: Atrocity Exhibition (Warp) Danny Brown's childish yap and scrunchy, skronky beats have charmed before, but never so charmingly.
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The past is lightly sketched — few are left alive to bear witness — and there is certainly no hint of atrocity porn.
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The bottom line is using chemical weapons is a war crime, but no one wants to be tagged with this atrocity.
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This time, though, I'm having a hard time moving on, because I don't just see the images as documents of atrocity.
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To make matters worse, the passenger then begins to wiggle their toes while White zooms in on the public setting atrocity.
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"We are responsible for a level of mass atrocity that happens in this country with zero parallel anywhere else," he said.
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You tell a horrible story about some atrocity from medical history, and if they're into it, you go on a date.
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As The Economist went to press, America and its allies were considering responding to the atrocity in Douma with military action.
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He was overseas at the time of the atrocity, but he still shares in the community's deep, vivid and visceral trauma.
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"It," in this case, being an anti-Semitic, uneducated, careless, and just plain stupid comment diminishing the atrocity of the holocaust.
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"I do not condone his actions nor support the beliefs he held that led to him committing this atrocity," she added.
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His public reaction to the atrocity of the chemical attack was genuine and admirable, and his response was decisive and appropriate.
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That is why the idea of a Magnitsky Act started with a Russian atrocity, but is now global in its scope.
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"The first step toward changing the culture that led to this atrocity is to hold enablers of abuse accountable," Denhollander wrote.
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"This appalling attack on worshipers is an atrocity," said Pernille Kardel, the United Nations secretary general's deputy special representative for Afghanistan.
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" UN investigators found that the Myanmar's civilian government had "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" through their "acts and omissions.
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In one disturbing sequence, inspired by a real-life atrocity, 43 Mexican students are dragged from their tour buses and immolated.
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While no one who knew Mr. Kelley said they believed was capable of such an atrocity, his troubles were not hidden.
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"We are responsible for a level of mass atrocity that happens in this country with zero parallel anywhere else," he said.
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Every week seems to bring reports of a new atrocity committed against indigenous people in some remote part of the country.
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There is embarrassment among the Libyans here that "one of our own," as Mr. Olilish put it, carried out the atrocity.
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He too made the mistake of participating in the atrocity in an attempt to minimize the damages caused by its perpetrators.
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It can spark violence; our empathy for those close to us is a powerful force for war and atrocity toward others.
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"Since I first heard about the atrocity on Friday afternoon I have reflected and reserved my thoughts," Blackstone wrote on Twitter.
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What's more, the quickness with which those missiles followed the Assad regime's latest atrocity cast Trump in an emphatically decisive light.
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Saudi Arabia must ensure all of those responsible are held to account and that such an atrocity can never happen again.
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For black people, the call for reparations begins with the desire for white people to grapple with the atrocity of slavery.
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This isn't an attack on Google, which openly acknowledges that Android software updates outside of the Pixel family are mostly an atrocity.
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Educate yourself on the issues, so when Trump's next anti-trans atrocity surfaces, you won't need tips like this to respond helpfully.
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At least 40 people were watching this atrocity live, and not a single one of them felt compelled to call the cops.
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The long-out-of-print "celluloid atrocity" has been restored by the Criterion Collection and debuts at New York's IFC Theater today.
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As so often in the history of political atrocity, the concentration camp was an innovation of European empires applied to local peoples.
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What mental health professionals would need is a simple screening tool that provides reliable predictions of violence before people commit an atrocity.
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Twenty-three years later, on July 6th, Shoko Asahara, the bearded guru who masterminded this atrocity, was hanged, along with six accomplices.
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Over the past weeks, Le Pen has pushed back against the widely accepted conclusion that the French were responsible for the atrocity.
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And it is with those, the innocent victims and the witnesses of this atrocity that my heartfelt concern and deepest sympathy lies.
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The attack was the latest atrocity to strike the city, which Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff Gen.
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"This latest atrocity may be the deadliest attack on a school since the war began more than five years ago," he said.
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As the Karadzic conviction reinforces, the term "genocide" is not a vague assignation to throw at every atrocity that shocks the conscience.
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But "Falling" is when the shards of Sharp Objects' puzzle finally come together, giving shape to the unimaginable atrocity of its mystery.
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This is the largest terrorist atrocity on British soil since the 7th of July bombings in 2005 -- but only on British soil.
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"This story, this tragedy, this atrocity, the executions of these three young men - their deaths are no longer a secret," she said.
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The Bangladeshi authorities rounded up 14,000 people in a week last month, but the mass arrests did not prevent the latest atrocity.
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ICE was created in the aftermath of that tragedy to help ensure that no similar atrocity would ever strike our nation again.
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Islamic State posted pictures of five fighters it said were involved in the atrocity to avenge attacks on Muslims across the world.
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A person intent on committing an atrocity would find his or her way around them, he said in an interview last month.
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It says something about the state of our national discourse that this wasn't even among the vilest, stupidest reactions to the atrocity.
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In this atrocity arms race, chemical weapons have a psychological power far exceeding even conventional means of mass killings, like barrel bombs.
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"If the atrocity against the people of Idlib doesn't end, this number will increase," Mr. Erdogan said at an academic award ceremony.
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Germany's response to recent revelations about the scope and atrocity of the internment camps in the Chinese province of Xinjiang was muted.
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The book, "Diplomatic Atrocity: The Dark Secrets of the Jamal Khashoggi Murder," is written in Turkish and went on sale in December.
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Basu added that the main line of inquiry now was the messages the attacker sent just prior to carrying out the atrocity.
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Trump was accused by Democratic lawmakers of undermining his own intelligence agencies and failing to confront Saudi Arabia over a human rights atrocity.
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The administration of Nigeria's President Jonathan initially denied the atrocity had happened, which fed the outrage from which the #BringBackOurGirls movement was born.
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In many ways, Manchester is returning to normal after the worst atrocity in Britain since the 7/7 attacks on London in 2005.
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Critics accuse the government, which faces an election next month, of attempting to capitalise on public horror at the atrocity in New Zealand.
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I mean, there's not a psychologically normal person who also has a belief system, a story they're telling themselves that justifies this atrocity.
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It seems that every dictator and every atrocity in that region is met with a call for action without a thought to consequences.
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On one hand it was a retro Burger Records style party-rock atrocity; too many bands and not enough drummers who can play.
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In particular, the UN investigators found that in every single reported atrocity committed by the rebel militia, girls known as "Lamama" were present.
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Hollywood has a particular fetish when it comes to films about atrocity during awards season — and lately it's been especially interested in slavery.
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What she didn't know was why she wasn't crippled with grief, stupefied at the scale of the atrocity, unable to move or speak.
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And the atrocity was on such a massive scale that victims are still being disinterred from mass graves in the area and identified.
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Importantly, it would also enact training for U.S. Foreign Service Officers so that they may recognize early warning signs of potential atrocity outbreaks.
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While acknowledging that Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel could become "very aggressive," Jaber nonetheless insisted that his brother could not have committed the Nice atrocity.
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But last year's atrocity prompted the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) to issue an advisory warning its nationals against traveling to the country.
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Whether in the real or the online world, Dalits refuse to be the canary in the coal mine for caste atrocity any longer.
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If one colonial-era atrocity were atoned for, he said, calls to do so for other instances of exploitation and violence could follow.
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But he survives by saying or doing something so outrageous, so regularly, that we forget the last atrocity, and turn on one another.
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Saying Google could provide "the infrastructure for mass atrocity," Google workers released a petition demanding the company not work with CBP or ICE.
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Though the movie ultimately won an Academy Award for Best Picture, Life is Beautiful also was criticized for making light of an atrocity.
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"France has been on high terror alert for months with troops on the street yet still could not prevent this atrocity," he said.
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The basilica itself is a monumental atrocity, crowned by a 500-foot cross that is said to be the largest in the world.
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What did she warn would happen if the United Nations Security Council failed to respond to the latest atrocity in the Syria war?
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"Only a few victims survived the execution and their testimonies were of key importance in shedding light on this atrocity," the statement added.
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The standard for proving genocide is quite high, and very challenging to meet, even in the face of abundant evidence of mass atrocity.
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Africa Eye's 2018 documentary short, "Anatomy of a Killing," a winner of a Peabody Award, shows how the news unit investigated an atrocity.
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The Chibok students were hardly the first victims; thousands had already been kidnapped, an atrocity that went mostly unpublicized for almost two years.
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Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition is, I can safely say, one of the weirdest and most exciting rap albums you will hear all year.
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Former friends turned against me over the atrocity, even some of my generals were furious because of old friendships with the two men.
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Parts of the British media are struggling with how to report this atrocity and the extent to which it deserves coverage at all.
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Poetic appropriations of atrocity as blithe exercises ready for publication ("in some place good") is critiqued here with the subtlety of a battle-axe.
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It is awkward to remember, especially on a happy anniversary like this, but the wall was not just an atrocity, though it was that.
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Atrocity Exhibition is the feel-good-then-feel-bad record of the year for anyone who lost the ability to feel after last call.
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Although the terrorists were never caught, the verdict of history is that the atrocity was committed by Italian followers of insurrectionist anarchist Luigi Galleani.
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Police have released key documents over the last few months detailing police response to the shooting and the movements of Paddock before his atrocity.
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Yet it quickly became clear that the perpetrators of Turkey's worst-ever terrorist atrocity in modern times were members of a Turkish IS cell.
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And it's a danger because it's putting forward, basically claiming we should use an atrocity, in essence a war crime, in response to terrorism.
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Conventional wisdom said that he would be helped by a terrorist attack, but the atrocity in Orlando seems to have hurt him instead: Mrs.
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High-strung and reclusive, he speaks of a nonexistent girlfriend, Muriel, who manifests the guilty memory of a wartime atrocity in which he participated.
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Every atrocity that occurs in The Handmaid's Tale has happened elsewhere, and most of the technology in the MaddAddam series is already in development.
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Last Fall, the Detroit rapper released his stellar Atrocity Exhibition album and went on to fill the next few months with appropriately outrageous videos.
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It's quite possible no amount of data or psychological theories will ever give a definitive answer as to why this sort of atrocity happens.
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If you actually force yourself to listen to all four minutes of the audio atrocity, you'll realize it's not Jenner who sings that line.
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Each year 400,000 are subjected to this atrocity in which the external genitals are excised and the vagina stitched almost completely closed (see article).
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By "leadership," the Post means using the U.S. military when any turmoil emerges or some atrocity takes place in some corner of the world.
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Whether out of moral queasiness or political fear, a smattering of Republican lawmakers chose to say, "Enough is enough" to this particular Trump atrocity.
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To be sure, last week's atrocity was not authorized by any government, as the official investigation found the century-old Ranger killings had been.
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Against this risk, it is unclear what public interest or informational need was served by publishing these pictures of the scene of an atrocity.
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I hoped that, on some level, engaging the painful history of human atrocity and heroism in Charleston might illuminate the racial chasms dividing Americans.
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In 2001, Thomas Blanton Jr. was also convicted of murder for his part in the atrocity, followed, the next year, by Bobby Frank Cherry.
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"We have been smeared ... for working with law enforcement to ensure that justice is served for the horrible atrocity committed in Pittsburgh," it said.
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It would also establish the Complex Crises Fund, providing the State Department and USAID greater flexibility to better prevent and respond to atrocity crimes.
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For human rights activists, it was important to get atrocity prevention codified so that its importance didn't rely on who happened to be president.
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A lot has happened in the 50 years since Rogers's show went national; so much atrocity has poured through the minds of successive generations.
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Sure enough, on April 6th America fired 59 cruise missiles at the airbase in central Syria from which it claimed Mr Assad's atrocity was launched.
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He didn't end up doing that, but I read about the Supermax and it's an absolute atrocity — it should be torn down to the ground.
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"There is no place on Facebook for people who commit this kind of atrocity, nor do we allow people to praise or support this attack."
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He seems to have completed his own deranged manifesto, in which he described African-Americans as "stupid and violent", on the afternoon of the atrocity.
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Their sensitivities callous over, making it easier to hear story after story of atrocity and torture, the images losing their necessary impact over the years.
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One critical camp believes that a hoodie — the Vetements signature — is just a hoodie, and that charging $1,000 or more for it is an atrocity.
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Amnesty's work mostly catches old videos that are being labelled as a new atrocity, but it will have to watch out for generated video, too.
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The participation of children in acts of atrocity carries with it certain implications, particularly when it comes to how countries deal with such violent crimes.
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Such a law would not have prevented that particular atrocity, nor will the other measures mentioned above avert every future suicide, homicide or mass shooting.
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In the wake of the atrocity, the United States and Russia brokered a deal under which Assad's government agreed to eradicate its chemical weapons program.
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Then I took one look at my wrist and squealed like, well, someone who had not just been standing upon the relics of an atrocity.
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Here in the United States, we have seen troubling indications of a diminishing commitment to the protection of human rights and support for atrocity accountability.
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It was the worst single atrocity in Europe since the end of World War II and is generally considered to be an act of genocide.
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In this way, high-altitude mountaineering can be considereda form of dark tourism– when people pay to travel to sites of death, disaster or atrocity.
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This episode helps to illustrate every time the international community has turned a blind eye to some atrocity because it's more profitable and/or expedient.
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The massacre, Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two, outraged global opinion, prompting Western air strikes on Serb forces that ended the fighting in 1995.
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And Moreno-Ocampo had the power to open investigations without any referral if he could show an atrocity had been committed and wasn't being redressed.
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"I hope my award is some huge, gold Trumpian atrocity," the director Todd Haynes joked, just before being honored alongside Laurie Anderson on Saturday night.
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The narrow lesson here is that war is war, and that the moment the dogs of war are unleashed—anywhere, for any purpose—atrocity follows.
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The Democrats acknowledge the nuance, but insist that's no reason for Congress not to act to prevent other suspected terrorists from committing the next atrocity.
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But in private he comforted himself with the thought that he would be out of National Action by the time any such atrocity took place.
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"Like a witness to a terrible atrocity, I told myself I had to put this out of my mind as quickly as possible," he wrote.
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And the very possibility that Prince Mohammed would order such an atrocity should raise serious questions about his stability and his value as an ally.
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It doesn't add up to much, which is the point; it bears witness to something meaningless, then forces the reader to find meaning in atrocity.
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We're so used to consuming violence in art forms like popular music and cinema that it becomes hard to separate the two — entertainment and atrocity.
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More likely, I think, Bradley chose this photograph as a vision of nonchalance in the face of mass atrocity without thinking through its broader implications.
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But calling out genocide for what it is, and, crucially, attempting to prevent it from continuing are important steps for international law and atrocity prevention.
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Venezuela is part of the International Criminal Court, which has the jurisdiction to investigate, prosecute and imprison anyone committing mass atrocity crimes within its borders.
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When this type of atrocity occurs, we all must clamp down and find ways to stop hateful ideologies from spreading and seeping into our society.
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Migrant workers are a soft target for militants, and during the past few weeks 11 have been killed, including the victims of this latest atrocity.
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However, the 28503 massacre was an atrocity that must surely rank as one of the most horrific crimes against humanity of the late twentieth century.
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Though when you're Facebook posting and the images are wedged between the latest Trump atrocity and cats who look like Hitler it can be jarring.
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The chemical attack was just his most recent atrocity, after years of torture, enforced disappearances, siege warfare and indiscriminate bombing of civilian neighborhoods and hospitals.
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Some human rights advocates have argued that customary international law, which develops from the practices of states, also permits using force to stop an atrocity.
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He was equally resolute in defense of abortion rights, even as most members of his church were starting to regard abortion as a national atrocity.
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" Dan, bent upon assassination and atrocity, nonetheless discovers and craves in Freya the better parts of himself: "He was surprised to find something he recognised.
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This is like saying that because of this atrocity, every white 28-year-old man should now be on a watch list or face prejudice.
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"The first rule of atrocity prevention is do no harm," said the International Crisis Group's Stephen Pomper, who handled similar efforts under the Obama administration.
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An evocative shot of a black woman in a white dress, fleeing from someone in graceful terror, reminds us repeatedly of the movie's original atrocity.
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The man responsible for this atrocity, and others like it, is Carl Seeband (Sebastian Koch), a prominent gynecologist who will become Kurt's father-in-law.
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But his response incited an information war in which President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian enablers have sought to escape blame for the atrocity.
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Now, in "Smart Power," Canada, one of the only allies insurgent government Gilead can hope for, turns its back on the rogue atrocity of a state.
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It was a thoughtless act—one that, according to Eric Trump, was influenced by Ivanka telling her father she was "heartbroken and outraged" at the atrocity.
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It will take any Republicans who have not yet entirely sold their souls to this atrocity of an administration to stand against these massive ethical breaches.
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" Speaking in Bethlehem, Israel, he added that those behind the atrocity after an Ariana Grande concert that killed 22 people and injured 59, were "evil losers.
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"I think it would be an atrocity if the Senate doesn't make sure that the speed cameras are renewed by September," he said, according to CBS.
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Serb forces commanded by General Ratko Mladic slaughtered more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys from Srebrenica, the worst atrocity in Europe since World War Two.
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The children were arrested, tortured and killed; Afineefsky describes the atrocity as a spark that ignited a revolution — a revolution which turned into a civil war.
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We've lived through 9/11, San Bernardino, and this week's horrid atrocity in Orlando—ugly reminders that our nationality, genders, and sexualities all make us targets.
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It joins a dishearteningly long list of other sites of atrocity throughout history, from Dachau to the Soviet gulags to America's WWII-era Japanese internment camps.
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"All the available evidence therefore points to Russian responsibility for the atrocity and I trust the UN board of inquiry will establish what happened," Johnson said.
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If I don't reply within some unknown allotment of time, the bomb will go off, and I will have been complicit in the ultimate social atrocity.
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In the year before the cafe atrocity, a string of grisly individual murders, including of bloggers and foreigners, had already raised the alarm for overseas investors.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said Britain must be tougher in stamping out Islamist extremism with the so-called Islamic State claiming responsibility for the atrocity.
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Compared with the many issues confronting a sitting president, categorizing the Armenian atrocity as a genocide might seem quite small, but history demands a proper accounting.
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As the days go on, we will learn the identities of all those who died in this atrocity -- and one thing is certain to stand out.
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In Burundi, the APB identified indicators of increasing polarization in society ahead of its June 2015 election and proactively provided emergency funding for atrocity prevention programming.
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By not watching The Bachelor, I can't prove that Arie hasn't committed some horrible atrocity when a tweet calling him trash rolls around my Twitter feed.
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Mr. Ban, who has denounced the convoy attack as an atrocity committed by cowards, also said he was "looking at options" to investigate what had happened.
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However, media accounts that are closely tied to the Islamic State have cheered the killings and urged their followers to promote the atrocity on social media.
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The objective was to minimize the risk of a domestic Islamist atrocity distracting from the exorbitantly expensive international sporting competition about to be held in Sochi.
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Hoock tells the story of Captain Asgill, who, as late as 1782, was sentenced by Washington to be hanged in retaliation for an unpunished loyalist atrocity.
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Although Salman Abedi ultimately detonated the bomb, Hashem Abedi helped acquire the chemicals to make it, and encouraged and assisted his brother in planning the atrocity.
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"This atrocity was a chilling act of mass murder, it was an act of hatred and, above all, it was an act of evil," she said.
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Malian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the latest atrocity, and local officials say 35 bodies have so far been identified at the massacre site.
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Testimony from trials and truth commissions has revealed that many atrocity perpetrators think of what they're doing as they would think of any other day job.
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"Hashem Abedi encouraged and helped his brother knowing that Salman Abedi planned to commit an atrocity," Max Hill, director of public prosecutions, said in a statement.
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South Korean activists, including former comfort women, have accused Japan of playing down the atrocity, and an organization in San Francisco has taken up their cause.
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Rather than tracing the familiar arc of the hero's journey, the film plumbs Mr. Bauman's ambivalence about being noisily celebrated as a patriot after the atrocity.
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Saturday's shooting is at least the third atrocity this year where a shooting suspect is thought to have posted to 8chan in advance of an attack.
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That atrocity was also cited in an 8chan message before a shooting at a synagogue in Poway, California, by someone identifying himself as the suspected gunman.
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It asks, Which is more outlandish and dystopian: an America in which the Tulsa atrocity is being paid for and fought over nearly a century later?
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During a speech in London in October, Nice described China&aposs actions, in the eyes of the tribunal, as "mass atrocity killings" and "crimes against humanity."
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The truth was that even then the urge toward national unity was one-sided, with Republican exploitation of the atrocity for political gain beginning almost immediately.
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In the latest atrocity in the country's seven-year civil war, dozens died, apparently from suffocation, in a rebel-held suburb east of Damascus, the capital.
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Trying to deal with this atrocity in visual terms had seemed almost beyond imagining, and "Open Casket" is a very dark picture—but it's not grotesque.
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The 7-1 atrocity of 2014 was followed by early exits for Brazil in the 2015 Copa America and 2016 Copa America Centenario, both major international tournaments.
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Investigators have described a complicated crime scene marred by atrocity and said that it will likely take up to another week to process everything at the synagogue.
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" He added, "We are still in disbelief and shock that the two places I consider home -- Dhaka and Emory University -- are both shaken by this tragic atrocity.
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"Financial and social ascension cannot save you from the traumas of being molded in a failed system," wrote Lawrence Burney of Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition on Friday.
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Though Europe saw a great deal of atrocity stemming from unfettered Muslim migration — including a priest being abducted and beheaded in France — the pope remains progressively passive.
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"It's unclear who, if anyone, could be held responsible if an autonomous weapon caused an atrocity," the campaign's legal expert Peter Asaro told me in an email.
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But to prevent another atrocity, outsiders say the bigotry that might have contributed to it now has to be tackled head-on, beginning with the Stockwell mosque.
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Panicked and impotent in the aftermath of an atrocity in a mining village, it is revealed that the festival is her attempt to atone for earlier ineffectualness.
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As our society becomes more transient and diverse, it'll take a coordinated effort to end this reprehensible, subjugating atrocity in the United States and around the world.
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Conceivably, if the grownups committed another atrocity as serious as not providing Wi-Fi, the kids could use costumes and props for a second issue-advocacy commercial.
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The gamble has paid off so far, sparking conversations online among people both aware of the atrocity and those just learning of it thanks to the show.
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A lawyer for the group said China was "cutting out the hearts and other organs from living, blameless, harmless, peaceable people," describing the situation as an atrocity.
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What he's saying is that action urgently prompted by one gun massacre must be put off because of the distraction and grief caused by the next atrocity.
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Breivik, who killed 77 people in 2011 in Norway's worst peacetime atrocity, still believed in a fascist revolution led by white supremacists, attorney general Fredrik Sejersted said.
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With his latest album, Atrocity Exhibition, the tug-of-war between cleaning up and maintaining the rockstar lifestyle is absent as Brown takes ownership of his problems.
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Jurors in the trial were made to watch this atrocity, an internal video that court documents allege was first shown at the company's 2015 national sales meeting.
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The second single off Atrocity Exhibition strips away much of the bluster and fuzz to leave Brown alone in the middle of the mix, paranoid and brash.
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I've had a few conversations with friends (including a number of Vox staffers) about which real-world wartime bombing atrocity the sacking of King's Landing most resembles.
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By the standards of 2004, this was enough of a story to linger for three or four news cycles until it was replaced by the next atrocity.
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Before the atrocity, he had attempted to sneak weapons onto an Air Force base after making death threats to his superiors, according to a local police report.
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Since then, the Philippines' war on drugs has led to thousands of killings allegedly by the police and vigilantes, which rights groups have denounced as an atrocity.
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Instead it's about the emotional experience of confronting one's own colonization or complicity, and untangling the intersecting threads of what people owe one another after inheriting atrocity.
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It is a hideous cultural atrocity; it is the negation of beauty and goodness; it has crushed the human soul beneath the weight of its Brutalist concrete.
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I just think, again, we have to examine what is an atrocity and what is an insult and what is somebody being a pain in the ass.
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But he also saw yet another effort by Islamists — and their left-wing fellow-travelers — to turn France from the victim of terrorist atrocity into the aggressor.
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"Based on the preparation, the weapons, bombs and ammunition seized, it is understood that a big atrocity was being planned," Kaynak told reporters in comments broadcast live.
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Mr. Lowenstein said celebrating Romero in the face of such a real-life atrocity puts into action the "Stronger Than Hate" signs that have blanketed the city.
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"Now, I have laid out the dimensions of the rape atrocity," she states on one page, before delivering an indictment of "the dating system" on the next.
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"The international community is obliged to protect populations subjected to atrocity crimes by their own governments and ensure justice and accountability for such crimes," the report said.
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The Lakers defense the last few years was an outright disaster, the kind of atrocity that doesn't just get fixed overnight, or even in one off-season.
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Perhaps it is time, suggests Mr Sands, to end the hierarchy of suffering by creating one catch-all crime of mass atrocity, fusing genocide and "crimes against humanity".
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There is no doubt that there is an atrocity happening with an estimated 43,000 and possibly a lot more missing or dead, and that justice must be served.
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The new episodes focus on the United States' internment of Japanese Americans during World War II and uses that atrocity to tell another horror story of its own.
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No atrocity -- whether it's the massacres at Sandy Hook and Aurora or the terrorist shooting at San Bernardino -- will jolt Congress into action or stop gun lobby obstructionism.
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But I believe that every single person that uses social media on the regular—famous or not—has a responsibility to this world to speak on this atrocity!
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Both of my parents were born there and grew up amidst the violence from the Nigerian Civil War, an atrocity that left more than 1 million people dead.
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But as beautiful and thoughtful as it is, it never lets you forget that it is built around a true atrocity, around something that should never have happened.
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French news reports have named the suspect in Thursday's atrocity as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a French citizen of Tunisian origin—and a resident of the city he attacked.
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In fact, New York Times Columnist Nick Kristof referred to the conflict here as 'the worst atrocity you've never heard of' after visiting the region in June 2015.
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Migrant workers are a soft target for militants, and during the past few weeks 11 have been killed, including the victims of this latest atrocity, the government said.
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"Most of them have families and homes that were destroyed by the atrocity and brutality of the infidel forces in Arab countries, especially by the Americans," he said.
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This is drone footage, after all, shot from the same detached, superior perspective of the bombers who committed this atrocity in the name of fighting non-jihadist rebels.
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They were joined by parents bereaved in 22019's Sandy Hook atrocity and others affected by gun violence, including local high school students from the District of Columbia.
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"My message to President Trump today is that he has committed an immense atrocity against the Afghan people, against fellow human beings," Hamid Karzai told The Associated Press.
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Letters To the Editor: The atrocity in Orlando has shocked us all in its viciousness, even though Omar Mateen apparently had only tenuous connections to ISIS at best.
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He must represent not only his own story of survival, but also the full scale of the atrocity, which may be more than his narrow shoulders can bear.
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"Based on the preparation, the weapons, the bombs and ammunition seized, it is understood that a big atrocity was being planned," Deputy Prime Minister Veysi Kaynak told reporters.
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What if stigmatizing atrocity, making military sprawl less offensive to many even as it transcends all known chronological and territorial limits left the conflict harder to rein in?
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A football game that is for one reason or another lifeless, either because it's officiated into inertia or over-coached or just poorly played, is a fucking atrocity.
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So far from our own society is the one depicted on the screen that any violence or atrocity committed has only a tangential relevance to our everyday lives.
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Certainly, powerful institutions and individuals in the West eagerly pushed manifestly coercive projects of Westernization so long as the game is not given away by some conspicuous atrocity.
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Mr Putin denies any Russian involvement in the atrocity, but his eagerness to obtain Mr Tsemakh, who is not a Russian citizen, is a tacit acknowledgement of guilt.
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Paying homage to Jewish life in Vilnius, it's a work of historical fiction that means to make large-scale atrocity palpable, comprehensible and urgently relevant to the present.
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Specifically, they are sensitive to social pressure, which has been shown to have played a huge role in atrocity commission and desistance in the Holocaust, Rwanda and elsewhere.
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Her government "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" by letting hate speech thrive, destroying documents and failing to shield minorities from crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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YANGON, Myanmar — For Myanmar's army, the campaign of atrocity it has waged to drive hundreds of thousands of ethnic Rohingya Muslims out of the country is no innovation.
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The players did not intend any disrespect to the memories of the victims or to cause upset to their families, friends or any individual affect by the atrocity.
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I think that you need to fix it, like it is our job to fix this, even if we weren't alive at the points when the atrocity happens.
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Although it might seem like eating strawberries on pizza isn't all that different from eating pineapple on pizza, even a pineapple pizza lovers are speaking out against the atrocity.
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Observing Baghdadi's ISIS, it was easy to imagine that somewhere, some time, they sat in meetings imagining ways in which to out-do their latest, most gut-wrenching atrocity.
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Despite the lower tally, those tragedies seemed to receive more media attention, in part because of the grossly mismatched threshold for what constitutes a gun atrocity on each continent.
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But those who have suffered understand suffering, and Tyrion is soon revealed to be a well-heeled apologist for atrocity, a role familiar to lots of national security advisors.
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Game of Thrones is fiction, trivial fiction about dragons and ice zombies, and the point is entertainment, not swearing off every Ser Such-and-Such who commits an atrocity.
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Last, the form of the atrocity in Sri Lanka—striking not only at hotels full of Westerners, but also at three churches—reflects the changing pattern of jihadist violence.
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Nevertheless, the rhetorical force of characterizing an ongoing atrocity as genocide undoubtedly creates an expectation that powerful nations will act decisively -- including with military force -- to prevent further suffering.
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Although it's not always easy to listen to, Atrocity Exhibition is never boring and is easily the most far-out album from the most far-out dude in rap.
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There is a great deal of honesty in Evil, particularly in its assertion that atrocity is rooted in both a fear of the other and a need for power.
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Heth is an edge case, like a head on a pike, or a mass grave, or a man hanging from a gallows, a display of decay, a spectacular atrocity.
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Big price... At the start of a Monday morning cabinet meeting, Trump said he would "very quickly" be making a decision on how to respond to the Syrian atrocity.
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Needing protection in order to survive, he carries out a soul-coarsening atrocity on behalf of a Corsican mob boss who runs a criminal operation within the prison walls.
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One senior U.N. official I spoke to in the past week warned that Sudan was on the brink of a mass atrocity, but the world was not paying attention.
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Before his role at the world body, he served as assistant secretary of homeland security, on the National Security Council and on U.S. President Barack Obama's Atrocity Prevention Board.
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Authorities linked the atrocity to a territorial war between the CJNG and the Viagras, the armed wing of the Nueva Familia Michoacana, for control of the town's criminal economies.
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Where XXX and Old illustrated a struggle to hopefully get clean, using his past to activate urgency, Atrocity places Danny Brown in the bed he has laid for himself.
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Mahan Air, an Iranian commercial airline, plays an integral role in providing Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad with the manpower and weapons to fuel his atrocity-laden war effort.
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We're not responsible for the actions of terrorists, but we all have the power to limit the blast radius of an atrocity and maybe even prevent the next one.
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She spoke candidly about the atrocity of the AIDS epidemic, which still plagues trans communities, and the dire conditions trans women of color are subjected to in this country.
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But, not all of us have been blessed with the beard-growing gene — and what we aren't going to accept is an unkempt, wispy atrocity appearing on your cheeks.
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It felt insensitive to be watching a video of an atrocity (albeit a staged one) while standing in nothing but my running shoes, but Mr. Luft saw it differently.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)Seven men were sentenced to death Wednesday by a court in Bangladesh after being found guilty of helping to organize the country's deadliest ever terrorist atrocity.
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Being Muslim in the adult entertainment industry is controversial in itself, but Ali's choice to perform in traditional garb for women in Islamic cultures is, to many, an atrocity.
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"Only by approaching this corpus holistically — over and above the documentation of each individual abuse, each localized atrocity — does the true human cost of empire heave into view," Assange writes.
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Wagner's observations of the relationship between aesthetic concerns (images, language) and the reverberations of atrocity are marvelous in part because they have the quality of being hidden in plain view.
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There is no group for whom life resembles actual hell than refugees, who fled Syria, Burma, Yemen, countless other places lit by atrocity, into camps and conditions no less horrendous.
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The World Wide Fund for Nature is investigating another alleged atrocity — this time, a brutal double murder — at a troubled park the charity manages in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Instead, imagine that a dissident of an authoritarian regime uses their smartphone to take video of an atrocity, say the widespread murder of protesting civilians by the regime's security forces.
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You'd think that as a grown woman who now lives in London and calls herself Alison, she'd have the sense to stay far away from the scene of that atrocity.
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"For this man to commit such an atrocity on UK soil after we rescued him from Libya was an act of utter betrayal," a government source told The Daily Mail .
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Weeks later, the group released a video showing its leader in fatigues, threatening to sell the remaining girls as slaves — yet another atrocity in the rebels' ongoing reign of terror.
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Even before the atrocity, the US President wanted to push NATO allies to commit to a greater role in counter-terrorism and the fight against ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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"For as long as we stay with America," he said, brandishing a picture of an atrocity committed by American soldiers more than a century ago, "we will never have peace".
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Effectively addressing these civil rights crimes should remain a high priority, but these offenses are subject to very different statutes and investigative practices as compared to atrocity crimes committed abroad.
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"We want a brand of racial justice deployed, centering the trauma and complexity of all black women's lived experiences of atrocity across generations," a statement on the group's website read.
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A statement said the British government believed it was "highly likely" that Syria had used chemical weapons on its own people, and that such an atrocity could not pass unchallenged.
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But another confesses he is "miserable", as might be expected after an atrocity that could have been even worse had Mr Johnson deployed the bombmaking kit found in his house.
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A canvass of the area would have told them that the church had already sent a message to those neighbors when it had stood silent in the face of atrocity.
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Each murder or set of murders seemed to have been inspired by a previous one, each atrocity appeared to be in retaliation for something that had occurred the week before.
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It is also a good deterrent strategy, one intended to both punish the regime for its April 8 atrocity and communicate the message that future such attacks would be costly.
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"After years of waiting patiently for the wheels of justice to turn in Chile, the judge has transformed an unresolved human rights atrocity into a common crime," Ms. Weisfeiler said.
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If people choose to feel compassion and feel empathy toward farmed animals, it's a pretty significant commitment because then they start to recognize what a moral atrocity animal farming is.
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The film also presents Ramón's character as someone who's already had to deal with the atrocity of war, perhaps the worst horror a person can contend with at any age.
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What would life have been like for this girl, they worried, an orphan in a country racked by decades of war, where women are often subjected to abuse and atrocity?
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It was clear that the raiding force had "committed an atrocity," said Jan-mir Zazai, a member of the Khost provincial council who was part of the government investigating team.
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A massacre would have been not only an atrocity but also a dead end, giving Mr. al-Bashir and his lieutenants no way out except fighting to the bitter end.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan again drew the world's eyes to this atrocity by addressing the issue at length for the first time, in a speech to members of his party.
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But for Ms. Stasio, who has written The Times Book Review's Crime column since 1988, the tales of atrocity and mystery in every corner fuel an everyday labor of love.
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A judge ruled that Agnes Reeves Taylor, the ex-wife of former President Charles Taylor, could not be tried in London over accusations of atrocity in her country's civil war.
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Two lightly armed community police officers brought the atrocity to an end after a terrifying 36 minutes, she said, apparently running the gunman's car to the side of the road.
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The atrocity occurred as Turkey deported mass numbers of Armenians from eastern Anatolia to the Syrian desert, with many being killed or dying of disease or starvation along the way.
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Its many other elements included requiring that U.S. diplomats be trained on spotting warning signs of coming atrocities and that governing administration issue regular reports on its atrocity prevention efforts.
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We are inundated with the banal (cat videos) and the horrific (atrocity imagery); we are flooded with a nonstop visual stream that I think of as the 24/7 movie.
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Tituss Burgess, who acts on the Netflix show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, his voice quivering with emotion, expressed how difficult it was finding something meaningful to say after such an atrocity.
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In this novel, to bear witness actively and with compassion can be a redemptive act, but to bear witness passively, as a bystander, is to become complicit in an atrocity.
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Pittsburgh at Washington Dan Snyder's atrocity exhibition has, in recent years, distanced itself from its reputation for spending lavishly and impulsively on high-priced and often over-the-hill free agents.
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About New York Brownsville, Brooklyn, is the capital of the flaring atrocity, the moment of horror that vanishes in the blink of an eye from the view of the city beyond.
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On the day of her hometown show, meant to kick off the tour, an unnamed group of terrorists commits a mass atrocity on a European beach, wearing masks of Celeste's face.
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"The players did not intend any disrespect to the memories of the victims or to cause upset to their families, friends or any individual affected by the atrocity," the statement read.
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"We will GLADLY provide no cost eye exams to all NFL officials prior to next season to prevent the atrocity that occurred tonight," Louisiana Family Eyecare posted on its Facebook page.
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Having said that, I'm sure President Trump's haters are reaching for their antacids after seeing him take action against the atrocity committed by the evil dictator President Bashar Assad of Syria.
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He photographed with his phone the evidence of a mass atrocity — the bodies of 32 people killed for being suspected rebels — and, after that, knew it was time to flee again.
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The issue of nation and worldwide hunger is nothing short of an atrocity, and that's why I don't want to conflate it with the food insecurity that a lifelong dieter experiences.
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All the more reason that the mishandling of child rape kits uncovered by CNN is an outrage, and the destruction of rape kits while prosecutions were still possible is an atrocity.
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When she crafted an Atrocity Prevention Board at the National Security Council or rose to the UN post, few expected she might star as a case study in her book's sequel.
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" The prayers of the center were victims, he said, before thanking the police and emergency services, "as well as ordinary people… who provided assistance in the immediate aftermath of this atrocity.
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This tragedy was the worst atrocity of the Nagorno-Karabakh War, which resulted in the occupation and ethnic cleansing of around 20 percent of Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory by neighboring Armenia.
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The report also accused the government of Aung San Suu Kyi of contributing to "the commission of atrocity crimes" by failing to shield minorities from crimes against humanity and war crimes.
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Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and other civilian authorities "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" by failing to use their positions to stop them, the panel said.
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Azoulay reads images of conflict or atrocity as constituting a more interwoven set of actors, displacing the question from one of voyeurism, and even of empathy, to one of participatory citizenship.
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Zelman sees the Sixth Mass Extinction—the human-driven "biological annihilation" that scientists say is sending extinction rates skyrocketing for only the sixth time in the planet's history—as an atrocity.
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"The atrocity of family separation at our Southern border needs to go down in history as one of the United States of America's most merciless acts," the Grammy Award-winner wrote.
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Danny Brown and producer Paul White collaborated for the bulk of Brown's most recent album, Atrocity Exhibition and now the two are gearing up to release a joint EP next week.
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Instead, since you play as Allen, "No Russian" seems to imply that any atrocity is worthwhile so long as it permits the American military and intelligence services to complete their missions.
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There is a party line, and that party line still to this day does not acknowledge the atrocity that he is referring to and was aware of and probably participated in.
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" Senator Thom Tillis: "President Trump decisively responded to Assad's latest atrocity to help prevent future ones, sending a clear message that when the Syrian regime crosses the red line, America will respond.
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In the view of Philippe Nassif, the organisation's director, the gas attack in Syria was a "heinous atrocity" by the Assad regime, and the American missile raid was a "very justifiable response".
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"There is no place on Facebook for people who commit this kind of atrocity, nor do we allow people to praise or support this attack," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
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"The double standard set forth in his speech will likely play well with authoritarian regimes, which will resist accountability for atrocity crimes and ignore international efforts to advance the rule of law."
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Despite all this, a narrative exists that Cruz was bullied, and that if only kids had been nicer to him he wouldn't have hoarded military-grade weapons and carried out an atrocity.
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The O2 Ritz is hosting his concert in aid of the families affected by last week's atrocity, a much needed antidote to the unhelpful response given by another of Manchester music idols.
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With threats coming from unpredictable places and from unpredictable people, maybe the new norm is just a constant low-burning awareness that the next human atrocity could be right around the corner.
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But A) either method would probably get similar (if maybe milder) results, B) I was committed to the drinking the atrocity steeping on my desk, and C) there were no more Cheetos.
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The game reveals the town's atrocity early on, but it elides most questions about how Wellington Wells established its super high-tech society and what the rest of the world looks like.
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Over the course of nearly two weeks that summer, as the Obama administration weighed military action against the Syrian regime following a similar atrocity, Trump kept up a steady drumbeat ... of caution.
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I noticed this in Benghazi—there's nothing wrong with this—but everything to do with the press was well-organized: demonstrations with placards in grammatical English, atrocity stories, spokesmen who were effective.
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"Let us find hope and peace for all those who lost loved ones and who still carry the scars of this atrocity," Jeff Brown, who directed the religious service, told those assembled.
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Together with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these global pronouncements protect the rights of every human being, demand accountability for grave international crimes, and undergird our entire structure of atrocity accountability.
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The Serb forces dumped the victims' bodies in pits and subsequently dug them up and scattered them in a systematic effort to conceal the crime, Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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Mr. Obama, in a statement to mark Armenian Remembrance Day on April 24, called the massacre the first mass atrocity of the 20th century and a tragedy that must not be repeated.
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Turkey's continuing denial of this atrocity needs to be condemned, and the current government of Turkey needs to be informed that Americans do not tolerate genocide or similar acts under another name.
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WikiLeaks went from exposing to public light a potential wartime atrocity to putting its finger on the thumb during a US presidential election by releasing material targeted at one of the candidates.
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True, the United Nations is deadlocked, unable to ensure international justice for mass atrocity crimes as countries put naked self-interest above any pretense of principle -- whether in Myanmar, Syria or Gaza.
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On Friday, a group of 132 Southeast Asian lawmakers called on the United Nations Security Council to refer Myanmar to the International Criminal Court, which rules on genocide and mass atrocity crimes.
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Rajiv ThindBrisbane, Australia To the Editor: For a lesson in civilization, we ought to look to New Zealanders for their noble and compassionate response to the atrocity committed against their Muslim residents.
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Let's return to that photograph of a group of suffering people: It registers at first as a familiar type of image, the expertly made photograph of an atrocity in a faraway country.
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In the aftermath of every atrocity, before we have had a chance to properly mourn the dead, urgent conversations are started — as if good, sound analysis could somehow make us feel better.
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Like so much of American history, the story has had its least attractive features winnow away — white people have been centered in the narrative and all atrocity has been politely papered over.
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At the United Nations, Mr. Trump's ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, warned that the United States might take unilateral action if the Security Council failed to respond to this latest atrocity in Syria.
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That's unfortunate because more information and in-depth analysis, as well as greater restraint in the use of atrocity images, might have deepened a movie that leans on shortcuts and visual shocks.
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Liberia: A British judge ruled that Agnes Reeves Taylor, the ex-wife of former President Charles Taylor, could not be tried in London over accusations of atrocity in her country's civil war.
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We are so inspired by the brave students from Parkland in the wake of this atrocity, and hope that legislators will begin to hear and act upon the voices of our generation.
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Why we're cautious: Watchmen's pilot tosses a lot of balls in the air, not least of which is an opening prologue set during a very real, historical atrocity committed against black Americans.
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They included Vice President Mike Pence and others who saw much of atrocity prevention through the lens of religious freedom, a key issue for the many evangelical Christians in Trump's electoral base.
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But more significant, he said, the ruling was the first time a court had held the Syrian government responsible for an atrocity from a war convulsing the country for nearly eight years.
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" She added that she had "shed many tears" for the victims, and said she did "not condone his actions or support the beliefs he held that led to him committing this atrocity.
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Whether the latest atrocity in Nice was organized by the so-called Islamic State or was just another horrible expression of rage and frustration by a man of North African origin hardly matters.
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Hours after a deadly terror attack in Barcelona, President Donald Trump suggested that Islamic terrorists should be executed with bullets soaked in pig's blood, praising a discredited story of a 20th-century atrocity.
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Kellyanne Conway, a Trump spokeswoman, was briefly barred by CNN for using alternative facts—her references to a fictitious jihadist atrocity, which Ms Conway called the "Bowling Green Massacre", were the last straw.
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For people whose land, lives, wealth, and sense of identity was stripped from them, the Ohorokova was a way of taking back their agency and redefining their group in the aftermath of atrocity.
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Time and money went into creating Venom's look, and fans simply looking for an improvement over Topher Grace's atrocity will be comforted by the fact that Fleischer's CGI team brought Venom to life.
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Bosnian Muslims, or Bosniaks, hailed his role in defending Srebrenica, where Bosnian Serb forces later killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys - widely seen as Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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He's played an intense and brooding character before, in the terrific Adam Wingard throwback horror movie The Guest, or under a mountain of CGI in Disney's live-action atrocity Beauty and the Beast.
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Ivanka tweeted that she was "heartbroken and outraged" by the atrocity, and her brother Eric said her reaction influenced the president's decision to bomb a Syrian airbase to punish President Bashar al-Assad.
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The smoke cleared on the morning after the atrocity to reveal the blackened entrance to the hotel, a ruined café across the street and burned-out shells of cars and motorcycles in between.
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That house is where he locked himself in total solitude for weeks on end, writing what would become Atrocity Exhibition, out September 30 on Warp, his first album in almost exactly three years.
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What goes beyond belief is how the entire world has watched this entire drama spell out day by day, knowing such a massacre and atrocity was in the making, and simply doing nothing.
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" She went on to say "the news media have turned themselves over to the most childish fraternity, kind of buffoonish behavior," adding "it is going to take decades to recover from this atrocity.
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It is the most powerful way to signify the complex entanglement of subjectivity, facts, ideas, intentional and unintentional actions, indifference and, passivity, which come together in a fatal weave of atrocity and destruction.
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The Armenian genocide of 1915 was the region's most chilling atrocity, but there were others as Muslims fled Russian-occupied territories in the late 19th century, and Christians later escaped the returning Turks.
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"On behalf of the whole theater community, and every person in this room, our hearts go out to all of those affected by this atrocity," Corden told the audience at Manhattan's Beacon Theatre.
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In the immediate aftermath of the atrocity in Orlando, much of our national conversation has focused on whether the killer, Omar Mateen, was an agent of the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS.
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"Pinochet set in motion a series of massacres that came to be known as 'the Caravan of Death,' " Peter Kornbluh wrote in "The Pinochet File: A Declassified Dossier on Atrocity and Accountability" (103).
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In a new interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1 Radio, Detroit's Danny Brown sat down to review tracks from his forthcoming album, Atrocity Exhibition, which is set to release on September 30.
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I believe it was singularly responsible for extinguishing the dying embers of the Camden indie atrocity, and paving the way for the inclusive, experimental self-aware music scene that we're living through today.
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The PRI has slipped to third in the polls, while the leftist Democratic Revolution Party (PRD), which governed at municipal and state level in Iguala and Guerrero, was also tainted by the atrocity.
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This is a story of the biggest story of its day, a crime that set a high-water mark for depravity, an urban atrocity that caused existential hand-wringing for America's biggest city.
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"Area of atrocity is in lockdown and encircled by Syrian Army, making it completely inaccessible to outside world," Trump wrote, vowing there would be a "big price" to be paid for the attack.
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The younger Mr. Trump said his father was influenced to retaliate against Syria for using chemical weapons on civilians in part by his sister Ivanka, who was "heartbroken and outraged" by the atrocity.
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Read more " _____ • David French in National Review: "It's a gigantic law-enforcement scam (in 2014 the government took more money from citizens than burglars stole from crime victims), and it's a constitutional atrocity.
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India said the attack was the handiwork of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistan based terror group, and accused Pakistan of having a "direct hand" in the atrocity, a claim denied by Islamabad.
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In the destructive, depressive maelstrom of Atrocity Exhibition, "When It Rain" is the eye of the storm, where a sense of calm only exists because everything else around you is so fucking crazy.
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"I can confirm that the man suspected of carrying out last night's atrocity has been named as 22-year-old Salman Abedi," Manchester police chief Ian Hopkins said in a statement Tuesday afternoon.
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Wilbert Paulissen, head of Joint Investigation Team, presented video and photo evidence that links the atrocity to the 217rd Anti Aircraft Missile brigade, a unit numbering 173 troops based in Kursk, western Russia.
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Wilbert Paulissen, head of Joint Investigation Team, presented video and photo evidence that links the atrocity to the 53rd Anti Aircraft Missile brigade, a unit numbering 300 troops based in Kursk, western Russia.
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In memory of the atrocity, all of the UK's arenas and venues included in the National Arena Association will observe a minute's silence at 2:30PM today, while Manchester Arena will be closed.
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"In terms of the extent of damage, I mean, the whole forest did not go up in flames - but the fact is that the only victim of this atrocity was the environment," said Khan.
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There are some ugly, self-serving messages in the movie, which is incongruously bent on creating sympathy for Batman's worst enemy and one of DC Comics' most notoriously callous mass murderers and atrocity architects.
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Privilege — the kind of toxic privilege that allows you to laugh at the marginalized, to mock tragedy and atrocity, to reinforce ugly and misguided stereotypes — is the biggest hindrance to that kind of work.
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Hours later, as details of the atrocity in Barcelona were still emerging, five attackers drove an Audi A3 into several pedestrians in Cambrils, 120 kilometers (75 miles) south of Barcelona, early on Friday morning.
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After the meeting, as if reveling in his own abasement, he decided to side with Erdogan and block a congressional resolution recognizing the Ottoman Empire's Armenian genocide, a mass atrocity that Turkey furiously denies.
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With a slate of films featuring everything taboo, from cannibalism to rape, the festival has the unflinching emotional swagger afforded the suburban teenage male, whose sole contact with atrocity is through a movie screen.
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But perhaps this is because the forever war today is in fact distinct from those prior campaigns in which violence spiraled and the condemnation of atrocity worked tolerably well to rein in the state.
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While the APB by itself will not solve all atrocity situations, it positions the US government in a better place to think upstream and devise strategies to prevent the outbreak of violent conflict. 2.
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"Every student of history, which I consider myself to be, recognizes the Holocaust as a unique atrocity which resulted in the deaths of six million Jews," he said in a statement posted to Twitter.
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The words essentialize Japaneseness as an inherent, reflexive set of behaviors, especially in response to atrocity and trauma, and especially when invoked, in the United States, as a kind of euphemism for model minority.
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"That such an atrocity could be perpetrated upon innocent revelers, many of whom were celebrating New Year's Eve, underscores the savagery of the attackers," National Security Council spokesman Ned Price said in a statement.
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Collectively, they are responsible for the worst NFL games to air in prime time this year: the Jaguars-Titans atrocity, and the persistent failures of Brock Osweiler against teams that are actually any good.
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In his major speech on the topic, Trump on Monday said the atrocity would not have happened had the United States not allowed the killer's parents to enter the country legally a generation ago.
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Blame for our decades-long alliance with Saudi Arabia obviously cannot be placed on Mr. Trump, but this recent atrocity should at least alert our government that morality cannot remain on the back burner.
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His first solo release in three years and his debut album on Warp Records, Atrocity Exhibition will take a detour from his EDM-heavy 2013 album Old and return to his sample-based origins.
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Most of them were not yet born when students shot a dozen people to death inside Columbine High School in Colorado, an atrocity that sparked a national debate over guns exactly 215 years ago.
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The downside is that this aesthetic has become very familiar — a global trademark employed by artists from Beijing to Berlin and used to relate to a history, a culture, an event or an atrocity.
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" Google Play, Google's Android app store, has a rule against apps that "capitalize on a natural disaster" or "atrocity" or appears to "profit from a tragic event with no discernible benefit to the victims.
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Several heads of state who spoke on the General Assembly's first day of speeches on Tuesday in New York assailed Myanmar for the Rohingya crackdown, with some describing it as an anti-Muslim atrocity.
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Serbs in Bosnia and neighboring Serbia reject rulings by two war crimes courts, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and the International Court of Justice, that the atrocity qualified as genocide.
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When the Trump administration first proposed the Space Force as the sixth branch of the United States military in June 2018, many people were undecided whether the idea was an atrocity or a joke.
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" Pence said he and the President are "determined to work with leaders in both parties in congress to take steps that we can address and confront this scourge of mass atrocity in our country.
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The law would create a federal interagency task force to strengthen U.S. government efforts at atrocity prevention and response, along with providing training for Foreign Service Officers in preventing and addressing conflict and atrocities.
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"The Saudis cannot be allowed to fabricate a face-saving solution to an atrocity that appears to have been directed by the highest levels of their government," Post publisher and CEO Fred Ryan said.
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There was nothing explicitly political or even implicitly political about this particular bad basketball game or the component moments that made it up, although the words "violence" and "atrocity" do appear in my notes.
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The killings in Srebrenica of men and boys after they were separated from women and taken away in buses or marched off to be shot amounted to Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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There was SOCK (Save Our Cute Knees), in Detroit; FADD (Fight Against Dictating Designers) in Washington; WHIM (Women Happy In Minis), in Boise; and MAMMA (Men Against the Maxi‐Midi Atrocity) in Klosters, Switzerland.
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The letter also mentioned the atrocity of Holodomor , also known as the Great Famine, which is recognized in some countries as a genocide of the Ukrainian people by the Soviet government – something Russia firmly denies.
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While beheading had been adopted by ISIS as their stock in trade, it would inevitably lose its shock value, driving jihadists to ramp up the levels of atrocity in order to continue capturing international attention.
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The 24-hour news cycle has begun to feel like a 24-second news cycle; peel your eyes away from your feeds at your own risk, lest you miss the latest outrage cycle or atrocity.
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The president is yet to fulfil a promise to allow an investigation into the Westgate atrocity, during which soldiers were accused of looting the mall and blowing part of it up to cover their tracks.
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Three days after the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, Congress passed an Authorisation for Use of Military Force (AUMF) permitting George Bush to go after those who "planned, authorised, committed or aided" the atrocity.
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"Soweto Blues", searingly sung by his sometime lover, sometime wife, Miriam Makeba, marked the killing of hundreds of young protesters by the police in 1976: "just a little atrocity", deep in the City of Gold.
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Saturday's attack, described as "an atrocity" by the head of the U.N. mission in Afghanistan, drew universal condemnation from neighboring countries and allies who had expressed confidence that the new U.S. strategy was producing results.
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Afghanistan's previous president said Monday that President Trump "committed an immense atrocity" in allowing the U.S. military to drop one of its most powerful non-nuclear bombs on ISIS tunnels in the country last week.
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Despite initial criticism over his decision to make a film about it, Mr. Villeneuve said he felt the need to "repair and revisit" the atrocity; it was the nightmarish apotheosis of resistance to women's rise.
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The massacre, at the Camp Speicher air base near Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown, is the deadliest atrocity to date carried out by the Sunni militants of the Islamic State, either in Iraq or in Syria.
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That seemed to offer a way for Americans to atone for their failure to stop the Rwandan genocide a decade before, and to prove that they had learned the right lesson from that horrifying atrocity.
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President Donald Trump repeatedly called for "stiffer" death penalty laws Saturday after a gunman killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue — a familiar refrain invoked often by the president in the wake of mass atrocity.
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He must have been deluded in thinking that he could turn the page on a human rights atrocity that outraged the nation when the government had no answers about who committed the crime and why.
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When I first heard a poem recited about the mass graves in Dasht-i-Leili, a desert in northern Afghanistan, I assumed that it referenced some atrocity from the Soviet occupation or the civil wars.
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The record opens with "raindrops (an angel cried)," a Four Seasons cover which sees Grande placing remembrance at the very heart of Sweetener, as she mournfully pays her respects to those lost in the atrocity.
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It has been a week of grief, horror and loss, particularly for the Muslim community, many of whom had made a home in what they believed was a country safe from this kind of atrocity.
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"I'd Kill for Her" could be about a relationship, but it could also be about the horror of blindly following orders and the atrocity of war—or both of those things at the same time.
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Danny Brown is not particularly interested in prolonging your suffering or arbitrary music industry standards, so his highly anticipated album, Atrocity Exhibition, is available on Spotify and Apple Music three days ahead of its scheduled release.
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Syria's closest ally on Wednesday rejected a U.N. Security Council resolution that blamed Bashar Assad's forces, and said that the atrocity in Idlib was the result of a regime airstrike on a rebel chemical munitions depot.
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Every tale of atrocity, every victim's raw testimony, and every revelation that exposed the upside-down logic of the Nazi system flowed through the headphones of a man along the wood-paneled wall of the courtroom.
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In Italy Graziani's great crime is seen as little more than a typical European colonial atrocity—no worse than the British at Amritsar, for instance, where 1,000 people (according to India's count) were slaughtered in 1919.
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Media outlets could focus uniformly on theater criticism, pre-game speculation, post-game wrap-ups, Trump's latest atrocity, and poll analysis—all at an odd remove from the substance of the election and its actual consequences.
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But just as 12 Years A Slave funneled the horror of plantation life through one specific perspective, Birth is most affecting when it's dealing with Turner specifically, instead of the parade of historical atrocity around him.
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Donald Trump used the atrocity to air his idea of a temporary ban on Muslims entering America, and suggested he would expand this to citizens of any country with a record of committing terrorism against America.
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This is because these institutions have provided an invaluable service, ensuring accountability for leaders who have orchestrated the most egregious atrocity crimes in recent history — men and women who otherwise would have escaped with complete impunity.
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WASHINGTON/PALM BEACH (Reuters) - Hours after a poison gas attack in Syria killed dozens of civilians on Tuesday, President Donald Trump's intelligence advisers provided evidence Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad was behind the atrocity, officials said.
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Some have provoked acrimonious debates: Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" and Jonathan Littell's novel "The Kindly Ones" were international blockbusters, but that didn't prevent many critics from finding them unendurable, if not downright evil, profiting from atrocity.
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Clearly, homophobia is still rampant, and in the face of such a specific type of atrocity, like the attack in Orlando, it is comforting to see politicized LGBT people mobilizing to make noise about this problem.
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And while there's a grotesque comedy to Herold's gang of dupes and opportunists as it trundles from one atrocity to another, the script's emphasis on the transactional nature of power is too chilling to encourage chuckles.
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Although in the terrible tragedy in Pittsburgh we saw an individual with an extremist right-wing ideology commit this atrocity, on many college campuses throughout the country virulent anti-Jewish and anti-Israel bias runs rampant.
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Every atrocity is unique in its horror, but in 2018 there seemed to be another layer to the violence: girls brutalized by men asserting their caste power or motivated by the extremes of Hindu nationalist ideology.
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As she did playing a brainy, atrocity-obsessed teenager in Sarah DeLappe's "The Wolves," Ms. Perkins manages the tricky task of suggesting the inconsistencies of a character in the process of formation and deformation at once.
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"Through their acts and omissions, the civilian authorities have contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes," concluded the 444-page report, which was presented to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva on Sept. 18.
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I think it's more about how we're memorializing the remembering the atrocity that was the slave trade...remembering it, but not by throwing celebration near slave cabins, or having a party right where people were buried.
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But here, they have no idea how to combat this, whom to talk to, how to do anything other than wait for the next atrocity to happen, and then send sympathy and hashtags in the aftermath.
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Along with several other prominent feminists, Eastman leaned into the idea that war was a masculine atrocity and that women, as life-givers, had a particular duty to counteract its violence and stand up for peace.
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Writing on Facebook, Justin Welby, the leader of the Church of England and symbolic head of the Anglican Communion worldwide, described his "deep sense of grief" at the "terrible atrocity" committed in Amritsar a century ago.
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But what makes this atrocity "an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence," as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described it, is the methodical nature with which it was conducted and how it was engineered for maximum virality.
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But trying to extinguish national identity through what amounts to mass brainwashing is an atrocity that smacks of some of the worst experiments of our time — including China's own Cultural Revolution — with some thoroughly modern twists.
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We need to stringently regulate some of these rifles, because while they're rarely used in the majority of the murders in this country, it has an iconic appeal for people who want to commit such an atrocity.
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While they are just as appalled as anyone else by how often the headlines are dominated by the latest atrocity, to them mass shooters still seem like needles in a haystack, too rare to provide definite answers.
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In Sunday's local election, 70 percent of votes cast locally went to a Bosnian Serb, Mladen Grujicic, causing uproar in a town that is still deeply scarred by the massacre, Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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There's a kind of allegorical irony in viewing works that showcase historical violence and repugnant biology with the most translucent of materials: historically speaking, we've been unwittingly complicit in atrocity and our own demise, despite its visibility.
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"According to the app store's policies, content that involves "terrorist groups documenting their attacks" is restricted, as are "apps that lack reasonable sensitivity towards or capitalize on a natural disaster, atrocity, conflict, death, or other tragic event.
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Here's what we know so far The suicide bomber responsible for killing 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert was reportedly rescued by the British Royal Navy from the Libyan civil war three years before the atrocity.
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"As horrific as those attacks were, and as heart-rending as the pictures and the atrocity and the children dying are, I don't believe that there was a national security interest of the United States," he argued.
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Pruitt's comment on Thursday is "nothing short of an atrocity," said Aura Vasquez, director of Climate Justice at the Center for Popular Democracy, a group that aims to build organizing power at the state and local level.
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IN THE recent history of relations between India and Pakistan, it has seemed an immutable law: that any apparent political breakthrough will be followed by a terrorist atrocity in India blamed on agents of the Pakistani state.
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Billboards and TV ads heralded the latest beefy, cheesy, bacon-y food atrocity that one franchise or another had invented, each seemingly to try and top each other in a race to create the worst meal imaginable.
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To the Editor: Re "The Threat to Gay Americans" (editorial, June 15): In America's paper of record, I'm astonished to see an editorial condemning entire constituencies (Republicans and conservatives) for the atmosphere surrounding the atrocity in Orlando.
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Each new awful atrocity or pettiness by "Trumpo" (the really unfunny Marx brother) just cements the allegiance of those followers who jeer and give the finger and worse to anyone who doesn't agree with him, or them.
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But here, in an act so rankly ignoble it demolishes the group's credibility, Gamergate and its sympathizers appropriate the language and memory of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks, an atrocity that could not have been more political.
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I still feel so devastated to my core for the victims, the people that survived through such an atrocity, the families, co-workers, the LGBTQ community, and for the feeling of safety I may never feel again.
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We have been smeared by the mainstream media for defending free expression and individual liberty for all people and for working with law enforcement to ensure that justice is served for the horrible atrocity committed in Pittsburgh.
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In Syria, a Christian area is dealing with a far more recent atrocity: While calm has returned to a Christian area of Syria ravaged by the Islamic State, the traumatized people have not, with whole villages emptied.
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Lower Broad is a neon wasteland of rooftop bars and pedal taverns and motorized scooters and horse-drawn carriages in the shape of Cinderella's pumpkin and a terrible new rolling atrocity called the Music City Party Tub.
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The Security Council's five permanent members should surrender their "pernicious use of the veto," he said, and accept an initiative from France, one of the five, that would prevent its use where a mass atrocity has occurred.
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"The mission was to block the upcoming 8583 Seoul Olympic Games," says the soft-spoken 55-year-old, who in 1990 received a presidential pardon for her role in the atrocity after standing trial in South Korea.
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The nationalist celebration stirred anguish among survivors of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, the worst atrocity Europe has seen since World War Two, in which more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed by Bosnian Serb forces.
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" As for the responsibility of Suu Kyi and her civilian government, which hold power in cooperation with the military, the UN report said they had "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" through their "acts and omissions.
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It is also unclear that even if the Taliban accept initial talks, ISIS will stop the violence, or that another Taliban atrocity like the recent attack in Kabul won't make negotiating with the enemy politically unpalatable again.
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Mr. Osburn, who is 54 and known as Dixon, currently directs the San Francisco-based Center for Justice and Accountability, which litigates atrocity crimes against the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the Assad regime in Syria and others.
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But we've got the largest soap box in the world and if the American president stands on it and says we will not accept a massive atrocity, we're warning you Assad, do not pursue this avenue any further.
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But as it has waged its campaign of violence in eastern Afghanistan, the affiliate has adopted the central group's brand of atrocity and intimidation, carrying out public beheadings and videotaping some of them with slick production values. Gen.
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The difference I would draw between Christchurch, a white supremacist atrocity, and what just happened in Sri Lanka or any jihadist attack you could name, the difference there is that white supremacy is an ideology, I'll grant you.
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It suggests that getting exposed to media coverage of these events can create a vicious emotional cycle that not only sends you into despair, but also makes you more likely to tune into the next widely broadcast atrocity.
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Buenos Aires (CNN)Speaking in Argentina Thursday on a painful anniversary of government-sponsored killings, President Barack Obama conceded that the U.S. had been slow to condemn the atrocity and offered to shine new light on the era.
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In the town of Srebrenica, where Bosnian Serbs massacred more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in 1995 in Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two, survivors and relatives of the victims protested against the Bosnian Serbs' holiday.
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Mladić was also deemed to be responsible for the massacre at Srebrenica, the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II. Here's the story of Srebrenica, initially written by Business Insider on the massacre's 20th anniversary in 2015.
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Ms. Bokova, who has described the Islamic State's destruction of Middle East artifacts as an atrocity against humanity, also said she intended to hold a conference of experts on reconstructing Syria's cultural heritage by the end of April.
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THE HAGUE — It was the closing of one of Europe's most shameful chapters of atrocity and bloodletting since World War II. With applause inside and outside the courtroom at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Gen.
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In the wake of a grassroots campaign that saw people knocking on more than 800,000 doors and dialing 1 million phones, two thirds of Missourians voted to send that anti-worker atrocity into the ash heap of history.
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A Hidden Life is a rare film dealing with Nazi atrocity in that it doesn't incorporate any of the groups well-known for being targeted by them (Jews, Roma, queer people, communists, Poles, the disabled, and so on).
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This is only the latest of many exhibitions over the last 18 months that have plumbed European art of the 1930s and the resistance, complicity or indifference of artists as democracy collapsed, and the continent tumbled into atrocity.
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But the mass killings were not exposed until November 1969, when the independent journalist Seymour Hersh, tipped off to the atrocity, wrote of it in a series of articles that brought him a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting.
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The commission also reviews and corroborates photographs, video, satellite imagery, and forensic and medical reports from governments and nongovernmental sources to determine if there are "reasonable grounds to believe" an atrocity has been committed, according to its website.
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Editorial For a world that too often seems impervious to the horrors of Syria's civil war, the photos and videos from Tuesday's chemical weapons attack, which killed dozens of civilians, bore witness to a new level of atrocity.
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Perhaps the best argument in favor of abstraction was articulated by Theodor Adorno after the Holocaust, when he asserted that realist representations of atrocity offer simple voyeuristic pleasure over a more profound grasp of the horrors of history.
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The Times One of the London Bridge attackers was free to carry out the atrocity despite working for a man accused of helping to train the July 7 bombing ringleader and being under investigation by police and MI22. bit.
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When the Soviets shot down a Korean airliner that had veered drastically off course into their airspace, nobody in the American administration could countenance the idea that the tragedy might be (as it was) a blunder, not an atrocity.
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Besides, recent statements by Trump administration officials suggesting that the United States no longer objects to Assad remaining in power may have also played a role in making the Syrian leader feel safe enough to perpetrate this latest atrocity.
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Those who wish to send our soldiers to "take care" of every atrocity in the world might want to take a glance at Maplecroft's Human Rights Risk Atlas, which currently lists 35 countries as extreme risks for committing atrocities.
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Critics argue that the Reuters reporters are being made an example of because they surfaced the untold story of an atrocity that involved the military, which controlled Myanmar for nearly 50 years until general elections were introduced in 2015.
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He said the idea of Franken resigning "is pure absurdity, and the atrocity it leads to is a code of public deadlines," and called the photo of Franken pretending to Grope Leeann Tweeden while she was asleep "low comedy."
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Some came in a very dramatic fashion—smuggled by Japanese anti-war activists into the Soviet Union, where they were pressured to go on television and denounce the US. Some responded to that pressure by inventing stories of atrocity.
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"For this man to have committed such an atrocity on UK soil after we rescued him from Libya was an act of utter betrayal," the newspaper quoted a British source in Whitehall, the center of British officialdom, as saying.
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That is very unlikely, since those most affected by this would be of such an income context that they have almost certainly been subject to the AMT anyways, a tax atrocity that was already disallowing the state-tax deduction.
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And an argument can be made that listening to the last moments of Khashoggi's life might, finally, drive home the atrocity of what happened here and how the Saudis continue to play fast and loose with the truth. 19.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Relatives of about 8,000 Bosnian Muslims, massacred by Bosnian Serb forces in Srebrenica, have barred the Russian ambassador in Bosnia from honoring the victims at their joint cemetery because of his denial that the atrocity was genocide.
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In the wake of the Nahariya atrocity, Raful Eitan, the I.D.F. general, gave the regional commander Avigdor Ben-Gal a simple order: "Kill them all," meaning all members of the P.L.O. and anyone connected to the organization in Lebanon.
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" Francis' letter is addressed to all Catholics, because he wants them on board with the defrocking, punishments and prison sentences that are coming to what he calls evil, corrupt and criminal (the latter three times) perpetrators of an "atrocity.
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Every true Southern gothic story understands that the malaise of Southern life is a self-induced denialism over the causes, effects, and permanent fractures of the Civil War; that Southern hospitality is always a rigid mask for Southern atrocity.
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Amid news that evacuations have been suspended in Aleppo, Syria, after the declared conclusion of a devastating four-year battle between rebels and the government, many Americans are wondering what can be done to help the victims of the atrocity.
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Dodik, an advocate of the Serb region's secession from Bosnia, has always rejected rulings by two war crimes courts, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and The International Court of Justice, that the atrocity qualified as genocide.
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"I can confirm that the man suspected of carrying out last night's atrocity is 22-year-old Salman Abedi," Manchester Police Chief Constable Ian Hopkins told reporters, adding that he would not make any further comments about Abedi at this stage.
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With each atrocity carried out by a tiny subset of Europe's growing Muslim minority, voices on the right calling for the collective punishment of Islam as a whole—from mass internment of terrorist suspects to mass deportation—grow in power.
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Dodik, an advocate of the Serb region's secession from Bosnia, has always rejected rulings by two war crimes courts, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and The International Court of Justice, that the Srebrenica atrocity qualified as genocide.
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Even "the vilest malefactor has some wretched woman tied to him, against whom he can commit any atrocity except killing her, and, if tolerably cautious, can do that without much danger of the legal penalty," John Stuart Mill wrote in 1869.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nigeria's missing girls -- a glimpse of the stolen From protesters marching in Nigerian cities to social media users in distant countries raising their voices, the story stirred fresh outpourings of anger and frustration at the atrocity, and the official response.
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"We have been smeared by the mainstream media for defending free expression and individual liberty for all people and for working with law enforcement to ensure that justice is served for the horrible atrocity committed in Pittsburgh," the statement reads.
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"I wish to make it absolutely clear, so there can be no doubt, I do not condone his actions nor support the beliefs he held that led to him committing this atrocity," said Masood's mother Janet Ajao, the BBC reports.
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Nationalist Bosnian Serb forces led by General Ratko Mladic executed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys after overrunning Srebrenica near the end of Bosnia's war 21 years ago and dumped their bodies in pits - Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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Trump careens so quickly from one outrage to another -- one day he's praising Putin and Kim Jong-un, the next day he's implying that Ted Cruz's father was Lee Harvey Oswald's ally -- that reporters cannot focus on any single atrocity.
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Facebook says it now has 30,000 people working to moderate content and is building new AI-powered tools as well — but neither effort looks likely to protect it from some measure of blame for today's atrocity and those to come.
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As the flow of coffins into their village quickens and the supposedly heroic nature of the deaths becomes increasingly doubtful, the goats become (deceptively adorable) weapons in a propaganda war, part of a campaign of lurid distraction from daily atrocity.
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When I call her at her home in New Orleans, Yseult laughs a lot, refers to Let Sleeping Corpses Lie as "an atrocity", and talks nostalgically about the days when New York City was a festering shithole brimming with possibility.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A group campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union urged voters on Monday to back a British exit from the EU, or "Brexit", to prevent what it called "an Orlando-style atrocity", a message condemned by rival campaigners.
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It's a minor miracle that Capcom was able to bounce back from the atrocity that was Resident Evil 6 with a taut, uncompromising horror story that borrows the best bits of the series while pushing forward in welcome new directions.
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" In his own statement, Prince Charles said, "That such a large number of people, including so many young concert-goers, lost their lives or have suffered so much in this appalling atrocity is deeply distressing and fills us with intense sadness.
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One organization campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union in the June 23 national referendum posted a campaign message on Twitter that showed Islamic State fighters warning of an "Orlando-style atrocity" if Britain remained in the European bloc.
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President Obama reacted to the atrocity—which not only crossed but obliterated his self-described "red line" for taking action in the Syrian civil war—by having the U.S. military draw up a plan to destroy Assad's small Air Force.
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Or it may emerge that ISIS or some other organized terrorists pushed him to this atrocity, targeting France — the country with the largest Muslim population in Europe and the strongest embrace of secularism — for the third time in 19 months.
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Amnesty International Nigeria said the "revelation by the Kaduna State government that hundreds of Shi'ites were gunned down and dumped in mass graves is an important first step to bringing all those suspected of criminal responsibility for this atrocity to trial".
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" Calvin Trillin — such a famously good dad that I shudder at the possibility one of his daughters will out him as the Great Santini of the West Village — has described the current state of memoir as an "atrocity arms race.
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"People are starting to realize this is the kind of moment that we are going to read about in the history books as a moral atrocity and our children are going to ask us what we did to help," Poo said.
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The finding is hardly the first to debunk important elements of the Russian government's narrative of who shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 on July 17, 2014, killing all 298 people aboard, in the worst atrocity of the war in Ukraine.
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Inspired by Talking Heads, Bjork, System of a Down and the Joy Division song of the same name, Atrocity Exhibition will feature work from producers such as Evian Christ, The Alchemist and Black Milk, as well as singer-songwriter Petite Noir.
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His senator, Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, heard about the Florida shooting while he was on his way to the Senate floor and ripped up his speech to declare that through inaction, "we are responsible" for a mass atrocity. Again.
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They also took credit previously for the killings of six workers from the International Committee for the Red Cross last year, an atrocity that was part of the reason the Red Cross has suspended much of its operations in northern Afghanistan.
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In the end the publisher has cancelled the event but not before our staff and our community engaged in critical conversations about immigration, the horrible atrocity happening at the US border by the US government, freedom of speech, and own voices.
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That suggests it's possible that Trump won in part because of antipathy to Clinton's past pro-war positions—in other words, even Trump's incoherent, sometimes pro-atrocity statements on war appeared to some people as dovish compared to Clinton's establishment views.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — As the world recoiled at the televised images of lifeless children in the latest atrocity in Syria's savage civil war on Tuesday, the White House issued a statement expressing outrage just as any White House presumably would.
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President Donald Trump himself often avoids mentioning human rights at all — he has said nothing in public, for instance, about the 2017 mass killings and displacement of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, an atrocity some analysts say amounts to a genocide.
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The theft of personal belongings may appear to be a minor infraction, but to those who survived, and those who survive them, compensation is the difference between society's recognition of an atrocity and maintaining the pretense that it never happened.
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" Later, Margraves told reporters after social media branded him a hero: "I want to make it real clear that I am no hero, my daughters are the heroes, and (so are) the victims and the survivors of this terrible atrocity.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Bosnian war crimes prosecutor on Tuesday indicted a Bosnian Serb former army general for taking part in the 1995 massacre of about 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica, an atrocity described as genocide by two international courts.
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This sounds crazy, but last week, even before the latest atrocity in Nice, it was revealed that Patrick Calvar, a senior French intelligence official, had told a parliamentary committee that one more incident could provoke a bloody civil conflict in this country.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - A court in El Salvador notified seven former high-level military leaders on Wednesday they are being investigated for their alleged roles in the 19923 massacre of 1,000 peasants, considered the worst atrocity in the nation's bloody civil war.
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The brutal atrocity has shone a huge spotlight on Merkel's highly controversial decision to welcome nearly 1 million migrants into Germany since the start of 2015 as well as her government's lax deportation policies and striking failure to act aggressively against Islamist militants.
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Shortly before the knifeman struck the police facility in Dieuze, near Metz, the local police operations center received warning that an atrocity was to be committed in the name of Islamic State, French news agency AFP quoted the local prosecutor as saying.
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Ambiguity, however, disappears to stunning effect in Sue Coe's "Sharpeville" (1982), a drawing in graphite and gouache commemorating the 1960 massacre of demonstrators by the police in Sharpeville, South Africa, the atrocity that propelled the anti-Apartheid movement onto the world stage.
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A former nanny who fatally stabbed two small children in her care planned and carried out the atrocity to inflict emotional pain on their mother, whom she resented, a prosecutor told a jury during summations at the woman's murder trial on Monday.
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She delivered two businesslike addresses to the nation, the first expressing an appropriate mixture of outrage at the atrocity and pride in the response, the second announcing the decision to raise the threat level to "critical" and deploy troops on the streets.
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Brown's lyrics have always contained multitudes, but Atrocity Exhibition features his strongest writing yet, touching on everything from smoke breaks to erectile dysfunction to the unceasing grind of life on the road with a deft mix of humor, sadness, and wizened reflection.
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And as the mass murderer of Nice follows the attack at Ataturk airport, both outdone by the atrocity of Bataclan, we enter a period of cascading, interconnected crises, where "black swan" moments become part of everyday life, and the unthinkable becomes mainstream.
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The IS claimed responsibility for the attack, but Iran's government quickly blamed the U.S. and Saudi Arabia for the atrocity, so as to distract the people from the failings of the security apparatus and to signal the approved theme for demonstrations and reportage.
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By the time James Neal's second goal of the game made it 4-0 midway through the first period, the atmosphere became celebratory and the storyline was obvious—sports was once again helping wounded people mend in the wake of an atrocity.
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An average of 29 murders a day were registered in 2016, the bloodiest year of Peña Nieto's four-year term, which has marred by a pattern of atrocity and cover-up, most notably in the case of the 43 students disappeared in Iguala.
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At present, the IHRU plays an essential law enforcement role in bringing perpetrators of atrocity crimes to justice in the United States by investigating suspected perpetrators of genocide, war crimes, torture, recruitment of child soldiers, and female genital mutilation, among other offenses.
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On the one-year anniversary of the genocide designation, I urge the Trump administration to take steps to address this atrocity through advocacy for religious freedom, the provision of humanitarian aid, the pursuit of justice against perpetrators, and assistance with economic revitalization.
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Until the mid-1990s, no means existed for holding accountable those who orchestrated the most heinous atrocity crimes, and the idea that a head of state would be brought to justice for unleashing a genocide was regarded as a far-fetched fantasy.
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Often, those who deride the U.S.'s ability to change the course of events in situations like Syria or Burundi do not take into account the fact that once a mass atrocity situation is underway, the options for action are significantly limited.
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" The temporary message on Gab's the website says the company has been "smeared by the mainstream media" for its defense of free speech, and "for working with law enforcement to ensure that justice is served for the horrible atrocity committed in Pittsburgh.
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To Westerners, Panjwai, about an hour's drive from the city of Kandahar, is most closely associated with a gruesome atrocity: the massacre of 16 civilians by an American Army sergeant who walked off his base before dawn one morning in March 2012.
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The atrocity effectively presented the U.S. with two options: either repeat the punitive, but ineffective, cruise missile strikes, or be drawn reluctantly into an escalation in the conflict, neither of which would have to ability to change the course of the war.
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In sum, comprehensive -- and honest -- education regarding the ICC, and the ICC's own educational outreach to affected communities, are critical if stakeholders and the public are to embrace and support the ICC's mission to hold accountable those who have committed heinous atrocity crimes.
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"If you want to understand Yugoslavia, if you want to understand Rwanda, if you want to understand any other mass atrocity [that] is happening today, you should really look into the Armenian genocide," one scholar says near the end of the documentary.
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It begins in the present, when a Filipina writer and translator, Magsalin, agrees to help a stylish, young Sofia Coppola-esque American director, Chiara, who is making a film about a forgotten 1901 atrocity in which American occupiers retaliated against a Filipino uprising.
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The bishop of Berlin-Brandenburg, Otto Dibelius, who was otherwise critical of the Nazis, was outraged at what he considered foreign atrocity propaganda, seeing a baseless rerun of the lurid stories printed during World War I. He little suspected what he was defending.
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Was there really no sign that he — or the shooter in Las Vegas, or the killers in Barcelona, Nice, Berlin, London, Stockholm or Paris, all places where innocent people have been killed by hate-filled fools — was about to commit an atrocity?
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It seems that after every atrocity committed by the Pakistani Taliban, or Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), he would make triumphant statements in audio messages or bloodcurdling videos, putting the fear of God in Pakistani media and causing revulsion among Pakistani people.
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Despite this, a majority of the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council have blocked and weakened U.N. efforts to perform its mandate — and even have mocked and prevented the International Criminal Court from seeking justice for victims of atrocity crimes.
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Oric, regarded as a hero by Bosnian Muslims, led the defense of Srebrenica, a besieged town that eventually fell to Bosnian Serb forces in 1995 who then killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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" Vice President Mike Pence told reporters before traveling to Poland on Saturday that the administration is "determined to work with leaders in both parties in Congress to take steps that we can address and confront this scourge of mass atrocity in our country.
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Jacob had had precious little exposure to the visual atrocity that is an intact penis, and so wouldn't bet his life on what he saw—and the stakes felt that high—but he knew enough to know that he had to look again.
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"By repeatedly taking the side of those Bangladesh nationals who are convicted of crimes against humanity and genocide, Pakistan has once again acknowledged its direct involvement and complicity with the mass atrocity crimes committed during Bangladesh's Liberation War in 1971," Bangladesh said in a statement.
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One should hope that the United States never faces a terrorist atrocity on its soil ever again -- but if it does, McMaster's approach will be far wiser than the approach promoted by his adversaries who want a civilizational war against all Muslims and Islam.
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Now the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has claimed credit for yet another atrocity, this time in an airport and a metro station in Belgium, killing more than 30, shattering hundreds of lives, and raising concerns that more terrorist attacks like it are inevitable.
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Whenever she suffered some social atrocity, like the time the boys in her class made a list of the prettiest girls and hadn't included her, she reminded herself that someday when she won a gold medal at the Olympics, Jamaicans would dance in the streets.
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Immolated monks, raped women, limbless elderly, and dead orphans would all be listed on the first page for any number of search queries, with graphic images and tales of atrocity immediately leaping to the eyes of anyone searching for even the most innocent information.
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And imagine the scene at Buckingham Palace if Queen Elizabeth herself had to make small talk with Trump and Sadiq Khan, the London mayor berated by the American President on Twitter for his very measured, British reaction to the recent terrorist atrocity in London.
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Such an investigation would provide much-needed credibility and could cooperate with Kofi Annan's team while also delving deep to establish the facts, identify perpetrators and make recommendations to end, once and for all, the cycle of atrocity crimes against Rohingya -- before it's too late.
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Perhaps the most important outcome of today's arrests will be that Europe's counterterrorism forces will achieve a better understanding of the full scope of the Islamic State's plotting against the West -- and how to stop it before there is another terrorist atrocity on Europe's soil.
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I think he was looking for me to be uninformed about the history of the disaster, which would mean I didn't understand the actual atrocity—like, if I had fully grasped the horror of that day then I wouldn't be doing what I was doing.
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In court, we are referred back not only to Black September, in 1970, when the Palestine Liberation Organization was driven from Jordan into Lebanon, but also, by way of balance, to an atrocity wrought by Palestinian fighters, five years later, upon a Christian village.
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According to the UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, of the 25 million individuals who became refugees after fleeing their home countries, two-thirds were fleeing conflict and insecurity in just five countries: Syria, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Myanmar and Somalia, countries that are all mass atrocity situations.
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For Armenians, millions of whom were left scattered around the world, gaining recognition that the slaughter was a genocide — a deliberate atrocity, and not collateral damage — has been a long and passionate national mission, which has resulted in formal recognition by more than 20 countries.
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Lloyd thinks abortion is actually worse than the Holocaust: that even though Jews were rounded up into cattle cars to face torture, forced labor, starvation, and death by poison gas, they got to be happy first, and thus abortion constitutes the more significant atrocity.
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I don't know if I truly believe it, but I want to believe that [there's a] spark [of moral indignation] in everybody's soul at seeing some injustice—I don't care if it's a traffic stop, I don't care if it's a massive human rights atrocity.
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Opening with "Her Blood," a story about a grisly miscarriage, and closing with "Rag," an experimental fable about a dreadfully intimate murder, Meijer traverses an impressive range of emotional, psychological and physical traumas, with a near-total investment in sketching atrocity rather than deciphering it.
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Still, over the course of three months of testimony, the public may finally learn if Ms. Ortega had a mental illness that might explain the atrocity, or if her motive was simple anger at being asked to work too hard, as prosecutors have asserted.
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DuVernay doesn't simply demonize the authorities (who include the esteemed Linda Fairstein, then the head of Manhattan's sex crimes unit, played here by Felicity Huffman); more usefully, she explores the systemic racism that led them to desperately seek someone — anyone — to blame for the atrocity.
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George Orwell wrote that he recognized the Great War mentality lingering even in the 1930s in his own left-wing circles — the same desire to sniff out those who departed from party orthodoxy, the same retelling of mostly false atrocity stories, the same war hysteria.
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My daughters are heroes, and all the victims and survivors of this terrible atrocity," he said, adding that he became enraged when "I had to hear what was said in those (victim) statements, and I had to look over at Larry Nassar shaking his head.
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In an age of atrocity, the unruliness of the people and a fear of the future have combined with terror, naked terror, to make the love of children an all-purpose proxy for each fraying bond, each abandoned civic obligation, the last, lingering devotion.
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The works range from a 1947 watercolor with an upward gaze of doomed innocence to six 10-foot-wide black-and-gray gouaches, made between 2005 and 2007, that manage to look equally like punk-chic bedspreads and coolly abstract reckonings with wartime atrocity.
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In some ways, all of French's novels are gothic house novels: They unfold within the walls of a house in which some violent atrocity has taken place, and in order to solve the mystery, the detective must force the house to give up its secrets.
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A group of international experts convened by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights released their final report last weekend in which they highlighted the way the government's investigation into the atrocity has relied on confessions made by detainees who have since made credible allegations of torture.
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During the spring and summer of 2017, according to senior administration officials, the National Security Council worked with the State Department and the Pentagon to develop an "escalatory roadmap" to game out how the White House should react each time Nicolás Maduro committed a new atrocity.
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The next day, the Bosnian Serbs set about massacring 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys, in the worst atrocity on European soil since World War II. Having thousands of civilians in one place made it easier for the Bosnian Serbs to carry out such a massive genocide.
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The six countries targeted – not one national of any of those countries has committed an atrocity on U.S. soil in the last 40 years, so this is not really a security issue, and the message that it sent round is that the U.S. is closing for business.
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Having grown up in Tucson, Arizona, one of the sunniest cities in the world, I consider myself well-versed in the carcinogenic threat of UV exposure, the skin-sparing sanctity of shade, and the redeeming qualities of the sartorial atrocity that is the broad-brimmed hat.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Bombs from airstrikes hit three hospitals on Wednesday in the rebel-held side of Aleppo, Syria, including a pediatrics center supported by the United Nations, in what aid providers and opposition activists called a new atrocity in the fighting that has ravaged the city.
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According to the Senate report, the United States tortured some 40 individuals (not counting those whose interrogations were outsourced to other nations), while our quagmire in Vietnam involved endemic atrocity and millions of civilian deaths — in half as many years as the war on terror has lasted.
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Perhaps because we are distracted by violence throughout the Middle East, not to mention a high-stakes electoral campaign now in full swing, many of us here in the U.S. (including the media) have been overlooking a mass atrocity now underway in Turkey, our own NATO ally.
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The best parts of human nature—paternal love, romantic love, finding oneself—but also the basest parts of human nature—violence and sexual violence," showrunner Lisa Joy told that same room of critics this summer, confirming that every moment of atrocity was "heavily discussed and considered.
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The tribe that suffered this latest atrocity is known as the flecheiros — or Arrow People — a seldom-glimpsed group of hunter-gatherers living in extreme isolation inside the Javari Valley indigenous land, one of a dozen reserves in the Amazon that are home to uncontacted indigenous populations.
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"Thirty years have passed, and I feel that this brutal atrocity that took place under the gaze of the entire world should have been addressed long ago," Zhang Xianling, whose teenage son, Wang Nan, was shot dead near Tiananmen Square, said in one of the videos.
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An "aggression was perpetrated on T4 air base in several strikes that is most likely to be an American attack," a Sana report said, likely a nod to President Donald Trump's threat Sunday that "Animal Assad" would have a "big price to pay" for the chemical atrocity.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "As Atrocities Mount in Syria, Justice Seems Out of Reach" (front page, April 16): The absence of justice for six years of atrocity crimes in Syria, leaving more than 400,000 dead and many more missing, tortured, displaced or refugees, can be reversed.
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UNITED NATIONS — Holding photographs of dead Syrian children after a chemical bomb attack, the United States ambassador to the United Nations warned on Wednesday that her country might take unilateral action if the Security Council failed to respond to the latest atrocity in the Syria war.
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By refusing to deliver the expected atrocity, Sheikh makes us aware of how the oft-told story of African suffering at once fascinates and alienates those of us looking from the privileged vantage of the West, allowing us to express sympathy from the safety of distance.
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The plastic-covered atrocity that is placed on the tray table is only slightly more edible than the life jacket that's supposedly tucked under the seat—but we'll eat it anyway, if only because that gives us the chance to complain about how bad it is.
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Charles M. Blow When Barack Obama was in office — remember the good old days, just over a week ago, when we didn't wake up every morning and wonder what new atrocity was emanating from the White House — Republicans were apoplectic about his use of executive orders.
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From the blood-soaked crawl of "La Eterna Guerra Sangrienta" to the horrific squall of "Supremacy of the Savage Hordes" and closing volley of "Caverns of Atrocity," the album's rampant bludgeoning never lets up, not even to lull the listener into a false sense of security.
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The sentences in this book are potent and evocative, though after a while of envisioning such unremitting destruction — page upon page of toddlers dying, plagues released by melting permafrost and wildfires incinerating tourists at seaside resorts — I began to feel like a voyeur at an atrocity exhibition.
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You already have the infrastructure in place, and I always used to joke, and I still joke, that our competitive advantage when it comes to events, when everyone sort of rushes into events, is that we've committed every atrocity possible when it comes to an event.
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"The Bolton speech today isolates the United States from international criminal justice and severely undermines our leadership in bringing perpetrators of atrocity crimes to justice elsewhere in the world," David Scheffer, who was the ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues during Clinton's second term, said in a statement.
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"The notion that this country is still doing something that it's done for almost the entirety of its existence, which is separating people from their families, is an atrocity," said Free, who recently wrapped writing for Camping on HBO and previously wrote for Full Frontal With Samantha Bee.
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The eight men were arrested in Serbia last year, the first such case involving people alleged to have directly taken part in the 1995 killing of more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the then UN-protected enclave of Srebrenica, Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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It's telling that the DynaTAC (AKA the Zack Morris phone) and the Razr are the only two devices that get a shout-out in the rap, because even the person Motorola hired to write this atrocity realizes that no one watching actually knows what the Moto Z is.
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Since 2009, the festival has been held each year during the summer solstice, and for as long as the event has existed, animal lovers have been trying to stop it, including celebrities like Lisa Vanderpump (who made a documentary on the atrocity of the event) and Ricky Gervais.
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As Planned Parenthood's senior director of medical services described it, to "crush below" and "crush above" certain parts on an unborn baby in order to harvest intact the most valuable body parts for sale is not a "choice" in any civilized sense of the term — it's an atrocity.
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The eight men were arrested in Serbia last year, the first such case involving suspects alleged to have directly taken part in the 1995 killing of more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the then UN-protected enclave of Srebrenica, Europe's worst atrocity since World War Two.
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Though it suggests an admirable honesty, an admission that she's only experiencing these conflicts at a remove, it also centers her in a way that compounds the problem of her atrocity works: They feel lacking in a deep engagement with the sociopolitical realities represented by the images they contain.
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But then there was "When it Rain," a snarling, frantic track that put him firmly back in the mix, and even though Atrocity Exhibition didn't have a release date, even though it barely had any details attached to it at all, it was enough to get the wheels turning.
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Spurious attacks on the court by self-serving government officials investigated and indicted for committing atrocity crimes who are trying to elude justice, and dissemination of falsehoods and distortions about the ICC by their well-resourced and highly paid public relations professionals, are what smell like a skunk.
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At the beginning of the war, every new massacre or atrocity really was treated with the indignation and solidarity it deserved; when boats started sinking in the Mediterranean, people really were as horrified as they ought to have been by the cruel and capricious destruction of innocent lives.
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By broadcasting his atrocity himself, the killer was able to both circumvent the traditional gatekeepers of news coverage, while also encouraging those same gatekeepers to subsequently regurgitate some of his footage and even unwittingly amplify his ideas to millions more potential imitators than he might otherwise have reached.
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Armenia By The New York Times A fleeting reference is made to the collectivization of Soviet farms, which led to the starvation of an estimated four million Ukrainians, but if you'd never heard of this atrocity, you might think it was a hard-won success marred by slip-ups.
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The panel detailed military campaigns involving atrocities that "undoubtedly amount to the gravest crimes under international law" and said that Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and other civilian authorities "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" by failing to use their positions to stop them.
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After poring over hours of grisly footage, Mr. Berg, who cites the work of Studs Terkel, fabled chronicler of the American Everyman, as a major influence, said he struggled mightily to make sense of the atrocity, and to understand how affected families found the energy to go on.
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If there's a unifying feeling to these disparate landscapes, it's a heightened, almost surreal sense of the atrocity that now passes for normal in the US. (It's something just south of hypernormalization.) Two sisters sit in a pew as their hair dries, because they live in a church.
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In case we were wondering about the specifics of a revised health care bill, the infrastructure plan, tax reform, our response to the most recent atrocity in Syria, Susan Rice or any other matter of consequence, we certainly learned chapter and verse of absolutely nothing from Mr. Trump's interview.
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His pro-Serbian tract A Journey to the Rivers: Justice for Serbia suggested that the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II, the Srebrenica Massacre, was a kind of false flag operation "staged" by Bosnian Muslims, despite overwhelming evidence and international consensus that it was conducted by Serbs.
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" He stopped openly expressing admiration for Vladimir V. Putin of Russia only after he backed up the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's patently false denial that sarin gas was used to kill Syrian civilians — an atrocity that even Mr. Trump had to acknowledge was the work of an "animal.
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"I have sought to help people not to go through life doubly victimized, first by the atrocity and then by a grinding sense of impotence at being unable to do anything about it," Mr. Gerson wrote in a memoir he finished in August, to be published next year.
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" The accused terrorist is clearly a man of his time, wrote Peter Bergen, since the atrocity combines "three emerging trends in the West: attacks against Muslim targets, the use of social media as a platform for terrorists to share livestream videos, and the violent targeting of houses of worship.
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It presents critical historical moments when pedestrian observers documented some atrocity, or crisis, or clear failure of public policy that, without that visual record, would likely have been resolutely disputed by official actors and information channels, and become tangled up in the knots of hearsay, accusation, and counter claims.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The Syrian government's chemical weapons stockpile has been linked for the first time by laboratory tests to the largest sarin nerve agent attack of the civil war, diplomats and scientists told Reuters, supporting Western claims that government forces under President Bashar al-Assad were behind the atrocity.
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In a time of my life where I was newly navigating the confusing world of New York City media, while also gluing myself to Twitter every day in order to turn around blogs about the latest atrocity from the Trump administration, Pikachu became a shorthand for something uncomplicated and earnest.
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"However painful and however difficult and traumatic it is for them to deal with the loss of their loved ones aboard MH17...we will work very hard to ensure that a system is set up, a mechanism is set up, to hold those responsible for this atrocity to account," she said.
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" The president issued a proclamation on Monday asking the American people to observe the Week of Remembrance with "appropriate study, prayers and commemoration, and to honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and Nazi persecution by internalizing the lessons of this atrocity so that it is never repeated.
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When filmmaker Joshua Oppenheimer first met the boastful perpetrators of a decades-old genocide in Indonesia, he was so taken aback by their cavalier attitude toward this horrible atrocity that he decided to spend the next few years of his life unmasking the country's failure to address these crimes through film.
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What did surprise us was that a significant number of those who held a negative attitude toward the Islamic State were still receptive to its utopian message, while still larger numbers exhibited a curiosity about watching the kind of "slick" and horrifying atrocity porn for which the group has become notorious.
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As more than one candidate in the July 1 presidential election has now recognized, the scale of corruption requires that the next government create an international mechanism — based in Mexico, but composed of national and international staff — to investigate and prosecute atrocity crimes and the corruptive acts that enable them.
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In such cases, the Taliban quickly issue a social media bulletin blaming the Americans and their Afghan allies for any civilian deaths, survivors and relatives of the victims denounce the episode as an atrocity, the American military promises an investigation, and human rights groups deplore the senseless loss of civilian life.
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Not that Cesarani's opinions and simmering moral outrage are ever in doubt, as he dispenses with one lingering taboo: Almost every attack and atrocity against Jews was accompanied in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Ukraine by rape and sexual violence against Jewish women, sometimes by Germans, sometimes by their local helpers.
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But at a time when Arab allies should be united in facing the atrocity of the mass killings in Syria, the escalating war in Yemen, and the rebuilding of state institutions in Libya and Iraq, some regional players have chosen to pursue petty grievances and selfish ambitions that undermine our unity.
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In a horrifying episode that saw Daenerys apparently snap and abandon all the principles she's supposedly been fighting for this whole time, King's Landing became an atrocity-filled war zone, with thousands of innocent civilians wiped out, the city destroyed, and some of Game of Thrones' most prominent characters falling in the fray.
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But just when you might have thought it couldn't get any more horrific, we regret to inform you about an atrocity so unholy it's difficult to believe it actually happened: On Thursday, according to Fox affiliate KDVR, a passenger on a Frontier flight peed all over the seat in front of him.
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And more than the Guggenheim or MOMA, where it's impossible to imagine the same level of diversity in attendees and, instead of bands like Badmouth or Dark Thoughts, the tribute music would probably been, if there was music at all, been some Dirty Projectors side-project atrocity or similar viola-ridden bullshit.
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