Innocent Bystanders

Innocent Palestinians are dying in Gaza.

Ethiopia s journalists are not entirely innocent.

In an era of globalization, there are no innocent bystanders.

We have consistently condemned attacks that target innocent Israelis.

What will this extremism give birth to in the future? And who, among the world's innocent, will it target?

The disadvantage was that participate could potentially include people who were innocent.

In the past violent responses to these kind of nonsense videos, innocent people have died on streets.

Argentina strongly condemns all recent terrorist acts that resulted in the death of innocent civilians.

No parents grieve for a lost embryo in the way that they would grieve over the death of a child.

Ibn Al Dunya, writing in Fustat, briefs us about the latest tragedy which took away five innocent lives.

Just yesterday, Israel sustained yet another suicide bombing, which like so many of its predecessors, claimed the lives of innocent civilians.

Innocent civilians, including women and children, are victims of ruthless killings, maiming, torture, forced recruitment and kidnapping.

Sentencing on Mubarak seems based on financial impact. he also should be trialled for easing murdering forbidding SOS services Egypt And Egyptian lawyer and the executive director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information Gamal Eid adds Our case is against the telecommunication companies. We are accusing them as accomplices in the killing of Egyptian protesters until they prove their innocence with documentation

Presumption of innocence applies to all citizens (articles 17 and 19 of the Constitution and article 8 of the Code of Criminal Procedure).

Those individuals have been advised of their status as suspects and are presumed innocent until proven guilty after trial.

As the principal victims targets of terrorist activities are innocent people, it is, indeed, the most flagrant violation of human rights.

Also, assassination by drones inevitably leads to the killing of innocent civilians the very crime that defines terrorism.

The presence of a Taliban truck does not justify bombing a village in which civilians are going about their daily lives.

There should be no uncertainty on this matter it is unacceptable for any community to condone the kidnapping, binding, gagging and murder of innocent civilians.

At the same time, we oppose the indiscriminate use of anti personnel mines, which cause death and injury to innocent people all over the world.

How can responsible governments simply look away when innocent people are being killed in large numbers? Tolerating genocide is intolerable.

Under Greek law the exercise of fundamental rights could not be assimilated to terrorist acts, unless innocent people were thereby harmed.

The reply from Morocco stated that the principle of fair trial is established in the law of criminal procedure , which entitles the public prosecutor to supervise the conduct of investigations by the judicial police and control its operations, as well as to visit the places of custody of persons suspected of committing an offence .

we insist on carrying on our peaceful struggle for our legitimate rights until our demands are met. We also reject all forms of violence, and we are innocent of any attacks on public facilities.

Finally, in its report the International Independent Investigation Commission acknowledged that it has an extensive programme of work and that it considers all persons including those against whom it has levelled accusations to be innocent until proven guilty.

Nevertheless, the doctrine that it is acceptable to take actions that will foreseeably kill innocent people can have the effect of leading us to treat more lightly than we should the deaths of those killed.

The Palestinian Authority should no longer confer with an organization that admittedly engages in the cold blooded murder of innocent civilians it should act responsibly and dismantle it.

In an era of globalization, there are no innocent bystanders. There are certainly no oases of prosperity in the face of yet another major shock in the global economy.

It may be tempting to declare that anyone who kills (or participates in killing) innocent people does not deserve to live. But is revenge a worthy motive for a state s actions, especially toward its own citizens?

Apparently, he believes that the chance of killing an important terrorist leader is sufficient justification for firing a missile that will almost certainly kill innocent human beings.

The Court was of the view that this relief should not be granted lightly, but where the imposition of the ban was penalizing innocent individuals, especially children it would cause irreparable harm and encroach on fundamental rights and so could rightfully be restrained.

We reiterate our strong and unequivocal condemnation of the acts of terrorism in Iraq, resulting in loss of innocent civilians and hostage takings of people from our countries and we reaffirm our strong support to international efforts aimed at defeating this global threat.

It is very disturbing to take someone s life, even a murderer s life, but sometimes highly unpleasant actions are necessary to prevent even worse behavior that takes the lives of innocent victims.

Qassam missiles, suicide bombers, snipers and attempts at mega terrorism were directed against innocent civilians as part of the armed intifada being carried out by organizations such as Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Fatah's Al Aqsa Brigade, whose goal was to wipe his country off the map.

Although it is true that thousands of the civilians killed in Dresden and other German cities were innocent at an individual level, there can be no doubt it was morally imperative that Germany be defeated collectively.

In short, while no one condones violence against innocents like that suffered by the victims at the Boston Marathon, Americans are far more aware than they were 12 years ago of their own slaughter of innocents around the world.

While acknowledging the right of Israel to defend itself against terrorist attacks in conformity with international law, it must be noted that extrajudicial killings amount to executions without trial and that innocent bystanders are often killed or injured in those operations.

Bush did not apologize for the attack, nor did he reprimand those who ordered it. Apparently, he believes that the chance of killing an important terrorist leader is sufficient justification for firing a missile that will almost certainly kill innocent human beings.

Prince Zeid Ra'ad Zeid Al Hussein (Jordan) (spoke in Arabic) I should like to extend to you, Sir, and to the members of the Security Council our sincere thanks and appreciation for your adoption of a presidential statement strongly condemning the terrorist attacks on innocent civilians yesterday in Amman.