In defense of public

The French Rally to the Republic

This is how I stand up for myself.

Then I will fight you for her life.

Jonas Gahr Støre In defense of dialogue

How would you like this square in the kisser?

... thatyoudidn'tkillHammond in selfdefense... .

That makes it selfdefense, doesn't it?

I drawed in selfdefense. I got witnesses.

Medals are no defense.

Israel is, therefore, acting to defend its citizens and to defend the peace process as well.

We wish to work to defend the human rights of all indigenous peoples.

Our forces and our people remain ready to fight on in defense of their liberty and their principles.

Ensayos sobre Derechos Humanos y Derecho Internacional Humanitario (CEP, Lima).

You will be speaking also in defence of your own Russia, for our peoples have always shared a common destiny.

It is incumbent upon us to demonstrate our moral and political support in defence of the besieged people of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In his youth, he was a sports hero during the Second World War he fought to defend his homeland.

This is all on behalf of a cause other than one's own genetic fitness, of course.

Could be that you owe the lieutenant a chance to find a defense.

In 2004, a Bill had been put forward to ensure that all perpetrators of honour killings were tried.

Because we are fighting back in self defence, they say that our actions theirs and ours are morally equivalent.

The Commission on Human Rights has lost its ability to act effectively on behalf of victims, and thus its credibility.

The international community should require Israel to explain how the annexation of territories and the establishment of settlements constituted self defence.

Thanks to the collaboration and harmony that prevailed among all its members, we made important advances in defence of the interests of the developing world.

To the captain to tell him we shot another Indian in selfdefence?

Perhaps the time has now come for you to speak out boldly in its defence.

A number of those security forces were killed.

The French Minister of Defence, Michele Alliot Marie, confirmed that French troops had opened fire on civilians out of legitimate self defence and in the context of their duty to protect civilians and evacuate foreign nationals from Abidjan.

quot Nothing in this Convention shall be construed so as to derogate from the right to act in self defence. quot

quot Nothing in this Convention shall be construed so as to derogate from the right to act in self defence.

Some NGOs do collect data on violence against women, particularly the so called honour killings etc.

Of the total 2,774 women victims, 1,578 were killed in Punjab, 751 in Sindh, 260 in the NWFP and 185 in Balochistan.

We are also speaking in defence of the rights of the entire international community rights that are violated by the illegal unilateral policy.

One must conclude that the police action did not fall within the regulatory framework governing the legitimate use of firearms.

But there is also the need for a capacity in all peace keeping operations for a forceful response in self defence.

This is an attempt to tie the hands of countries that cherish their sovereignty and independence and want to fight in defence of those inalienable principles.

The talk shows addressed the issues of honour killings, dowry, violence against women, juvenile justice, jail reforms, child labour and minority rights.

In self defence and acting according to the rules of the border service, the Yugoslav patrol returned fire and in consequence the two terrorists lost their lives.

15. An assessment of utilization of veto power would indicate that the veto is being used in support of partisan and national interest rather than in defence of issues and principles and in the interest of the international community.

Libya cannot afford to overlook this invasion or keep silent about it, first, as a matter of principle and, secondly, because Haiti has a special place in our history.

The law enforcement machinery needs to be made more competent and resourceful in pursuing cases of violence against women, particularly honour killings.

In the strangulated towns and villages of Bosnia the people are desperately struggling for survival with hope in their hearts and shelling in their ears.

Just say the accused was ably defended but you can't beat the evidence. That's all.

This misplaced sense of honour sometimes has serious consequences as in the case of so called honour killings when a woman asserts her independence and goes against the wishes of her family.

The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2004 has been enacted specifically to combat so called honour killings (see para 25, Chapter XV).