Gross Violations Watch

It seems there a lot of “gross violations” going on out there.

I checked into the matter after hearing about the story at the end of this post.

In India

The DGCA has said this was a gross violation of rules as low-cost airlines cannot overbook.

In Arizona

“This appears to be a gross violation of attendance keeping,” Rowe said, adding that the board voted after an eight-month investigation of thousands of pages of enrollment and attendance documents. Earlier this year, board staff found Franklin Arts had an overstated enrollment of at least 267 students.

In Vermont

“This weekend, I had been informed that certain private individuals have obtained information from my personnel file,” Sullivan wrote. “This is a gross violation of the law and my rights as an employee of the city.”

In Nigeria

“This deliberate act of omission/negligence/ignorance is a gross violation of the provisions of the Public Order Act which requires Political Parties/Groups to obtain permit upon application to the Commissioner of Police within 48 hrs before the date of such meetings.”

In Iran

The Chatham House report ignores the very obvious fact that the Iranian regime has suppressed the Iranian people for more than 25 years and has a very horrible record in human rights in Iran, and has already been condemned more than 51 times by various United Nations bodies for gross violation of human rights.

In Pakistan

They said the attack on The News and Geo offices was a gross violation of people’s right to free expression.

In the Philippines

Barias said the actions of the Cafgu detachment personnel amounted to gross violation of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act.

In Germany

“Feeding by hand is not species-appropriate but a gross violation of animal protection laws,” animal rights activist Frank Albrecht was quoted as saying by the mass-circulation Bild daily, which has featured regular photo spreads tracking fuzzy Knut’s frolicking. “The zoo must kill the bear.”