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bear witness against

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See: betray, denounce, disclose, inform
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To protest' and its Latin predecessors and French cognates are originally as often or more often positive as negative; to protest was once to bear witness to something and only as a consequence of that allegiance to bear witness against something else.
The Manners In Which We Live by Rod Dreher / www.Culture11.com
During the initial phase of the Prophet's settlement in Medina, prior to the conflicts of alliances, the Prophet Muhammad sternly admonished: "He who is unjust with a contractor (Christians and Jews of Medina), I shall bear witness against him on the Day of Judgment".
Muslims against anti-Semitism: ways to promote common values by Ramadan, Tariq / UN Chronicle
In a statement, Pearl's father said, ``We are convinced that our world will be strengthened and more secure when people of courage and goodwill stand together in solidarity to bear witness against terror and the anti-Semitic prejudice that killed our son.
IN REMEMBRANCE EVENTS SET TO MARK YEAR SINCE PEARL'S ABDUCTION by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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