Condemnation (noun)

1. An official statement or judgement that something is bad or wrong.
2. The act of expressing strong disapproval of something.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin condemnatio(n-), from the verb condemnare (see condemn).

Examples:

1. The court passed a condemnation of the criminal's actions.
2. The group issued a condemnation of the government's policies.
3. The statement was a condemnation of the company's practices.
4. The resolution was a condemnation of the organization's behavior.
5. The letter was a condemnation of the individual's actions.