The phrase "abduction victims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals who have been kidnapped or taken against their will.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to providing support and resources for abduction victims and their families."
Alternatives: "kidnapping victims" or "victims of abduction".
"As a result of the Japan-North Korea talks, the North Korean side promised … that it will make a comprehensive and overall investigation into all the Japanese, including abduction victims and missing people whose possibility of being abducted cannot be ruled out," Abe said.
Shizuka Kamei, one of the major candidates, said today at a news conference, "I really wonder why Japan does not take the step of imposing economic sanctions when it is said there are more than 100 abduction victims, and North Korea does not intend to deal with the matter appropriately".
This episode was originally going to be how Grissom was convinced that an abduction victim was still alive.
Soon after, The Times' Rebecca Keegan talked with the actress about her preparation for the tough role as a longtime abduction victim.
In over 90% of abductions, the victim (if female) is either raped or sexually assaulted.
However, because of similarities between that case and Jacob's abduction ― the victims were about the same age and their assailant had a similar description ― authorities decided to search Heinrich's residence for potential evidence, said an affidavit attached to the criminal complaint.
"I have concluded both murders involved the abduction of the victim and sexual conduct and both were aggravated by the concealment of the bodies.
Gang rape and rape in public were often described as occurring in tandem with village attacks by armed men that also involved looting, rape with instruments such as guns, abduction of the victim, forced incest (an assailant forcing a family member such as a father or brother to have sex with the victim), and injury or execution of family members.
The Home Office study found that a disproportionate number of victims of abduction by strangers were black – 17 per cent.
Representatives for Ms. Dugard, now 31, indicated that she had filed the complaint after two failed attempts at mediation with the government and was seeking money for the JAYC Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to victims of abduction, which she founded.
