The phrase "abuse of ethnic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the misuse or exploitation of ethnic identity or groups, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse of ethnic minorities in the region, calling for immediate action to protect their rights."
Alternatives: "exploitation of ethnic" or "misuse of ethnic".
The US government has apologised for the abuse of ethnic minorities at least twice in the past.
The EU summit communiqué omitted any mention of human-rights abuses in Chechnya because, says one EU official, Mr Putin insisted that it mention also the supposed abuse of ethnic Russians' civil rights in Latvia.
He said in court that he "had no intention of harming either NATO or France" and that he was acting on orders received in an anonymous telephone call from a military authority as part of efforts to convince Serbia that NATO would carry out threats to bomb if Serbia's abuse of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo did not stop.
Cameron is aware that Ukip leader Nigel Farage has been trying to exploit the evidence of child abuse by members of ethnic minorities to demand tougher action.
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He found evidence of "sustained abuse" of players from ethnic minority groups and he, too, noticed a reluctance to report incidents of racism.
The worst human rights abuses, rape, forced relocation of ethnic minorities and forced labour still continue at a widespread and systematic level.
Some Afghans are concerned that in the future the growing biometric database could be abused as a weapon of ethnic, tribal or political retaliation — a census of any particular group's adversaries.
In fact, this system is most likely to be abused to the detriment of ethnic minorities in China.
Overthrown in a palace coup last November and held under various forms of custody since, Mr. Zhivkov is the subject of a criminal investigation to determine whether he should face charges of embezzlement, abuse of power and causing ethnic unrest.
But some democracy activists say the rewards have been too much, too fast, allowing some abuses to continue, like repression of ethnic minorities.
