The phrase "abuse world" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a context or environment characterized by abuse, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The documentary sheds light on the abuse world that many children face in their homes."
Alternatives: "environment of abuse" or "culture of abuse".
Beyond the fight for truth, justice and the American way, comic books have tackled issues far and wide: prejudice, drug abuse, world hunger and more.
Rather than ordinary lives lived by black people, we see extraordinary black lives onstage: civil rights pioneers; success in spite of prejudice; victims of racist abuse; world heavyweight champions.
Graham had a hand in putting on the Live Aid global famine relief concert in 1985 and the Human Rights Now! tour in 1988 to highlight and protest human rights abuses around the world.
However, human rights organisation Amnesty International has accused Qatar of abusing World Cup workers, while Hogli said conditions were "cruel".
While Beijing's claims that Washington is the aggressor and is spurring global protectionism, China's trading partners have complained for years that it abuses World Trade Organization rules and propagates unfair policies at home that lock foreign firms out of some sectors as domestic champions are being nurtured.
He and his wife successfully tapped into a well of Serbian resentment that lingered from 500 years of Ottoman rule and murderous abuse during World War II.
The head of Fifa's anti-racism task force has voiced his disappointment at the failure to appoint staff trained to record discriminatory abuse in World Cup stadiums in the wake of a series of contentious incidents.
In the substance abuse treatment world, we have seen a significant change in who is coming in for treatment for heroin/opioid problems.
"Only concerted Fifa action to prevent abuses on World Cup sites will save the soul of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar," it said.
That was ruled an inadequate defense many decades ago during the Nuremburg trials after the Nazi abuses of World War II.
The revelations about physician Larry Nassar's widespread, decades-long abuse of world-class American gymnasts, with the alleged complicity of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and USA Gymnastics, exposed a badly broken system of sports governance in the United States.
