The phrase "abuses such as rape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various forms of abuse, particularly in contexts related to violence, crime, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlighted the need for stronger laws to address various abuses such as rape and domestic violence."
Alternatives: "offenses like rape" or "crimes including rape".
Diplomats say the claims are credible but South Sudan's army is also fuelling dissent with abuses such as rape, killings and torture committed during a state disarmament campaign.
"Just as impunity has enabled violence and atrocities for decades in Colombia, sustainable peace won't be possible without holding accountable perpetrators of the worst abuses, such as rape, disappearances and torture".
According to Amnesty International discrimination has fuelled violence against women, with foreign domestic workers particularly at risk of abuses such as beatings, rape and even murder, and non-payment of wages.
It is thus not surprising that rape in war often involves heightened sadism, as well as additional abuses such as forcing men to watch the rape of their wives or daughters and forcing women to engage in sex with their own sons, brothers, or other family members.
These include the various types of abuses such as neglect, physical, sexual abuse and emotional abuse.
Other forms of abuse such as sexual harassment, marital rape, and domestic violence began to be challenged publicly once they'd been given a name.
The criminal justice system is struggling to cope with the number of women coming forward with terrible stories of rape, beatings and – a relatively new one, this – online forms of abuse such as revenge porn.
Do advise the teen by way of your teen to seek help from police or Child Services if there are situations those authorities can help with, such as rape, abuse or incest.
What in situations such as rape and abuse may be considered as sexual harassment, in the case of sex work is regarded as normal (Kole 2009).
I have spent the whole of my adult life fighting male violence, and much of my work involves researching topics such as rape, child sexual abuse, pornography and murder….
Building on this and subsequent revisions, Columbia University developed the "Neighborhood Method" to measure sensitive events, such as rape and sexual abuse, in situations of humanitarian concern where security, logistical and financial constraints can make large samples difficult to obtain.
