The phrase "abusive human" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person who engages in abusive behavior towards others, often in contexts discussing relationships, behavior, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlighted the actions of the abusive human who manipulated and harmed those around them."
Alternatives: "abusive individual" or "abusive person".
Eritrea has one of the most abusive human-rights records in the world.
It is not strong enough to prevent attacks from other animals or from abusive humans.
Turkey is too big (it will soon have more people than Germany), too Asian, too army-dominated, too abusive of human rights—above all, too Muslim.
Although the United States government is vigilant about demanding democracy from its enemies, it often turns a blind eye when the governments of allies are undemocratic, corrupt, abusive of human rights or all three.
Some members have certainly used SheSaid.So's platform for comparing notes on abusive colleagues, getting human resources advice or simply venting on how to handle difficult workplaces.
Malaysia occupies a strategically important position in global shipping routes, but its government has a long history of supporting some of the most abusive forms of human trafficking, earning it a spot on the State Department's official list of the worst abettors of modern slavery.
Moreover, I think answering is not the most effective way to make humans less abusive; simply answering "I can not handle that request" or just ignoring human abuse might be more effective UX.
From 1933 to 1945, the Nazi era, it represented the culmination of all that has been abusive and unjust in human history.
More than 1,000 women a year are victims of so-called honor killings and many more are victims of acid attacks, child marriage and abusive punishments, including stoning, human rights activists report.
This comic could be about an abusive relationship with another human or maybe giving a personality to depression or negative thoughts.
