Sentence examples for abusive justice from inspiring English sources

"We'd like to know what efforts are being made by UK officials to challenge and prevent abuses in Saudi Arabia's highly abusive justice system?" she said.

"It was never clear what human rights safeguards or training were ever going to be built into this murky deal - for example would UK contractors have been actively trying to challenge and prevent human rights violations in countries with notoriously abusive justice systems, not least in Saudi Arabia?

"We think that the changes to the law are changes which are grafted onto a fundamentally abusive criminal justice system that — after these changes — the use of torture still remains a serious problem.

It provides desperately-needed emergency services and protections to victims of these crimes, empowering them to do their part in bringing abusive bosses to justice.

Yet Mariam Gevorgian managed to break out of an abusive marriage and seek justice against her attackers.

In Christie's story, an abusive man is brought to justice by the unexpected victims of the fallout of his crime against a young girl.

The UK has to keep company with all sorts of governments, many overseeing disreputable justice systems, draconian laws, abusive police forces and largely unaccountable armed forces.

We want them tried for endangering children, enabling abusive priests and conspiring to obstruct justice.

They are built on the premise that abusive fighters and their commanders can face justice, even if their government or ruling authority is not willing to take that step.

Forgotten in this frenzy is the court's desirable goal of bringing international war criminals to justice and its substantial protections against abusive prosecutions.

Here, Melissa speaks to VICE about her ongoing experience with the justice system, how she escaped an abusive relationship and overcame drug addiction, and her hopes for the future.