Sentence examples for british violence from inspiring English sources
Of course, no British artist painted victims of British violence in this compassionate way.
Your editorial (Kenya – evil and the empire, 6 May) draws a comparison with the South African truth and reconciliation process, suggesting that payment to the victims of British violence in Kenya in the 1950s "coupled to a frank confession might help draw a line".
His agitation also occasionally drew the ire of Gandhi, who believed Rai's more heated agitation (and his public standoffs with colonial authorities) would provoke British violence.
British state violence was rampant.
But this has to include the victims of British state violence and collusion.
In an interview before the meeting, he said: "I represent people who have been terribly hurt by British state violence over many years.
Outside Kenya, no other field has the depth or breadth of revisionist scholarship documenting British colonial violence at the end of empire.
The gradual erosion of government funding has made the sector ever more reliant on voluntary income, but fund-raising for domestic abuse victims remains tricky: In a sign of how much of a social taboo the issue remains, more than twice as much money is given to the Donkey Sanctuary as to Refuge and Women's Aid, the two largest British domestic violence charities, combined.
The pressure, pumped up by some anti-British terrorist violence, had come from Greek-Cypriots.
Kwame Kwritesmaboutithe about the subject that matters most to him: black British youth mistaking violence for success and aspiring to the dead-end glamour of being the baddest men on the block.
Ed Husain of the Quilliam Foundation argues that the government's Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE) strategy, also known as Prevent, should target Muslims he describes as Islamists whether or not they are suspected of terrorism or violent extremism because, he says, they are extremists and "provide the mood music" for the 7/7 bombers and others who threaten the British public with violence.
