This approach has the advantage of focusing on what the perpetrator did, rather than on how the victim responded (that is, on whether her behavior constituted, or could reasonably have been seen by the perpetrator as constituting, consent).
NI Liberal Democrats Chairman, Michael Carchrie Campbell, described the perpetrators as terrorists.
Unconscionably, those reports frequently come along with claims by the perpetrators that, as adults, those perpetrated against had some part in it.
The study looks at the number of perpetrators as well as individual descriptive characteristics (sex, age, and role in the sport organization) of perpetrators of psychological, physical and sexual violence as reported retrospectively by victim-respondents.
Two Penn State University studies on racial perceptions and stereotypes, one in 2003 and a follow-up study in 2008, found that many whites are likely to associate pictures of blacks with violent crimes, and in some cases where crimes were not committed by blacks they misidentified the perpetrator as an African-American.
There is, in addition, the practical question of how we can prevent HLP from being appropriated illegally, if the act employed by the perpetrators is justifiable as an exception.
One report identified the perpetrator as a Dagestani woman by the name of Oksana Aslanova, widow of a militant.
Almost all women (95.7%) identified the perpetrator as an armed person and fourteen women (3.1%) disclosed sexual violence perpetrated against them by an armed person in Syria.
Those Were the Days: The Holocaust As Seen by the Perpetrators and Bystanders (1988), written with Willi Dressen and Volker Riess, is the only one of Klee's books to be translated into English.
