Christians and other minorities are often fraudulently victimized and charged with the country's flawed blasphemy laws.
Thirty years ago, the channels of New York's institutional life were charged with redressing the suffering of a single, badly victimized individual.
She said Ms. Gillespie's family had been victimized twice: once by Jerome Isaac, who has been charged with murder in Ms. Gillespie's death, and again by Mr. Weingrow.
"It seems the judicial system in this case has bent over backwards to further assist in further victimizing DeAndre". According to the warrant, Harris is charged with unlawfully stabbing, cutting or wounding Harold Ray Crews with the intent to maim, disfigure, disable or kill.
Rape victims in the country face a double risk of being subjected to violence: on one hand they can become victims of honor killings perpetrated by their families, and on the other hand they can be victimized by the laws of the country: they can be charged with adultery, a crime that can be punishable by death.
A man with a long criminal record was arrested on Saturday and charged with terrorizing the Upper East Side last week in a string of sexual assaults and robberies that victimized three women and a man, police officials said yesterday.
The boys were charged with murder, and the news media briefly revisited one of this city's continuing narratives, the victimizing of Asian food deliverymen.
(If you doubt his, ask yourself how you would feel if your 18-year-old son or daughter were arrested and charged with a felony. Then pivot and ask how you would feel if you or a loved one were victimized by the actions of "somebody else's" 18-year-old felon).
During the past week, a German lawyer charged with investigating the abuse of minors in a famous Catholic boys' choir in Bavaria revealed that two hundred and thirty-one children had been victimized over a period of decades.
When a police officer shoots and kills an unarmed African-American — especially when the officer isn't charged with a crime, as Michael Brown's killer was not, and Prince Jones's killer was not — he is, Coates wants us to understand, proving the continued existence of a system in which African-Americans are victimized by state power and are powerless to demand accountability.
