Sentence examples for commit serious abuses from inspiring English sources

After careful consideration, we and other members of our board stressed that democracies, too, commit serious abuses, with the United States' "war on terrorism" and Israel's conduct in Gaza just the latest examples.

And the U.S. government knows -- the Wikileaks memos tell us that the U.S. government knows -- that there are elements in the security forces that not only commit serious abuses but are directly tied to organized crime.

Human rights advocates say that the Mexican Army has committed serious abuses.

"But in multiple raids throughout the country, the security forces themselves have allegedly committed serious abuses – including unlawful killings – in the very communities that need their protection".

He was asked about an interview he gave the BBC in September in which he supported the idea of "striking off" journalists who were found to have committed serious abuses.

"In North Sinai, the military has committed serious abuses, likely including extrajudicial killings, in its campaign against an affiliate of the extremist group Islamic State, whose fighters have targeted suspected civilian collaborators and Christians for death," Human Rights Watch said.

Now, General Musharraf is vulnerable to attack in his own country, even by people who oppose the insurgency, for having been forced to end all support for militant separatists without obtaining anything in return from India, which human rights groups say has committed serious abuses as it has struggled to keep a hold on the region.

Human rights groups say his militia in Chechnya has committed serious abuses, including kidnapping and torture.

Human rights groups have accused the Malian army of committing serious abuses.

But some members have asked how the American public would react if American-trained Nigerian troops, using American equipment, commit serious rights abuses.

The 1990's saw several massacres of men, women and children in the poorest regions of Mexico, where "military personnel and police continued to commit serious human rights abuses," the State Department said in February.