Sentence examples for continue to be victimised from inspiring English sources

They accused the site of profiting from the "suffering of the women and children who continue to be victimised by Craigslist".

"As with most mainstream media, when it comes to victims of colour, they continue to be victimised and criminalised even in their death," writes Yesha Callahan for the Root.

Areas where there is abuse at any level, whether it is physical abuse, whether it is viciousness in terms of language, whether it is economic bullying, whether it is [emotional abuse], the victim of that poor behaviour should probably not be placed in a circumstance where they can continue to be victimised".

Luis Suarez could quit English football if he continues to be "victimised", says former Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli.

"Unless our criminal justice process responds appropriately to the needs of young witnesses, this vulnerable and much victimised group will continue to be denied full access to justice," says Plotnikoff. "Enabling the evidence of young witnesses through support, effective pre-trial and trial management and the control of unfair questioning are vital aspects of that response".

"People think of them as oppressed, ready to be victimised.

We have simply refused to be victimised due to climate change.

"However, women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimised".

I didn't want to be bullied into cancelling but I didn't want to be victimised either.

"I've been told I'm not supposed to say this – however, women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimised".

The system could not manage victims' anger and desire for restitution, leaving them vulnerable to being victimised further.