Imagine that, a tiny little defenseless woman working in a unit surrounded by 150 so-called hardened criminals who are doing decades of their lives.
"To burden the already defenseless public works employees with the issue of surveillance is unacceptable and embitters their lives," said Mate Szabo, a director of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union.
And Atlantic writer Eric Schlosser, in his book Reefer Madness, exposes the hypocrisy of cracking down on undocumented immigration while exploiting the work of defenseless laborers and employing them under profitable conditions that would not be permissible with locals.
The comic tragedy is a bourgeois nightmare: out of work, alone, unloved, physically defenseless, spiritually unmoored, clinically clumsy, devoid of charm, Warren is condemned to life with nothing but the weight of his dark memories.
Mr. Adkins's case underscores the difficulty of this work: While many residents are defenseless — children like Jonathan Carey, or those with cerebral palsy or other debilitating diseases — Mr. Adkins stands 6 feet 5, and his weight has topped 300 pounds.
You don't want to find yourself in a position where you're defenseless against people not paying for your work or violating your intellectual property rights.
In the piece, Sendak explains why his writing and illustration style is so markedly different from the plethora of children's works already on the scene: "Being defenseless is a primary element of childhood.
You have brought to life the spirit of the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity, which seeks to recognize those risking themselves for the benefit of others, in your work to advocate on behalf of the defenseless.
Investigators determined that troops under Major Del Río's command seized the three defenseless men from a sugarcane field where they were working, killed them and later said the deaths happened during combat against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, a rebel group.
Speaking of violence, criminalizing sex work also renders those employed in the industry nearly defenseless in the workplace.
