Sentence examples for denounce rape from inspiring English sources
Women's rights activists have to risk their lives to denounce rape in Mali.
The feminist author bell hooks probably explains my uneasiness better than I could when she points out that:... it has been a simple task for women to describe and criticise … the male objectification and dehumanisation of women; to denounce rape, pornography, sexualised violence, incest, etc.
As Black women and girls we find no space in SlutWalk, no space for participation and to unequivocally denounce rape and sexual assault as we have experienced it.
The Vatican supported denouncing rape in every context, intervening only to clarify that violence by an intimate partner is a subset of domestic violence.
A week later the group organized a protest at the Reebok flagship store, in Midtown Manhattan, in which about 100 people held signs denouncing rape and began sending Twitter messages to Reebok.
A Tierra Caliente native he first got into trouble in 2004, after he went to the prosecutor's office to denounce the rape of a parishioner, allegedly by a member of a drug cartel.
Dr. Mukwege presumably was targeted because of a strong speech he gave at the United Nations last month, denouncing mass rape in Congo and the impunity for it.
Describing Mukwege as "one of my heroes", New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof blogged: "Dr Mukwege presumably was targeted because of a strong speech he gave at the United Nations last month, denouncing mass rape in Congo and the impunity for it.
A month earlier, Dr. Mukwege had delivered a powerful speech at the United Nations in which he denounced mass rape in Congo and railed against his own government — which has a record of silencing critics — for allowing it to occur with impunity, to the point that the United Nations has called Congo "the rape capital of the world".
The facts are that I wrote Haiti's Constitution myself, and, if I do say it, I think it a pretty good Constitution" -- giving the Republican presidential candidate, Warren G. Harding, an occasion to denounce the alleged "rape of Haiti" and other West Indian islands).
One Democrat was prompted to denounce it as a "rape" bill.
