Revenge may be frowned upon, viewed as morally destitute, papered over with platitudes about living well.
The Golan is Syrian sovereign territory that was illegally expropriated and then colonised, its inhabitants occupied and left destitute for over 40 years.
The Hotel Carlton pimping trial in Lille has heard of the power exerted by older men and business figures over destitute women in the northern French city, some of whom had been abused as children, and who found themselves passed around men in hotel rooms, apartments and as the "dessert course" at business lunches.
In family court, "Baby Boy Doe" is declared destitute and given over to child service since his parents have yet to claim him.
Once again, the specter of disenfranchised and radicalized young French Muslims hovers over the destitute neighborhoods of France's cities. Fifty years after the end of the war in Algeria, a new kind of civil war seems to be raging.
The piece didn't go into much detail, but it did reveal that Bourdin, also known as The Chameleon, had had a career impersonating destitute children, travelling all over Europe claiming to be an orphan or a damaged kid, with what seemed to be the express goal of being taken into care by social services.
The People's Car factory is already caught in the crossfire, as politicians and pressure groups squabble over forcing destitute farmers off their land for a project expected to bring 10,000 jobs to West Bengal.
The People's Car factory is already caught in the crossfire, as politicians and pressure groups squabble over forcing destitute farmers off their land for a project expected to bring 10,000 jobs to industry-hungry West Bengal.
Estimates suggest asylum seekers now receive 50 per cent less than British benefit claimants and it is thought this has affected over 27,800 already destitute asylum seekers.
All over the country, destitute people have fled the violence, and are now looking for food, shelter, protection and medical care.
