It is hurtful to know others come along and take advantage of some elderly black farmers who had already endured mistreatment by their own government.
Many would-be grooms endured mistreatment and discrimination as migrant workers in Iran or turned to the drug trade in an attempt to raise the thousands of dollars demanded by brides' families.
I will not forget about the courageous little boys and girls who endured mistreatment at newly desegregated schools, because their skin color was a few shades darker than their classmates.
Burton and the Florida ACLU are now appealing the Circuit Court's decision to Tallahassee's First District Court of Appeals, where oral arguments were heard last week, in the hope that future patients will not have to endure such mistreatment.
Iraqi detainees who survived the detention said they endured humiliating mistreatment and brutality, including interrogation techniques specifically outlawed by the British Government in 1972 such as: hooding, sleep deprivation, and being made to stand in painful "stress positions".
Some commentators seem to be itching to see a real-life version of the bestseller Gone Girl, even though it is clear that Papini endured horrific mistreatment while in captivity.
The gripping true story of an American Muslim who endured inhumane mistreatment after staying in New Orleans to help hurricane Katrina's victims, Dave Eggers's Zeitoun (Hamish Hamilton) might not sound like an upbeat poolside read but it had me brimming with joy and crying angry tears.
This publication, We Needed the Work: Latino Worker Voices in the New Economy, tells the story of hardworking Latinos who have endured instability, mistreatment and the violation of their basic rights, all in an effort to support themselves and their families.
In the end Yunus Rahmatullah and Amanatullah Ali would endure years of mistreatment at the hands of the US military at Bagram, much of it as "ghost prisoners", unable to communicate with anyone outside.
(This line is not always clear, and many migrants endure varying degrees of mistreatment).
