Sentence examples for escaping violence from inspiring English sources

Another 45,000 refugees are in Chad's south, escaping violence in the Central African Republic.

Many women (pdf) become homeless escaping violence and often after prolonged experiences of trauma, including physical, sexual and emotional abuse.

Typically families with some means flee farther when escaping violence, while poorer families might move only a few miles to a place where there is less fighting.

Stratton swatted down rumors that the residents would come from Syria, and insisted they have "all been checked and they have no criminal background, rather they're escaping violence".

Sandra White, the Scottish National Party MSP for Glasgow Kelvin and a member of the Scottish parliament's cross-party group on asylum seekers told the newspaper, "Very many asylum seekers are fleeing for their lives, escaping violence and persecution.

Until now, non-British women escaping violence had no right to access refuges or benefits if they were on spousal visas – and so were faced with destitution if they chose to leave their husbands, or were thrown out by them.

Why can't these emerging hip-hop players escape violence?

Fleeing the war does not mean that they have escaped violence and degradation.

For women living in 13 surrounding villages trying to escape violence, it is often the only option.

Another unchanged feature is the misery and frustration of people trying to cross between Syria and Iraq to escape violence and poverty.

After the revolution Mexico became "an island of peace, where refugees came from all over the world to escape violence".