Sentence examples for extensive atrocities from inspiring English sources

"But it is clear that the Nigerian military is guilty of extensive atrocities".

For far too long, dictators and warlords who have inflicted extensive atrocities on the African people have gone unpunished.

"Under the command of Sultani Makenga, M23 has carried out extensive atrocities against the civilian population of the DRC.

A15 Rights Charges on Chechnya The United Nations high commissioner for human rights said she had heard and seen "shocking" evidence of extensive human rights atrocities by Russian forces.

According to Jane's Defence Weekly, though, Ceku played a leading role in the 1995 Croatian offensive, and in another, in 1993, which also featured extensive, well-documented atrocities against civilians.

Despite unusual restrictions placed on her tour of the ruined Chechen capital of Grozny on Monday, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Mary Robinson, said today that she had heard and seen "shocking" evidence of extensive human rights atrocities by Russian military forces in Chechnya.

The book is based on Turse's discovery of theretofore secret internal military investigations of US-perpetrated atrocities alongside extensive reporting in Vietnam and among American veterans, and it reminds us that the most significant fact about the Vietnam War is its most overlooked: massive and devastating Vietnamese civilian suffering.

The book is based on Turse's discovery of theretofore secret internal military investigations of US-perpetrated atrocities alongside extensive reporting in Vietnam and amongst American veterans and it reminds us that the most significant fact about the Vietnam War is its most overlooked: massive and devastating Vietnamese civilian suffering.

A detailed Channel 4 investigation broadcast in June 2011 contained disturbing and extensive new footage showing alleged atrocities by Sri Lankan forces, again dismissed as fabricated.

Whether or not this is true, his membership in Al Qaeda more or less rules out his "innocence" in any important sense, and his rank in the organization suggests that his knowledge of planned atrocities must be extensive.

But some of the legislation, such as the Terrorism Act 2000, which authorised extensive stop-and-search powers, pre-dated the atrocities of 9/11 in the US and 7 July 2005 in London.