Sentence examples for face abuse from inspiring English sources

Most fearful are the ethnic Chinese, who often face abuse in the streets.

News that 25 of the island's 855 priests face abuse allegations, has shocked the Maltese.

Girls in Darfur face abuse, rape and kidnapping by the Janjaweed.

Live-in workers are more likely to face abuse, including rape and physical violence.

As in other countries, they face abuse and exploitation, with few legal protections.

Physicians who stay face abuse by Iraq's security forces, who often demand priority -- and miracles -- for wounded troops and police.

Firstly, we are far more likely to face abuse – especially if we are wearing the headscarf or veil.

This is how online harassment differs from regular, in-your-face abuse.

While many schools do have anti-bullying policies, these tend to focus on face-to-face abuse.

A statement from Channel 4 says as a channel "we stand up for diversity and inclusion", adding: "If face-to-face abuse is not tolerated in our society is it right that it's tolerated online?".

"Although I've never received physical or face-to-face abuse, I am very aware of stares and raised eyebrows when holding my partner's hand," Joe is quoted as saying.