"These [people] are not only murdered, flogged, chained up like wild beasts, hunted far and wide and their dwellings burnt, their wives raped, their children dragged away to slavery and outrage, but are shamelessly swindled into the bargain.
Some of the many foreign-owned tourist companies have been complicit in the Tanzanian government's parcelling up and flogging off of the lands over which the Masai roamed, evicting families in their hundreds from parks.
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Hard-liners shudder, but they have long since given up flogging women for bad hijab.
No wonder desperate employees ended up flogging policies to themselves and their family members to keep food on the table.
I make my way to Whitefriargate and from here towards the Old Town where, in other cities, artsy shops would no doubt have sprung up, flogging oddments and curiosities.
Meanwhile, Stoke-on-Trent has not ended up flogging its houses for a quid purely as the result of industrial decline and depopulation, but as the result of the attempt to renew its housing market.
There's long been a belief in advertising circles that folky music automatically lends your product a warmth and humanity, which is why José González's acoustic cover of Heartbeats ended up flogging Sony TVs rather than the original electro-pop version by The Knife.
For the full year he ended up flogging $11 million worth of camera equipment compared with $2.3 million sales at his shop.
Because they kept shoe-horning Windows onto a slate and called it a tablet while the nascent smartphone and declining PDA market ran circles around those ridiculous technological chimeras that Microsoft gave up flogging years ago.
Avon flogs make-up and skin cream under its own brand.
