But no one should be threatened with violence in the course of their work, however "lightheartedly".
or domestic or household violence – This violence is unavoidably committed in the course of preparing food, household cleanliness, washing, construction of houses, wells, etc. or Occupational Violence – This violence is connected to occupational undertakings like agriculture, building and operating industries, etc.
Hundreds of people were killed and injured in the subsequent violence over the course of at least five days.
Observation and interview data gathered between February 2015 and August 2016 indicate that CCM providers define trauma expansively to include individual experiences of violence such as childhood abuse and neglect or recent assault, traumatization in the course of accessing health care and structural violence.
In the course of human history, violence, even terror, is often used to quell political unrest.
In the course of their career 70% experience violence against their person [ 1].
But he also, in the course of the film, tells stories for the sake of revenge, in order to spark violence.
The NSW Ministry of Health and Justice Health policy "Zero Tolerance Response to Violence in the NSW Health Workplace" [ 39] defines workplace violence as: "…any incident in which employees are abused, threatened or assaulted in circumstances arising out of, or in the course of their employment.
In the course of two-day's work and learning, within the planned presentations and working groups, the conference "Violence Does Not Stop By Itself" will help develop new approaches to solving the problem of violence, forming a safer protection network for every child and develop mechanisms to sustain and further develop the "School without Violence" programme.
Seventy-two patients engaged in violence towards others during the course of their admission.
