Sentence examples for former perpetrators from inspiring English sources

Former victims and former perpetrators would later sit down side by side together, some for the first time since Darfur's war broke out, sharing plates of macaroni and millet — and even the occasional dance — in a gesture of informal reconciliation.

Some participants are former perpetrators of violence against women and have credited participation in this workshop (or similar gender-transformative programing) as the catalyst for their transformation.

The concept of perpetration-induced traumatic stress (PITS) was introduced to describe an observable phenomenon that former perpetrators show a higher degree of PTSD [ 12- 14].

Few people believed there was adequate political will to go after other perpetrators: former president FW de Klerk heads a charitable foundation and boasts a Nobel peace prize; a doctor who once cooked up chemical weapons for the apartheid government runs a thriving Cape Town cardiology practice.

The greatest problem, however, is that the main perpetrators, former Western Pakistani officers, are not in the courtroom but in Pakistan.

While a number of cases do involve bitter exes whose express purpose is to harm or harass their former partners, many perpetrators don't know their victims at all.

In addition, women who had former partners as perpetrators were much more at risk of having multiple injuries.

In one particular episode, Mike discussed the controversial Ultimatebet.com superuser cheating scandal, as well seeking legal action as a victim of the scandal against the main perpetrator, former World Series of Poker Champion Russ Hamilton.

According to the Everytown analysis, in one-quarter of the mass shootings in which the perpetrator killed a former or current partner, the perpetrator would not have been barred from owning a firearm.

Most harass someone they know; 39% of perpetrators are former partners of their victims, according to the latest BCS.

If, to an indicted genocide perpetrator, the former signals indifference, the latter conveys unambiguous approval.