"There would not be a feather on a hen harrier chick's head harmed," said Anderson.
Alcohol and other drugs were having a heavy impact on Indigenous life expectancy, and measures such as "dry zones", which banned alcohol in areas where people congregated to drink, were stopgap strategies that only harmed people in the long run, Wilson told Guardian Australia.
You can't watch anything to do with kids being harmed.
Scott lost her suit on a technicality, however, and, given the witch-hunting atmosphere of the times, the case certainly harmed her.
There is a legitimate case, in fact, that premature excitement harmed her development.
Another, and in my opinion, more interesting possibility is that when Atlas unlawfully asked its employees for their DNA, it harmed them by making them vulnerable to subsequent discrimination.
A different caller, with a strange voice, said, "I know you're not one of the ones that harmed Carole".
Rather than solely focusing on data, impact assessments need to address the range of privacy issues that emerge when new technologies, products and services are developed – who might be affected by privacy or surveillance risks, and how they might be harmed.
In order to protect citizens' privacy, policymakers need to look beyond a narrow focus on data protection to unpick what is really considered to be intrusive and a risk, and how people might be harmed.
Defense attorneys argue Montana's "stand your ground" law allows people to use deadly force when they believe they are going to be harmed.
Warsi has long held the view that British interests are harmed by a perception of official indifference to Palestinian suffering, and has tried, with escalating levels of irritation, to get that point across in private.
