In fact, defilement is a capital offence in cases where the victim has been infected with HIV/Aids virus or is very young and has been defiled by a relative ─ categorised as aggravated defilement.
The gospel of repentance presupposes deep defilement in individuals and in society.
Peter Georges of the St Nicholas Uganda Children's Fund, writing about child poverty in Uganda, says defilement of school-age girls is common.
After producing a wretched Opel-derived subcompact for General Motors (the Pontiac LeMans, in the final defilement of that once-great name), Daewoo of South Korea entered the American market on its own.
Meanwhile, our heroine goes to college and pursues a career of shame and abandonment, seeking damage and defilement in a trail of sexual encounters that are anonymous, aimless and finally, horribly masochistic.
Bathing and clothes changing rituals are deeply ingrained practices post-defecation and after many other kinds of ritual defilement in Indian society [ 21, 35].
I pray that You cleanse it of any defilement in it or upon it, and that You make it holy for the work of Your glory.
The range of sexual violations experienced by the women not only included those that were outright violent (rape, abduction with sex, forced incest), but also those that were coercive in nature (sex in exchange for gifts, defilement and sexual comforting) which took advantage of the women and girls increased vulnerability due to the war and it's associated mass poverty.
Because Hilde was not Jewish, Paul was open to charges of "racial defilement," and in 1938 he fled Austria.
The police's 2007 Crime Report says 12,230 defilement cases were reported in 2007 against 15,385 in 2006.
