Sentence examples for mistreating children from inspiring English sources
The safety officers, who have been accused in many instances of mistreating children, are peace officers assigned to the schools.
The couple, Rebecca and David Corneau, are members of The Body, a tiny sect that rejects modern medicine and, state officials say, has a history of mistreating children.
Now the joint inspection has revealed that the children's prison, currently run by the Ministry of Justice, is again mistreating children in its care.
In 2016, the government stepped in at the end of its contract with G4S to run Medway Secure Training Centre, after undercover reporters filmed staff apparently mistreating children.
As more states have gotten this message — sometimes after being sued for mistreating children in custody — the number of young offenders held in confinement has begun to go down.
Earlier this year G4S had its contract to run Medway Secure Training Centre taken away by the government after allegations of mistreating children and cooking the books when it came to recording restraints.
"Marabouts who mistreat children in this way should be punished with the full force of the law," Diao added.
Routinely in Dahl's books, adults who mistreat children or animals get grotesque comeuppances, and these are often engineered by the victims, through their own cunning and courage.
But the Gateses, along with a half-million other people, remain listed in a statewide database of people who mistreat children — a registry that often bars them from having child-care jobs, taking in foster children or adopting children, their life's work.
When the story first broke six years ago, the cable-news media received scrutiny for devoting so much time to the disappearance of one pretty, white young woman from an affluent suburb when similar attention was rarely, if ever, paid to the lost, mistreated children of the urban underclass.
"Please don't mistreat children the way your country has treated me," the boy said through an interpreter.
