Victims of trafficking talk about having been the objects of physical abuse and attempted murder.
Other victims of trafficking speak about having been the objects of physical abuse and attempted murder.
When the malignant, often libellous words of battling attorneys are lifted out of the heated context of the trial and set in cold type, a new, more exquisite torture is suffered by the object of their abuse — who now stands exposed to the world's abuse.
The object of my abuse is a gas-conserving senior citizen.
In general, Slovakia's Gypsies are among the poorest people in a country that is still struggling economically after the collapse of Communism, and they are often the object of verbal abuse and other discrimination.
In the last few months, I've heard more than one diatribe directed at assistants in shops or banks, beginning with the familiar: 'You people...'. and ending with the suggestion that the object of the abuse should 'go back where you came from'.
The BBC has called for its journalists to be treated with more respect amid claims that they were the objects of "completely unacceptable" abuse and threats on social media.
Today we confront a nightmare world of children without parents, of classrooms without teachers, and of schools without students, a place where grandparents outlive grandchildren and orphans are objects of fear and abuse.
A world where an estimated 250 million child labourers are denied a childhood, many of them the objects of sexual trafficking and abuse.
The reasons for objecting to legalization were fear of abuse, ethical principles, religious beliefs and personal values [ 62, 75, 76].
No one objects to curbing abuse.
