Sentence examples for ongoing brutality from inspiring English sources

This personal story is threaded around a thematic account of the last few years of Russian history: the ongoing brutality in Chechnya and the rising, mostly ignored violence elsewhere in the north Caucasus; the Georgian war; the second Khodorkovsky trial; Russia's awful demography and the post-imperial spasms of its foreign policy; the shaming farce of the Medvedev-Putin double act.

But she's resolute, "I don't think being an Australian complicates my ability to comment on this in fact it means that I have pretty sound understanding of our policies: their ugly history and ongoing brutality.

Enmeshed in the turmoil in Darfur, women and children are exposed to ongoing brutality.

NYC Shut It Down and Millions March formed to resist ongoing police brutality and institutional racism.

Branch was speaking in Baltimore's Station North Arts and Entertainment District, not far from the recent protests over the death of Freddie Gray and ongoing police brutality in the city.

His exemplary skill at blinding civilians earned him the nickname the "Eye Sniper", and his notoriety as a symbol of ongoing state brutality eventually led to a three-year jail sentence.

Baltimore is now facing two crises, he said, "increasing homicides and ongoing police brutality".

#BlackLivesMatter is about acknowledging that all lives should be considered equal, highlighting the institutional inequalities and ongoing police brutality which make that simple demand impossible to realize.

While #BlackLivesMatter may have disappeared from the trending section of Twitter in the past few weeks, the importance of raising awareness of ongoing police brutality and deaths hasn't expired.

For a vastly large fraction of the county that has witnessed failed indictments of police officers in several similar cases over the past year -- igniting marches, rallies, protests and violent outbursts -- the decision to prosecute the six officers is an overdue acknowledgment of ongoing police brutality seemingly unchallenged by both local and federal government.

Yet passages about ongoing police brutality called to mind present-day issues such as stop-and-frisk laws and the killings of Trayvon Martin and Sandra Bland who were viewed as the "perceived criminal threats" that Malcolm spoke of, simply because they happened to be black.