The phrase "ongoing crimes" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The population of the city is being affected by the ongoing crimes in the area."
The message that there would be no new cases on recent and ongoing crimes in Darfur has already had devastating effects on the region.
But none actually objected when asked questions like, "Do you think it is appropriate for women to wear bras to work?" So many people do nothing while witnessing ongoing crimes, psychologists have a name for it: the Bystander Effect.
"Sudan's government bears the bulk of the responsibility for these ongoing crimes but the international community, and particularly China, should be doing more to end the continuing human suffering there," the statement said.
A judge also ruled that an amnesty declared by the general for crimes committed during most of the 1970's did not apply to disappearances, which will be treated as kidnappings, ongoing crimes, until the victims' remains are found.
I am surprised that in your media there is hardly any attention to the human rights crimes committed by the Zionist regime, nor to the ongoing crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq.
A group of U.S. senators who recently visited a camp heard horrific stories of the ongoing crimes by the regime of Bashar al-Assad, as well as bitter complaints that Western countries — in particular, the United States — are doing little or nothing to help.
Mr. Bushnell said he remains wary of ongoing crime issues in the community.
The film reveals crimes that have been fabricated in the service of oppression as well as another, real and ongoing crime — against humanity.
He eventually made good on the threat, explaining that he could not stand by and watch "an ongoing crime of mass espionage" being covered up.
Other nations, fearful of Chinese bullying and eager to preserve economic ties, have been slow to condemn or even acknowledge this ongoing crime against humanity.
The cameras will not be permanently switched on and officers will be given specific guidelines for their use - such as during a stop-and-search or when approaching any potentially ongoing crime.
