Sentence examples for organized abuse from inspiring English sources

In its first official report on the issue, the United Nations said that in addition to spontaneous "street" violence, people perceived as being members of a sexual minority may be targets of organized abuse, "including by religious extremists, paramilitary groups, neo-Nazis and extreme nationalists".

Cases of animal cruelty fall into four categories — neglect; intentional abuse and torture; organized abuse, such as cock and dog fighting; and sexual abuse of animals — and the agency is now monitoring them as it does other serious crimes.

"It is thought investigations are looking at those who may have assisted Savile, helped organize abuse, cover it up or taken part in assaults themselves," the BBC story said.

But theirs has become one of the tribunal's best documented cases of organized sexual abuse.

Scotland Yard last week stepped up its investigation of claims of "serious and organized sexual abuse" by announcing that it was investigating the killings of three boys.

A British parliamentary report has warned that organized sex abuse is widespread in England, and called for local councils to review their child protection procedures.

They said they were looking into allegations of serious, organized sexual abuse after Nick said he and several other boys were driven to properties in London and the Home Counties where they were raped, cut and beaten.

Janisse: As gets mentioned in the book a few times, this kind of a panic resurfaced in the UK in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal and in both cases the idea of organized child abuse always somehow gets lumped in with a supernatural conspiracy in a way that undermines the charges.

"The shocking reality is that such new technologies are increasingly employed by networks of child traffickers, sex tourists and paedophiles to facilitate organized sexual abuse and violence.

The STFM Addictions Working Group could assist by organizing Substance Abuse Theme Days and by creating a "resource list" of faculty who would be willing to teach curriculum modules at other programs and/or assist in developing substance abuse curricula.

Campaigners want the government's inquiry into child abuse to tackle organized and institutional child abuse from 1945 until today and to be a statutory inquiry with power to stop any more evidence disappearing or being shredded.