He was not tried by a jury of his peers; police officers tampered with evidence; and the prosecution suppressed exculpatory evidence.
The consultant interviewed project coordinators, officers, peer educators, youth leaders, UNICEF officers, and staff in the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and District Health Centres.
Investigators worked together with outreach program officers, peer educators, and district HIV program managers to identify target groups, data sources, and key informants.
This resulted in a wide range of community support initiatives (e.g. community health workers, community care workers, lay health workers, treatment buddies, field officers, peer educators/counsellors, adherence supporters, etc).
These programme development matrices are developed for each level of the intervention, meaning one for the student, one for the teachers, and one for each actor in the social environment (e.g. parents, police officers, peer educators, health workers).
Four burly officers peered out at the young men.
His focus was on the perpetrators and their consciences, with close-ups of German officers peering through spyholes in the gas chambers.
When law enforcement officers peered through a rear window of the four-bedroom house on Wednesday morning, they could barely believe their eyes.
Two white police officers peered at him from their squad car, he said, and one of them told him he looked "suspicious".
"MPs, MEPs and peers, senior party officers and committee members, as well as the leader, visit the exhibition to chat to stand-holders and pose for photographs".
