Sentence examples for perpetrated between from inspiring English sources

Werfalli's alleged crimes were perpetrated between June 2016 and July 2017.

including violence perpetrated within the family and the community, violence perpetrated between 1998 and 2003 (during "the tensions") and violence relating to the development of extractive industries.

The survivors yesterday presented a denuncia, or criminal complaint, against Mr Rios Montt and his military high command alleging genocide and war crimes perpetrated between March and December of 1982.

In what has been called the largest human rights trial in Argentina's history, the defendants will stand trial for their roles in cases of kidnapping, torture and murder perpetrated between 1976 and 1983, as well as the regime's notorious "death flights" – the practice of drugging opponents and dropping them from aircraft over the Rio de la Plata and Atlantic Ocean.

Opened last spring, the six-acre memorial includes the names of more than 4,400 African American victims of lynchings that were perpetrated between 1877 and 1950 in hundreds of counties over a dozen mostly-Southern states.

The ensuing violence and rape has largely fallen along ethnic lines, perpetrated between a mostly Dinka army and predominantly Nuer rebels, many of them former government soldiers.

Among the nine sites in six countries (Bangladesh, China, Cambodia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Sri Lanka), any rape had been perpetrated by between 9 (urban Bangladesh) - 61 % (Papua New Guinea) of men [ 29] and between 5.7 % (Rural Indonesia) and 25%% (Cambodia) of men who had ever raped a woman had undertaken MPR [ 29].

The APLA perpetrated several massacres between 1991 and 1994, including killings in a pub and a church in Cape Town.

This article examines the genesis and implementation of the Atrocities Documentation Project initiated by the US State Department as well as the US government's determination that genocide had been perpetrated in Darfur, Sudan, between late 2003 and August 2004.

A recent study, "Now, the world is without me," by Oxfam and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative shows that while the majority of rape victims surveyed were gang-raped by armed men, there was a 17-fold increase in rapes perpetrated by civilians between 2004 and 2008.

In the questionnaire it was possible to distinguish between external and internal violence, i.e. between aggression perpetrated by patients, their relatives or friends, and aggression on the part of other workers.