A thousand apologies, including those of President Obama, cannot compensate them for the outrages that have been perpetrated, and continue to be committed, against them on their own soil — actions that will lead only to more attacks against Western forces and interests, in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
"Most of the con artists perpetrating frauds continue to have a better chance of being kidnapped by Somali pirates than of being prosecuted by your office," Mr. Wagner noted to hoots of applause.
Once in care, the sexual abuse continued, perpetrated by various members of staff.
And that lack of definitive action, says Prentiss Cox, a professor of consumer protection law at the University of Minnesota Law School, means the scams will likely continue, perpetrated by different companies or in different forms.
This past week, the Museum's Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide issued a report in which it determined that ISIS, the so-called Islamic State or Islamic Caliphate, has perpetrated and is continuing to perpetrate a genocide against the Yezidi population in the Ninewa province of Northern Iraq.
26) about Albanian blood feuds to the events in Bosnia and Kosovo, you assert in the article's subtitle that "the deadliest horrors [in the Balkans] have been perpetrated by those who continue to live by ancient communal codes".
A UN report released on Tuesday said the Islamic State (IS or ISIL) continued to perpetrate systemic and widespread atrocities that could amount to war crimes and possibly genocide.
In its most recent report on religious liberty, the U.S. Commission in International Religious Freedom concluded: "the Pakistani government continued to perpetrate and tolerate systematic, ongoing, and egregious religious freedom violations".
Nadir Nadiry, an Afghan human rights activist in Kabul, said Afghans would likely react negatively because similar photographs had surfaced before and despite military investigations the latest pictures suggested that the actions continued to be perpetrated.
For that matter, the film's horrific earlier depiction, in Tomainia's ghetto, of a nearly-successful lynching, by hanging, of the Jewish barber must have reminded Chaplin's American viewers that such crimes and horrors of hatred continued to be perpetrated here.
