Yet it flourishes, earning perhaps $7 billion a year for the perpetrators.
His decision to use American military power to topple the Taliban rulers of Afghanistan, who had turned their country into the principal base of operations for the perpetrators of the attacks, earned the near-unanimous support of the American people and of America's allies.
As for your Brazil point, you're right about the way they're prepared to embrace football's darker arts: against Ivory Coast they conceded 17 free-kicks, most of them - as Brian Homewood from Reuters points out - minor trips or pushes around 30 metres from their own goal which are not enough to earn the perpetrators a yellow card, yet do the job of breaking up dangerous opposition attacks.
(The careers and happiness and earning power that women have lost as victims of sexual assault and harassment, rather than as perpetrators of those crimes, still mostly go unmourned).
FSWs struggle not only with earning a decent income, but also with ensuring that the money is kept safely away from violent perpetrators who steal it from them.
In Muslim Senegal, "improper or unnatural acts with a person of the same sex" can earn the perpetrator up to five years in prison.
"Young people are also more likely to be the victims of crime than the perpetrators, but due to an abundance of negative press, they have earned a far more sinister reputation".
The perpetrator, Omar Mateen, was of Afghan origin, and Trump's explicit linking of Afghans to terrorism earned him widespread contempt.
So instead of landing the perpetrator an overnight stay in a police cell and an appearance before city magistrates, this particular prank won the 2007 Turner prize - and earned its creator an instant £25,000".
Unfortunately, in many UK workplaces today, bullying is commonly overlooked because of an alleged perpetrator's status or earning power.
