Imagine war crimes without witness — atrocities whose perpetrators were held forever unaccountable".
Though it might be easier for some to think of sexual assaults that happen in high school as misunderstandings between drunks kids – the lawyer of one the accused in Georgia already bemoaned how the alleged perpetrators' lives "are changed forever" – the truth is that such assaults are always brutal for victims regardless of the ages of the rapists.
In the case of murder there is no statute--it can be charged forever, until the perpetrator dies.
In their experience of abomination, all three are affected forever by the madness of its perpetrator, Haiti's leader.The massacre will jolt readers expecting a picturesque Caribbean.
There, people who had lost loved ones or had themselves been physically attacked and left wounded forever found it in their hearts to forgive their perpetrators.
In the United States, if a rapist or child molester is released from prison, the perpetrator is hounded from civil society, driven from neighborhoods and ostracized forever.
Few victims want to report because they will be forever marked as the accuser or the victim of their perpetrator.
Delineating victims, perpetrators, assigning blame, recognizing those who have suffered, and reconciliation will take years and possibly remain forever contested.
It seems Grossman is issuing another warning to his Israeli audience, advising them not only that the occupation cannot go on forever but also that history has a habit of reversing roles, that today's perpetrator can sometimes become tomorrow's victim, and that today's victim could be tomorrow's perpetrator.
Greater, not lesser, efforts by the international community are needed to move Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to implement the Supreme Court decision, to arrest perpetrators of violence and to see abusive laws reformed or repealed...The international community must not be silent or Pakistan's religious diversity will be forever lost.Meanwhile the "perpetrators of violence" have not been idle.
