Sentence examples for raping up from inspiring English sources

The tabloids leapt on remarks made in 2012 by the judge in a widely reported Rochdale case, Gerald Clifton, who in sentencing nine Asian men for 77 years for abusing and raping up to 47 girls said: "I believe one of the factors which led to that is that they [the victims] were not of your community or religion".

The biggest leap was in cases under the "dowry prohibition act" (up 27.7%), of kidnapping and abduction (up 19.4% year on year) and rape (up 9.2%).

In another case, a mental health patient described psychiatric hospitals as a "playground for predators", after she was raped up to 60 times by a member of staff.

In the past he has "joked" about raping an Australian missionary, made rape jokes about about Miss Universe, and told his soldiers they had permission to rape up to three women during conflict without being punished.

In a testimonial, Maria Louise Niyobuhungiro recalls seeing local people and Hutu men watched her get raped up to five times a day, and that when she was kept under watch by a woman, she received neither sympathy nor help and was also forced to farm between rapes.

Some of the victims told me they had been raped up to 10 times a day; one young woman was 12 when she was sent to Foca and raped alongside her mother.

Under French law, she can sue for attempted rape up to ten years after the event (though only three years after a sexual assault).

In one, a black woman hangs her master while holding a small child, presumably conceived through rape, up to his face.

Stories include mothers seeing their children being killed, women being gang-raped by up to eight men, people being rounded up and taken away, and the army deliberately setting fire to houses with families inside.

Were the women beaten, raped, locked up?

Every day, 10 new women and girls who have been raped show up at his hospital.