He pledged, if the new Iraqi government agrees, to destroy the Abu Ghraib prison, a longtime symbol of the cruelty of Saddam Hussein's rule and now notorious as the site of abuses of Iraqi prisoners by members of the American military.
The Pansy Project is a concept dreamed up by artist Paul Harfleet five years ago to mark the sites of homophobic abuse.
Elaborate architectural models replicate all of the institutions that Kelley ever attended; they have blank zones, which, if you apply Freud's theory of repressed memory, may represent sites of traumatic abuse.
I do so at a time when much has been written of late about the shortcomings of American colleges and universities, including the relatively little time students spend on their academic study, the excessive partying that turns campuses into permissive social circuses and sites of sexual abuse, and the burgeoning costs accompanied by excessive student loans.
A urine sample for on-site drugs of abuse screening-test was obtained from 122 of the 135 patients.
The person who found the animal commented on a local gossip site that the cat showed signs of abuse.
The bishops say the provision unfairly targets the church because public schools, the site of much abuse, and municipalities have fought successfully to be exempted.
Those photographs from Greece last week sent me straight round to the chief site of that abuse, the Duveen Gallery at the British Museum, where the Parthenon marbles are displayed and there are as many diaphanously clothed virgins as you would wish to clap eyes on.
One the one hand, it's a site of frequent abuse, where women's bodies are passed around like objects, criticized without recourse, violently threatened and harassed.
MPs wish to question Twitter executives over the site's handling of abuse, a Commons committee chairman says.
