Sentence examples for state victimisation from inspiring English sources

Despite these advances, state victimisation continues apace.

Even the silliness of apartheid seems to have had its counterpart in the state's victimisation of gay people.

Pakistan was avowedly created as a Muslim state to prevent the victimisation of a Muslim minority.

Duffy's retort is that he has been subjected to "an unrelenting campaign of harassment, persecution and victimisation by state forces" who have been intent on framing him.

Two examples are the counties of Apodaca and Guadalupe, both in the Nuevo León state, which have a high victimisation level but are perceived as relatively secure.

31 % of respondents to the Belo Horizonte victimisation survey also stated they had seen the presence of private security in their neighbourhood (CRISP 2006).

During the same 12-month period, only two of 434 men (0.5%) had explicit partner victimisation or perpetration stated on their medical record, compared to 32 men (7.4%, 95% CI 4.6%too 10.3%) reporting this in the survey.

In the most recent Brazilian Victimisation Survey, 60%% of respondents stated that safety and crime problems were becoming worse in the country, affecting their sense of security and increasing their fear of crime (Silva and Beato Filho 2013).

His arguments are pure fantasy, of the sort broadcast on Serbian state TV throughout the early 1990s – the central themes being Serb victimisation and a Nato-backed Islamist conspiracy.

The current study sought to compare officially recorded rates of crime victimisation amongst schizophrenia-spectrum patients in the Australian state of Victoria with the rates identified in a randomly selected community control sample.

For counties with no information or small amount of survey respondents, the average victimisation rate, obtained as the average of the whole state is plotted, only for display purposes.