Sentence examples for victimisation on from inspiring English sources

Those students who reported 4 or more instances of victimisation on any one of the nine questions were categorised as experiencing 'frequent' victimisation.

Specifically, we defined 'occasional' victimisation in terms of reporting at least 2 3 instances of victimisation on any one of the 9 questions in the current school year.

"We ask anyone who witnesses, or is subject to, discrimination or victimisation on the basis of sexuality or gender identity to inform police immediately".

Because so far it just looks like bullying and victimisation on a grand scale and nothing left to do but hope enough people have strength left to hold their pitchforks when the time comes.

Stuck between a rock and a hard place, some vulnerable Muslim women experience victimisation on multiple fronts: they face violent anti-Muslim attacks at the hands of racist bigots, and encounter gender discrimination from within their own communities.

The model also shows that there is a significant positive direct influence of victimisation on fear of crime.

Furthermore, the (culturally independent) predictive nature of cyber-victimisation on depressive symptoms provides an important insight into the influence of technology on young people.

This was the first study to describe cultural similarities in relation to the impact of cyber-victimisation on depressive symptom endorsement.

Despite some cultural differences (e.g., more Australian students reported using multiple strategies to bully (traditional and cyber) compared to Swiss students), the evidence demonstrating the additive effect of cyber-victimisation on mental health is an important result.

Further research on the victimisation of men is needed to help develop an understanding of these factors and elucidate their relevance to homosexual and bisexual men's lives.

The court ruled I had been subjected to discrimination, harassment and victimisation based on my sexuality and race.