The word 'victimised' is correct and usable in written English.
It means to treat someone unfairly or cruelly due to their perceived vulnerability or weakness. Example: The new employee felt victimised by his boss, who constantly gave him extra work and took credit for his achievements.
But how can a just culture be built on the foundation of injustice which is laid down by your failure to address the victimisation so many have experienced?" He said that NHS chief executives who had victimised whistleblowers should be "despatched" and urged a public inquiry into whistleblowing.
Neither am I familiar with the group trauma experienced by the Chibok community, or the thousands of other Nigerians who have been devastated by Boko Haram's unspeakable actions and further victimised by their government's indefensible inaction.
If anyone is being victimised in Turkey today, it is those that criticise Erdoğan".
The outsourcing of essential services such as campus security and student counselling may mean there are fewer qualified people to listen to students who are victimised.
Speaking to journalists at the Cannes film festival after the first screening of his film about Irish communist James Gralton, who was victimised by the political and religious establishment after daring to establish a dance hall in rural Ireland, Loach said: "Dissidence and countering the prevailing consciousness is a huge issue".
In the US, where some efforts are at least made to quantify the extent of sexual abuse in prisons, one in 10 incarcerated children report being sexually victimised in the past year.
The vulnerable victim is one typology associated with victimised individuals, but there is a growing body of evidence which suggests that victims share the same personality traits as perpetrators, leading to suggestions that perpetrators and victims can hold both roles.
It doesn't get much more out of touch or tone deaf than a successful, white, middle-aged man telling disenfranchised young black people who are routinely victimised by the police to stop being angry and selfish after another young man was killed in police custody and his spine was almost severed.
In contrast to the Catholic church Voltaire fought – an authoritarian near-monopoly – Eisenberg, like Carey, sees Islam in today's France as a religion providing succour to the "embattled, marginalised, impoverished and victimised", a population for whom the cartoons "must be seen as intended to cause further humiliation and suffering".
Suddenly Farage looks like the victim, and the activists – whose cabaret was aimed at drawing attention to how they feel victimised by Ukip's attacks on their communities – look like aggressors.
Research by the prisons inspectorate and the YJB in 2013 found that in the two largest prisons, 3% of inmates had been victimised by another child.
