Sentence examples for victims of abduction from inspiring English sources

For years now they have been the victims of abduction and rape.

The Home Office study found that a disproportionate number of victims of abduction by strangers were black – 17 per cent.

We meet at Catherine's beautiful London town house, which is currently being overhauled; the one room that is operational serves as the office from which she runs Pact, a charity she set up to help victims of abduction.

Representatives for Ms. Dugard, now 31, indicated that she had filed the complaint after two failed attempts at mediation with the government and was seeking money for the JAYC Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to victims of abduction, which she founded.

In addition to these psychological effects, in some societies victims of rape face the danger of ostracism or even death at the hands of relatives seeking to preserve their family's honour (victims of abduction without rape may be treated in the same way).

And several Facebook pages, such as "The Free Copts" and "Association of Victims of Abduction and Forced Disappearance (AVAFD)" -- recount and update tragic details.

Most victims of abductions are dead within hours.

The organisation calls on the Nigerian authorities to investigate and prosecute those who commit serious crimes, to protect schools and the right to education, and ensure access to medical and mental health services for victims of abductions.

Relatives of the victims of abductions blamed on Sri Lankan authorities have called on David Cameron and other western leaders to meet them during the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Colombo next month.

Most of the victims of abductions since the revolution have been Libyan officials, including senior members of the government and their families.

In the country's last major spasm of sectarian violence, between 2005 and 2007, hundreds of mutilated bodies a week were dumped in the streets of Baghdad or the Tigris River — the victims of abductions and killings based solely on whether they were Sunni or Shiite.