Sentence examples for violence received from inspiring English sources
In South Africa, for example, a survey showed that 50 to 80percentt of victims of violence received medical treatment for an injury without going to the police.
Almost as alarmingly, of the 57,000 reports of domestic violence received by the office in the past six years, only 22 came from neighbours.
Outside the Kyrgyz capital, several victims of the violence received a hero's burial at a cemetery in the foothills of the Tian-Shan Mountains reserved for significant national figures, including those killed in Stalin's purges in the 1930s.
In May alone, more than 1,000 victims of violence received medical treatment, 119 of them for fractured bones, mostly consistent with people raising their arms to protect their faces and bodies from blows from iron bars and heavy sticks, according to a new report from the Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights.
At the recent Democratic National Convention (DNC), a group of black mothers whose sons and daughters have been killed by police violence received a standing ovation after sharing their stories.
Few of those who experienced sexual violence received any service.
JAMA recently estimated that research into gun violence receives just 1.6percentnt of the funding that one would expect, given the annual death toll.
They might attend a community drama, hear about them when consulting a traditional marriage counsellor, chat with a Sasa activist on the bus, or, if personally affected by violence, receive sympathetic support from others.
Only 14% of all victims of violence receive direct assistance from a victim service agency, and this already low number drops to 4% when the crime is unreported, which is the case for more than half of all violent crime.
At the OSCCs, women who experienced domestic violence receive on-site medical, psychological, and social support [ 31].
Selected data from the DOCS Hospital suggest that the majority of females following sexual violence receive acyclovir or antibiotics to treat or prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
