"It's this violent, abusive violation of womanhood – of divine womanhood.
One of the students, Lorenzo Feltrin, said: "I regard the episode as a violent and unprovoked violation of my right to protest.
In 2003, the Justice Department inspector general's report concluded that many of the detainees were mingled with violent criminals, a violation of detention standards.
But recently, a loose network of gun-crime victims, as well as men and women who've survived sexual assault, violent robberies, and other violations of the social contract — what we might call a new crime-survivors movement — have emerged with an alternative policy vision.
In reality, cops often spend their time dealing with violent crimes or traffic violations, violations that do in fact still apply to white people a lesson that a woman learned on Saturday when she tried to get out of a DUI because she was a "clean, thoroughbred, white girl" with good grades.
The eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon has sought to give voice to the world's most vulnerable people and mobilize world leaders to address global challenges ranging from climate change, poverty, and inequality to violent extremism and violations of human rights.
A person guilty of using illegal drugs can't be incarcerated, even if he has a background of violent crime, parole violations or drug dealing.
Massive corruption and violent human rights violations are mutually reinforcing, and unless this linkage is exposed and broken, it can lead to mutually reinforcing impunity.
The criteria for the isolation of prisoners vary by state but typically include not only violent infractions but also violation of prison rules or association with gang members.
They also argued that executing offenders for juvenile violent crime is a violation of an international human rights treaty that the United States has signed.
