Sentence examples for which abusers from inspiring English sources

Another critical element of safety-planning with survivors is working with them to address other life and community-generated risks, which abusers frequently exploit to further perpetrate abuse.

But she says that professionals are learning "the way in which abusers operate and developing practice in the light of that".

Jacquelyn Campbell, professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, has spent her career trying to understand which abusers are most likely to escalate to killers.

This discrepancy might be explained by the different subgroups used in the current study in which peer abusers were further subdivided into group peer abusers versus solo peer abusers.

Ban has encouraged harsher penalties for the peacekeeping units to which the abusers belong.

The summit also addressed the problem of "peer-to-peer" communication, in which child abusers distribute material by email to avoid detection.

As home secretary, Theresa May established an inquiry into child sexual abuse to shine a spotlight on institutions characterised by a culture of secrecy, denial and cover-up in which child abusers were able to operate in plain sight without challenge or consequence.

It was a product of an earlier internet age, one whose frontier spirit was liberating for its early adopters and yet in which child abusers and their enablers assumed they were untouchable.

Current gun restrictions only apply to permanent restraining orders, leaving a loophole in which some abusers can quickly buy guns.

And one victim was subjected to a torture technique dubbed "the elephant," in which his abusers attached a gas mask to his face and blocked the oxygen flow.

Hospital emergency rooms must deal with overdoses in which the abuser stays psychotic for hours.Despite the boom in home brewing, Iowa officials estimate that 80% of the methamphetamine sold in the state is still being smuggled in from Mexico or the south-west, where it is manufactured in giant "superlabs".