Sentence examples for widespread executions from inspiring English sources

The administration alluded only to "allegations" of killings by Russian forces in one Chechen city and played down the "deep complicity" of Russian forces in widespread executions in Chechnya, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, Kenneth Roth, said.

But the deaths of Byrd and Sheperd don't raise the hackles quite like the idea of widespread executions of albinos for reasons that we can't possibly fathom.

A variety of other government statements and independent monitoring make it clear that the police are carrying out widespread summary executions.

"The vast majority of the major atrocities being committed in northwestern C.A.R. — the widespread summary executions and other unlawful killings, and the massive burning of villages — have been committed by government troops, not by forces supported by outside elements".

"There have been numerous credible reports of widespread summary executions of Hazara civilians by the Taliban, who apparently accused the local population of supporting the Hezb-e Wahdat," Mr Annan said.

The complaint, which came after a 14-month inquiry, contends that L.P.S. deceived consumers by committing widespread document execution fraud, misrepresenting its fees and making deceptive statements about its efforts to correct paperwork.

And on June 2nd, Human Rights Watch, a pressure group, issued a fat report on continuing "widespread ethnic slaughter, executions, torture, rape and arbitrary arrest" in the region.Even by the standards of war, some of the atrocities in eastern Congo are shocking.

He said: "Each day brings reports of fresh horrors: executions, widespread arbitrary arrests, abductions and disappearances as well as systematic torture in detention; indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas, including with barrel bombs; siege and starvation tactics; use of chemical weapons, and atrocities committed by Daesh [Isis] and other extremist groups".

After delaying for weeks the publication of a United Nations report denouncing Rwanda's support for the M23 and opposing any direct references to Rwanda in United Nations statements and resolutions on the crisis, Ms. Rice intervened to water down a Security Council resolution that strongly condemned the M23 for widespread rape, summary executions and recruitment of child soldiers.

How could neighbors turn on each other suddenly, accusing each other of witchcraft, experiencing fits that appeared to be the result of invisible torments, and believing that only widespread trials and executions could save their communities?

Chillier recalled in a telephone interview from Buenos Aires how the commission's work gave Argentines courage to come forward and denounce widespread kidnappings and executions by government forces in the so-called Dirty War from 1976 to 1983.