Sentence examples for widespread murder from inspiring English sources

No. Granted, there was a lot of looting, but reports of widespread murder and even cannibalism were hysterical and false.

Summer is when Hollywood tries to make everyone so nauseous from motion sickness that they're able to normalise widespread murder.

The ban on deporting asylum-seekers back to Darfur has been lifted by the Government despite warnings of widespread murder and torture of dissidents in the Sudanese region.

Because they know that what we witnessed this week is part of a continuum that began with invasion, land theft and widespread murder.

And every time voluntary euthanasia comes up, people denounce it as a slippery slope to widespread murder by doctors of old people they find annoying.

An independent inquiry has called on the United Nations to investigate the "systematic and widespread" murder of political opponents by Ayatollah Khomeini's regime in Iran during the 1980s.

"President Bashir is hardly off the hook, as he is sought for crimes against humanity and war crimes, including widespread rape, murder, and torture committed as part of a government plan".

Just like what happened last December, a rupture within the party led to widespread Dinka murders at the hands of Nuer militia, and pushed back peace for all 64 tribes.

In a sermon shortly before the run-off elections, a bishop urged voters to reject the UNM, which he accused of widespread rape and murder.

They cite a number of treaties and other international instruments which declare that no public official, including a head of state, enjoys immunity from prosecution for such "crimes against humanity"—ie, widespread or systematic murder, torture or arbitrary detention.

It was eventually obliged to admit that this did exist, and that its contents corroborated the Kenyans' allegations about widespread acts of murder and torture by the colonial authorities.