We have seen the government strain to justify abuses or keep the abuses secret.
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At best, unconstrained power risks abuses; at worst, it leads to open and unapologetic abuses.
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When secret abuses are discovered, they will deny those abuses until the stream of facts make denial impossible.
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That report demanded that such abuses be stopped, and that any soldiers responsible for abuses be held to account.
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Highlighting the abuses of the powerful is meant to illuminate the fact that those sorts of abuses are ubiquitous.
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It protects the individual not only against the abuses of a tyrant but also against the abuses of democratic majorities.
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The Obama administration proposed regulations to address abuses of valuation discounts, and legislation to address abuses of grantor-retained annuity trusts.
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Instead of ignoring these human rights abuses, the United States of America should show the world that abuses are not tolerated.
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Pope Francis spent much of his visit to Ireland over the weekend seeking forgiveness — for those guilty of "abuses of power" and "sexual abuses," and for "some members of the hierarchy" who knew of the abuses and did nothing.
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Not only will he support the worst of police abuses; he also believes that those abuses are part of an officer's job.
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"Everyone must become aware of the duty to report abuses to the competent authorities and to cooperate with them" in preventing abuses.
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In truth, the "long train of abuses" listed by the Declaration are not the kinds of hideous, bloody abuses we associate with tyrannies today.
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It's easy to look at abuses of power and assume that it will hurt the person committing the abuses, but it's not that simple.
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The IG report documented a laundry list of abuses of the FISA process, but it did not seriously attempt to investigate why the abuses occurred.
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We're seeing abuses of executive power and an attempt to obstruct the very process that the Constitution set up to check abuses of executive power.
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"Throwing more money at the very organizations committing human rights abuses — and the very Administration directing these human rights abuses — is not a solution," Omar said.
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An Amnesty International report detailing human rights abuses in Cameroon states that both Boko Haram and pro-government security forces have committed widespread abuses, including torture.
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The entire Revolutionary Guard has since been designated under two Obama administration orders, one for human rights abuses and the other for information technology rights abuses.
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In this way, he allegedly helped to cover up abuses taking place — even as he went on to commit similar abuses, of power and of people, himself.
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"We ask forgiveness for the abuses in Ireland, abuses of power, conscience, and sexual abuse perpetrated by members with roles of responsibility in the Church," Francis said Sunday.
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It cannot both condemn widespread human rights abuses faced by civilians in Cameroon's Anglophone regions and tell asylum-seekers fleeing these abuses that their claims are not valid.
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According to a statement, the Treasury imposed the sanctions because North Korea continues to engage in grave human rights abuses and actively uses censorship policies to conceal those abuses.
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By exposing industry-wide abuses, the CFPB has provided consumers an excellent tool to fight for their own rights by exposing individual offenses in the context of macro-abuses.
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The security aid in particular is being used to lift up a dictatorial president who abuses power and implicates our country in the human rights abuses of his regime.
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In addition to going after Trump, James campaigned on promises to tackle Wall Street abuses, protect immigrants' rights, fight the opioid epidemic and rein in abuses by law enforcement.
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Reports of human rights abuses, exploitation and marginalization of migrant workers have emerged globally, from Hong Kong to Kuwait, and international human rights groups have detailed wide-scale abuses.
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"The recent serious allegations of abuses in Rakhine state demand a credible and impartial investigation and those who commit human rights abuses or violations must be held accountable," he said.
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Myanmar has denied most allegations of abuses and asked for more evidence of abuses, while denying independent journalists, human rights monitors and UN-appointed investigators access to the conflict zone.
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As part of his plan to wreak revenge against his abusive adoptive brother Hindly, Heathcliff manages to do the following over the course of the novel: he ruins Hindley, marries and abuses Cathy's sister-in-law, abuses the ensuing son, abuses Hindley's son, and then forces his own son to marry Cathy's daughter.
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While Trump failed to address human rights abuses during his Singapore summit with Kim in June, the U.S. did sanction three more North Korean officials for alleged rights abuses last month.
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Governments must also step in to prosecute abuses and ensure that businesses face the prospect of "remedy and reparation" if they are found to have committed or enabled abuses, she said.
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If our leaders fail to take a step back from the partisan bickering, and examine and correct for these abuses, then we can expect more abuses, and worse, in the future.
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Words will not end -- or even deter -- these abuses.
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And if (perhaps I should say, when) new abuses do emerge, passage of the CRA today will block future FCC commissioners from taking obvious steps to correct those abuses in the future.
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I preferred not to see the abuses in the community I had voluntarily joined as an adult because witnessing my community's willful blindness to those abuses could send me over the edge.
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On other prominent issues this year, Mr. Trump used his executive power to reject measures that would have either punished countries for human rights abuses or simply affirmed the abuses were happening.
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Frank Church also investigated the FBI's abuses and pressed for a number of reforms — including establishing the intelligence oversight committees in the House and Senate — meant to prevent such abuses from happening again.
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Sebastian Gorka, who's like Steve Bannon without the good looks, said the other day that the memo disclosed abuses of power that were "100 times bigger" than British abuses in the American colonies.
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Those were cases in which the American military asked to review Afghan units to see if there were "gross human rights abuses," not the number of times the American military reported such abuses.
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The Hashid deny having sectarian aims or committing widespread abuses.
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Human rights abuses abound, and I saw this in Ukraine.
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The abuses were systematic, and part of a military strategy.
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The downside of it is the insults, ridicule, abuses, threats.
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She has done nothing to expose its abuses against civilians.
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What was unusual was the government's response to these abuses.
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It is not just Republicans who are accused of abuses.
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Similarly, she argued, both sought to combat abuses of power.
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They should also commit to opposing Chinese human rights abuses.
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Inevitably, this led to abuses, as has been widely reported.
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We need to impose rigorous regulations to curb these abuses.
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The abuses of the Hungarian and Polish governments are real.
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But it will not curb abuses driven by political motives.
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However economics measures up, abuses of power are probably widespread.
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Soon enough, they were both entangled in Mosswood's darkest abuses.
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The Hungarian government denies that such abuses are taking place.
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She'd read about the horrific abuses ISIS inflicted on women.
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His forces are accused of abuses, such as killing prisoners.
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How do you see domestic violence intersecting with workplace abuses?
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Headlines * CFTC charges Deutsche Bank with swap-reporting abuses on.ft.
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Facebook bans Myanmar military accounts for 'enabling human rights abuses'
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"I think there have been serious abuses here," Senese said.
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The order will crack down on "abuses" in such programs.
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Regulators, whistleblowers, protestors and the media made the abuses clear.
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It also contains a mechanism to curtail transfer pricing abuses.
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I will continue to be vocal about human rights abuses.
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And inside the door, the great and little abuses comingle.
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Shame on those who remain silent or support these abuses.
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Syria's government denies any widespread abuses by its security forces.
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The legislation urges President Donald Trump to condemn the abuses.
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Hoover pledged to cease the abuses but the outrages mushroomed.
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Pinera has acknowledged "abuses" in the handling of the protests.
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But Mr. Zarif laughs off questions about human rights abuses.
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This is one of the most horrible abuses of all.
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Nzola also abuses Kiese, often punching him in the face.
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Pompeo and Trump have called out abuses inside Iran, for
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So what abuses of power are impeachable rather than contemptible?
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Tabitha doesn't want to be with someone who abuses her.
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The problem is not economic inequality, but those specific abuses.
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Those abuses, he said, "cannot, under international law, remain unpunished."
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I have received threats of acid attacks and other abuses.
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Abuses of power in the system will not go unchecked.
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Check. Turning a blind eye to rampant human rights abuses?
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Most controversially, he expressed regret for Japan's wartime abuses abroad.
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The man responded with a string of especially dirty abuses.
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No doubt, Count Tolstoy, your privileged upbringing drives your abuses.
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Suu Kyi's government has denied any abuses have taken place.
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Government forces have been accused of abuses in both conflicts.
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"Any action should ensure full accountability for abuses," he said.
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We hosted a TimesTalk about exposing male abuses of power.
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Some senior officials implicated in rights abuses have been arrested.
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Who we investigate is not a function of who abuses.
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And these are just the abuses we know about today.
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He asserted that such abuses were common in the religion.
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Another cracked down on human rights abuses in North Korea.
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Why aren't China's neighbors demanding an end to the abuses?
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But his announcement did not explicitly address victims or abuses.
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It is not clear how widespread the purported abuses are.
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The abuses perpetrated against animals throughout China are often incomprehensible.
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We need to construct an accurate archive of these abuses.
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But then the abuses that the agency identified kick in.
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Abuses rarely result in penalties for the companies, experts say.
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The investigation was expanded to include abuses of C.I.A. detainees.
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Talking more openly about abuses when they happen changes lives.
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Others went on to commit human rights abuses at home.
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Myanmar has strongly denied carrying out organized human rights abuses.
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Then talk of his prosecution for human rights abuses began.
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We now have the proof that such abuses actually occurred.
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From both past accumulated abuses and from recent new accelerators.
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A slaver abuses a black infant, possibly his own child.
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He verbally abuses the women who dare to critique him.
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They really couldn't find gross abuses, for the most part.
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They brokered compromises that defended slavery and other terrible abuses.
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The PSO has been implicated in systemic human rights abuses.
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"We're going to investigate all trade abuses, and, based on those findings, we will take necessary and lawful action to end those many abuses," Trump said, adding that he wasn't beholden to any businesses.
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Now, with the local district attorney taking steps to expose the sect's alleged abuses and inner workings, Fenner is speaking out against what he says were routine abuses inflicted by those within the church.
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Videre's mission is to reveal abuses of armies, security forces, militia groups or officials through a network of activists who film and record abuses and violations of human rights, often at enormous personal risk.
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But it was only in working with the archivists overseeing the archive and the museum that I fully appreciated the abuses of power, and the cynicism behind the abuses of power, and the amorality.
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Rights groups have said they have found evidence of abuses by the insurgents, including the burning of some Buddhists' homes, but on a much smaller scale than abuses committed by the army and Buddhist vigilantes.
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I mean, do you think, in terms of--do you think Putin--you've been quoted as saying that we have human rights abuses, Russia has human rights abuses, putting some sort of equivalence on this.
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In total, 5,300 employees were fired over the sales practice abuses.
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Sessions's order attempts to limit the abuses by imposing supposed safeguards.
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"The scope for abuses in Aadhaar is very vast," he added.
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His death soon became a potent symbol of the era's abuses.
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Some blame him for Khashoggi's killing and other human rights abuses.
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Jammeh&aposs government faced numerous allegations of abuses over the years.
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Ramsay is a rapist and a sadist who routinely abuses Sansa.
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They have accused the state and security forces of rights abuses.
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By the way surveillance abuses against the Trump administration coming up.
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Acquiescing to the abuses in Rakhine does not help entrench democracy.
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The Israeli government declined to comment on accusations of rights abuses.
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The Chinese government is sensitive about allegations of human rights abuses.
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Canada raised the flag against human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia.
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The world is watching the abuses in ICE's concentration camps unfold.
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It shrugs off the West's concerns about its human-rights abuses.
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And many say the worst abuses happened beyond any camera's view.
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Any one of these abuses would have been cause for impeachment.
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Canadian authorities are concerned about the abuses caused by such opacity.
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Instead, they called for reforms and an end to official abuses.
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Spotify has complained to the EU about Apple's alleged antitrust abuses.
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The U.S. ambassador this month said both sides have committed abuses.
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His forces have been accused of abuses, such as killing prisoners.
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It later morphed into a broader law against human-rights abuses.
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This competition helped avoid some of the worst abuses of power.
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I think they started with the abuses of the FISA intelligence.
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The Myanmar military has rejected almost all accusations of rights abuses.
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But the commission makes a clear-headed case against such abuses.
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"Cosby's abuses of the agreement merit its total abrogation," they write.
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Kim has been accused of horrific rights abuses against his people.
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Some wonder whether Facebook could be tried for human rights abuses.
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Yet the vigilantes, like the regular army, are accused of abuses.
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Devin Nunes alleging abuses of surveillance powers during the Russia investigation.
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The commission is mandated by Filipino law to probe rights abuses.
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It has also targeted individual Iranian officials for human rights abuses.
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The groups' works center around human rights, including tracing state abuses.
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Weinstein's abuses of power were an open secret within the industry.
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"End these racist, inhumane and unconscionable abuses now!" the letter concludes.
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This 'journalist' is obsessed [with] hating on Republicans & abuses his position.
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Such units have been repeatedly accused of abuses, including summary executions.
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The EPA's benefits-busting proposal could invite more such accounting abuses.
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So we redesign, refocus, and really rein in the IRS abuses.
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The move was meant to punish China for alleged trade abuses.
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The U.S. government has recognized and responded to abuses in Cameroon.
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Mandela was almost apoplectic when it came to abuses of power.
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AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT VERY VIGOROUSLY AGAINST SUCH ABUSES.
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Meanwhile, state legislators are responding to complaints about drug pricing abuses.
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Apparently calling the local regime out for gross human rights abuses.
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There are other indications that China intends to continue its abuses.
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Turkish officials have denied all reports of torture or other abuses.
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They are the most recent in a long history of abuses.
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But there's a possible solution to these human rights abuses: robots.
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Christian militias responded to Seleka abuses by attacking the Muslim minority.
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These drone-shot videos have been invaluable in recording these abuses.
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Finally, in one of the most egregious abuses of power, Rep.
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We will not play a role in enabling anti-immigrant abuses.
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The government has also accused General Dostum of human rights abuses.
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Others feared she lulled people into forgetting the North's rights abuses.
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When things are hidden, that's when abuses of power can happen.
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Without the introduction of women into the priesthood, abuses will continue.
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Those abuses undermine both the rule of law and social trust.
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Despite the documented abuses, Mr. Trump has strengthened ties with Nigeria.
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They have accused soldiers under Mr. Shwe Mann's command of abuses.
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Any abuses, he said, were isolated mistakes unavoidable in a war.
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Investigators from human rights groups documented similar abuses in Chut Pyin.
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General abuses from the dancing and throwing myself onstage with adrenaline.
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There is precedent for such abuses to be challenged in court.
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Maduro is an illegitimate ruler, a tyrant who abuses his people.
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Committed, talented public servants can foil this president's abuses of democracy.
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China's government has consistently denied it is committing human rights abuses.
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Immigration itself is not what causes such abuses to take place.
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The PRC regulates postal rates to prevent abuses of monopoly power.
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That began a decade marked by corruption and human rights abuses.
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He also offered only a tepid condemnation of post-election abuses.
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Beijing is especially sensitive to charges that it abuses its citizens.
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The family has also been subjected to countless humiliations and abuses.
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"It can lead to horrific abuses," including physical violence, he said.
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"It can lead to horrific abuses," including physical violence, he said.
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Both have taken a more forgiving view of human rights abuses.
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I hope she can do something about other, more subtle abuses.
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Through our hunger strike, we seek an end to these abuses.
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Estemirova continued to investigate abuses carried out by Chechen security forces.
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Hoover FBI was unaccountable/did great harm w abuses of power.
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The church's misogyny has led to some of its worst abuses.
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Trump's abuses of power, are if, anything more severe than Park's.
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They could set up a similar system for human rights abuses.
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It denies accusations of committing widespread rights abuses against its people.
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In discussing the Bracero guest worker program, the column notes the serious labor abuses that are inherent in guest worker programs but suggests that there can be solutions to prevent labor abuses in a future program.
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Over the past 94 days since the House investigation began—indeed, over the past three years—one indisputable truth has emerged: if we do not respond to President Trump's abuses of power, the abuses will continue.
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Think of all the important moments when Congress has meaningfully checked abuses by the executive branch: Watergate, the 1975 Church Committee on wide-ranging domestic spying abuses by the CIA and the FBI, the Iran-Contra hearings.
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To an unusual degree compared to its predecessors, the administration has preferred to highlight human rights abuses by countries it considers adversaries, such as Iran, while avoiding discussing similar abuses by U.S. allies, such as Saudi Arabia.
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Border communities in New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas complained of the "militarization" of the border and the abuses of Border Patrol agents (even when those abuses were against Mexican citizens on the other side of the fence).
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His rhetoric normalizes press freedom abuses at the state and local levels.
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These unconscionable abuses against children are not what America should stand for.
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Members of Jammeh's political party have denied accusations of abuses and corruption.
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The intention was to prevent similar abuses of power in the future.
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Anyone seeking ways Facebook abuses its dominance will lose a talking point.
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" The big picture: "Those abuses are actively pushing people toward the Taliban.
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This kind of behavior, these human rights abuses are tragic, they're historic.
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The second is to focus on real abuses and avoid self-harm.
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No one exclusively abuses tramadol — they won't get enough out of it.
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Farkhunda's murder resonated in ways previous abuses of Afghan women had not.
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They should, however, acknowledge and speak out against the government's continuing abuses.
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She has also appointed two commissions to investigate abuses in Rakhine state.
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The way investigators document human rights abuses is undergoing a fundamental shift.
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But these efforts have paid too little attention to addressing labor abuses.
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The report also highlighted alleged abuses by Afghan soldiers and the Taliban.
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The opposition coalition said the referendum was marred by intimidation and abuses.
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Seven of the victims of Holtzclaw's abuses filed a lawsuit in March.
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The EU says Google abuses the power of its Android operating system.
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The FCC will be responsible for policing internet-service providers for abuses.
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Rollbacks on privacy regulations, abuses of personal data, and so much more.
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After years of human-rights abuses, donors have cut off most aid.
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Giant screens showed a film documenting apparent abuses by the security services.
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But Mr. Sessions has also promised to hold officers accountable for abuses.
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Venezuelan authorities have previously dismissed reports of such rights abuses as baseless.
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UN mandates to monitor rights abuses in Cuba and Belarus were cancelled.
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In 2015, the White House sanctioned Benavides Torres over human rights abuses.
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India is not alone in being accused of rights abuses in Kashmir.
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What happens if someone sexually abuses another person in a virtual world?
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As more abuses come to light, more will oppose it in public.
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I'm sure there will be abuses of artificial intelligence in some ways.
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News about migrant labourers in the Gulf states usually focuses on abuses.
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This "journalist" is obsessed w hating on Republicans & abuses his position. pic.twitter.
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Some have used the Internet to relate the abuses they have suffered.
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The government rejects any suggestion that it abuses religious and human rights.
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Increasingly, social media has become the primary source for publicizing government abuses.
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He is serving long prison sentences for corruption and human-rights abuses.
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If guestworkers complain about abuses, they face deportation, blacklisting or other retaliation.
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The government should release political prisoners and prosecute soldiers responsible for abuses.
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I have dozens of national television appearances trying to expose the abuses.
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The deaths have prompted allegations of human rights abuses by police forces.
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Now this new-media path-breaker scrutinizes technology's abuses at the Shed.
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It's exactly corruption and abuses like this that doesn't help our veterans.
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The White House aims to hold China accountable for alleged trade abuses.
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Being detained by ICE means being vulnerable to myriad possble alleged abuses.
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Since then, reviews have found no evidence of coercion or other abuses.
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But statutes of limitation shielded him from prosecution for the abuses themselves.
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America is putting a balance of power on your abuses of power.
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Chechnya's Moscow-backed president Ramzan Kadyrov has previously denied human rights abuses.
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More than 280,000 officials were penalized for such abuses in 2015 alone.
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But these abuses represent only a small part of the larger system.
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"I think he abuses the law for his own advantage," Hart said.
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The latest surge in Iran's human rights abuses reflects a similar dynamic.
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The penultimate lesson perhaps is about the uses and abuses of litigation.
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Abuses like these have been well documented among temporary H-22019B guestworkers.
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S. citizens seek damages in American courts for human rights abuses abroad.
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There's a reason for the colloquial phrase "shining a light on" abuses.
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It's the only tool to call attention to these human rights abuses.
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Rights groups have routinely accused Abdi's administration of abuses such as torture.
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The media is supposed to be a watchdog for abuses of power.
|
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They can find abuses, ethical lapses, and deeply ingrained bureaucratic cultural issues.
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But the President 's inconsistencies didn't just apply to human rights abuses.
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When abuses happen, those who carry them out should be held responsible.
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Some named Maxwell and other alleged enablers of Epstein's abuses as defendants.
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The history of civil-rights abuses is often connected to such causes.
|
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Most of the abuses described by the prosecutor took place in Afghanistan.
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Rebuilding that same power structure ensures that the same abuses happen again.
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I don't want to punish this country for these decades of abuses.
|
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But at least we have reformed the laws that allowed these abuses.
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The most egregious abuses are just the tip of the iceberg, though.
|
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Relatively few civilians who were complicit in grave abuses have been convicted.
|
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Those abuses are actively pushing people toward the Taliban, the officials say.
|
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On the other hand, he said, their abuses were taking a toll.
|
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The president also downplayed the human rights abuses committed in North Korea.
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The Trump administration has drawn attention to these abuses through powerful sanctions.
|
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Though Congress has documented many of those abuses, nobody has been prosecuted.
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"The prize would be more useful highlighting large abuses of public space."
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A hotel might be required to have zero tolerance about such abuses.
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Cardinal Ezzati himself is being investigated on accusations of covering up abuses.
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Yes, we must recognize the hurt of the women reporting these abuses.
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TPP similarly lacks clear and enforceable labor protections to stop labor abuses.
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We believe federal regulation that enforces three core principles will prevent abuses.
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The military and the government deny PTM's allegations of human rights abuses.
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I disagreed, noting abuses that have occurred in those types of systems.
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The period was marked by widespread abuses, extrajudicial killings, disappearances and torture.
|
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It started out critical of Vladimir Putin's Russia for human rights abuses.
|
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The abuses, they recalled, were deliberate, sadistic and aimed to break them.
|
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But a generation of politicians in Washington refused to punish those abuses.
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Third, we must recognize and rein in possible abuses of monopoly power.
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"The abuses described in this @HoustonChron article are pure evil," Greear tweeted.
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HRW also welcomes signs of grassroots action against populism and rights abuses.
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Her story and the inevitable abuses of power she encounters unfold together.
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The trailer goes on to explain that Magnotta gruesomely abuses these kittens.
|
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Several members of the new government are also accused of wartime abuses.
|
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Congolese authorities must deploy more security forces and investigate abuses, it added.
|
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The idea is to protect families and vulnerable new arrivals from abuses.
|
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Both pieces strain themselves to minimize and normalize Trump's abuses of power.
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The military and the government deny PTM's allegations of human rights abuses.
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He has been a committed critic of the abuses of American capitalism.
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Tech companies are fueling some of the most egregious human-rights abuses.
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And what the Constitution prescribes when a chief executive abuses his office.
|
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The abuses can only ever be rectified by addressing each in turn.
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"No human rights abuses at all are acceptable to us," O'Neill said.
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" He warned that press abuses "lessen its usefulness" and "sap its safety.
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"For years these abuses were tolerated, ignored or even encouraged," he said.
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The Iranian regime was and is a source of human rights abuses.
|
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Historically, it can encompass corruption and other abuses of the public's trust.
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He said looking into any abuses is the "appropriate thing" to do.
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Politics The Democrats' (redacted) memo on alleged FBI abuses is finally out.
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The business has long been littered with errors, confusion and outright abuses.
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In practice, their tools have been used to commit human rights abuses.
|
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More recently, though, the abuses have become intolerable to a democratic republic.
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BAMAKO, Mali — Reports of military abuses and extravagant spending have shadowed him.
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No members of Mr. Outtara's government have been directly charged over abuses.
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Human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia are also under the international spotlight.
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Trump can do bad things without actually repeating those kinds of abuses.
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China needs to wake up & realize US is serious about their abuses.
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Kim Yo Jong is currently under U.S. sanctions for human rights abuses.
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This structure makes it hard for ordinary Chinese to challenge abuses of power.
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To date, banks have shelled out $2142 billion in restitution for overdraft abuses.
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The stories featured are not high-profile miscarriages of justice, but routine abuses.
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"We remain gravely concerned and deeply troubled by these abuses," the department said.
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The Social Democrats say prosecutors have too much power and have committed abuses.
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Trump signed two executive orders on March 210 to review foreign trade abuses.
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The Pentagon has insisted that it had no knowledge of human rights abuses.
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Syria, and its allies Russia, have dismissed accusations of abuses or war crimes.
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At least, with conditions in place, some of these abuses could be addressed.
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For further information about Watergate and Richard Nixon's abuses of power, visit here.
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Another sanctions mechanism has been set up for perpetrators of human rights abuses.
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The Associated Press uncovered rampant sexual abuses and torture in the detention centers.
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Actually, I'm not going to use you because of the human rights abuses.
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Koh said a party that benefits financially from another's abuses also bears liability.
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Face matching is both instant and invisible, making its potential abuses particularly insidious.
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Both sides have been accused of abuses against civilians, including along ethnic lines.
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Reports of human rights abuses committed by the military police have piled up.
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Is Amazon proud of enabling human rights abuses and Trump's white supremacist agenda?
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He did not hesitate to call out brutality and to prosecute police abuses.
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Yet it is still plagued by corruption, rights abuses, nepotism, and internecine rivalries.
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In their absence, individuals may become exposed to data abuses and rights violations.
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Elizabeth Warren wants to create a task force to investigate abuses of immigrants.
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Trump has been allowed to abuse power because he abuses the right people.
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Colonial governments in India and the Caribbean tried to prevent the worst abuses.
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Mr Moore blames the high crime rate among aboriginals on these historical abuses.
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Its Citizen Evidence Lab verifies videos and images of alleged human-rights abuses.
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Tepco said at the time it was taking steps to limit worker abuses.
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That will require heavy spending on hiring, training and installing safeguards against abuses.
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He is happy to sell them weapons and ignore their human-rights abuses.
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A police officer was later suspended, but investigations into such abuses remain rare.
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The case has drawn fresh attention to police abuses and impunity in Mexico.
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The second main set of sanctions is related to Russia's human rights abuses.
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Other states have conducted far more sweeping inquiries into police abuses and corruption.
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They seem especially vulnerable to the kinds of abuses that we've talked about?
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Both the government and separatists have committed abuses, according to the U.S. ambassador.
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What happens when a predator abuses a powerful and popular piece of technology?
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"Kim Jong Un abuses even the love between parents and children," Thae said.
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Today, Simon is in recovery and no longer abuses laxatives or skips meals.
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And what kind of consequences will be enough to make these abuses stop?
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Ivan Grozny, or "Ivan the Terrible," a guard notorious for his abuses against
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Human rights violations and abuses suffered by civilians rarely have a happy ending.
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Nor can they necessarily seek reparations for human rights abuses if they're deported.
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Do you have any information on Lyft's system or alleged abuses of it?
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But often, they say, they were reacting against abuses by the security forces.
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Human Rights Watch asked Argentine prosecutors to investigate him for human rights abuses.
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The White House has condemned President Nicolás Maduro's regime for human rights abuses.
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When diplomats raised concerns about human rights abuses and the violence on Aug.
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The United Nations has often accused the Congolese army of human rights abuses.
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It has blocked the assets of officials in Burundi for human rights abuses.
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Later, when being confirmed as FBI director in 2013, Comey denounced these abuses.
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Supporters say he has been targeted for protesting against abuses by the military.
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Nigerian police have been dogged by accusations of human rights abuses for years.
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And as American citizens, we want to curtail the abuses within the community.
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In the past, the Interior Ministry has rejected accusations about human rights abuses.
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Rights groups have alleged widespread abuses, but the government has rejected those claims.
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The majority had positive experiences, but there are examples of abuses of power.
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What was remarkable is that most Republicans politicians remain mum to these abuses.
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The median score for those saying his country abuses civil liberties was 19383%.
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Many offenses are not federal crimes, yet they constitute impeachable abuses of power.
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Anger over human-rights abuses may further complicate his efforts to introduce reforms.
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To some, Assange is a cyber hero who exposed government abuses of power.
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Addressing these abuses is an opportunity for collaboration between Congress and the administration.
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It is time to stop being silent about human rights abuses in Iran.
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Visas can be better distributed and abuses curbed through legislative and administrative action.
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Ross said it was "time for action" on alleged trade abuses by China.
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Pence has been vocal critic of North Korea and its human rights abuses.
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Security forces committed widespread abuses against civilians but the commission rarely documented them.
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Obviously, mistakes by Trump can speed this process along with abuses of power.
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Educate their representatives and their staff with personalized accounts of human rights abuses.
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Its diplomats continue to condemn abuses in much the manner they always have.
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Cellphone-armed citizens certainly have not put a halt to abuses of authority.
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" Donald Trump on human rights abuses in North Korea: "Rough situation over there.
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Speakers at the conference said the abuses were "unparalleled in the modern world".
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In the 21st century, many human rights abuses are committed for financial gain.
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" Donald Trump on human rights abuses in North Korea: "Rough situation over there.
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Sometimes it abuses us spectators; sometimes it flatters us; sometimes it ignores us.
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Its responsibilities include establishing panels to investigate human rights abuses in specific countries.
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Keeping cases out of court means abuses are kept out of the spotlight.
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Changing language in rules might change outcomes in cases with the worst abuses.
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Her government has also been accused of human rights abuses during the election.
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Today, these abuses have moved to the heart of the high-tech revolution.
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Still other states, like Oklahoma, have decided to allow these abuses to continue.
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Mark Felt also largely sidesteps the FBI's abuses, both before and after Hoover.
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Kim faces multiple allegations of human rights abuses according to international watchdog organizations.
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And secrecy almost always means the government can conceal abuses of its power.
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By 2009, Daquin grew uneasy about the potential for abuses of citizens' privacy.
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The Justice Ministry said it will revise the Refugee Act to prevent abuses.
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Human rights groups have chronicled widespread abuses by Islamic State against the Yazidis.
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For a start: What are the systems in place to prevent certain abuses?
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But your tax dollars are underwriting similar sordid abuses in Kandahar and Kabul.
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Subordinates also often overestimate how comfortable they would feel recognizing and highlighting abuses.
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This crowd hardly needed to be reminded of the abuses occurring around them.
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It has focused on investigating human rights abuses in Southeast Asia, particularly Myanmar.
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They predicted he would reverse policies on discrimination, police abuses and other areas.
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Files outlining abuses committed must be shared with local law enforcement for adjudication.
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Congress could also impeach the president for drastic abuses of the pardon power.
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He discusses the movement's abuses of language and its obsession with the media.
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It resulted in great civil rights abuses of people who lack political power.
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If he abuses the pardon power and his favorability plummets, he won't notice.
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"The president's right to point out that there are abuses," Mr. Ryan said.
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There are other police abuses that deserve apologies and should end as well.
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AI researcher or not, we should be sickened by totalitarian abuses like these.
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Human rights abuses and press freedom restrictions are far harsher in the Emirates.
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"I think that anyone who abuses animals needs to be punished," she said.
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Mr. Nunes has previously claimed government abuses against Mr. Trump and his associates.
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I ask the nongovernmental organizations and human rights groups to keep denouncing abuses.
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And the company's investigation into data privacy abuses has blocked some 200 apps.
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Considering the abuses they suffer, tires are generally reliable on-the-road companions.
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Yet all of these abuses of language are violations of custom, not law.
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The commission should use that authority before the next wave of corporate abuses.
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American companies should be barred from selling technology that abets human rights abuses.
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Yet Europe risks doing business with the same technology firms facilitating these abuses.
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It is a shield to protect the public from proven and present abuses.
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He emphasizes Moses's visions and successes, while glossing over his methods and abuses.
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"The abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible," Burke said.
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The focuses of the groups center around human rights, including tracing state abuses.
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But a scandal over the abuses of boy jockeys helped end the practice.
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For instance, it opposes eating chicken, pointing to the abuses of factory farming.
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The squad's history in Afghanistan, and complicity in abuses there, plays a part.
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This litany of anti-democratic abuses should feel distressingly familiar to American readers.
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Some will say these abuses beyond our borders are none of our business.
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They accuse the military of committing rights abuses during its anti-militant operations.
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Numerous states currently enforce laws protecting dealerships from alleged abuses by car manufacturers.
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We can record police abuses with our smartphones and hold power to account.
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Progressives abhor those abuses of women — F.G.M. (female genital mutilation), honor killings, etc.
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"For years, these abuses were tolerated, ignored or even encouraged," Mr. Trump said.
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The US supported the government, despite knowing of its egregious human-rights abuses.
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The government must rein in the security forces and end human right abuses.
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These sorts of abuses are typically left to the national governments to police.
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A monopoly is perfectly legal until it abuses its monopoly power, he said.
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International human rights officials have voiced growing concerns of abuses resurfacing in Tunisia.
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That inequality exposes women to all manner of rights abuses, rights activists say.
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Democratic checks on public abuses can be weakened the same way, he added.
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During the battle for Surt, both sides faced accusations of human rights abuses.
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The abuses happened last year, but did not become public until this November.
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The courts, too, are supposed to serve as a check against prosecutorial abuses.
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Uighurs, human rights abuses, or the suppression of free speech—the success of
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Another technology executive, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, was also testifying about similar abuses.
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Wiley told the caller that plenty of groups were already cataloguing the abuses.
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It emboldens corrupt local jurisdictions that engage in racial profiling and other abuses.
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China has called the legislation "hysteria" and denies U.S. accusations of trade abuses.
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The F.B.I., after all, has the authority to investigate torture and prison abuses.
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Israel and anti-Semitism The current Israeli government commits systematic human rights abuses.
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It was an exercise in spreading the word that the abuses were real.
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Some of her readers, she said, have experienced the most horrific abuses imaginable.
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But cutting back on capacity will not solve the abuses of immigration detention.
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It is unclear what new crimes or abuses Mr. Nadler's investigation might reveal.
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But placard abuses have continued, with egregious examples often documented on social media.
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Because it is simply a list of numbers, abuses are not immediately obvious.
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The modern LGBTQ Pride movement first began as a result of police abuses.
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He's criticized Trump for overlooking human rights abuses and pursuing the arms deals.
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The government has promised to investigate the allegations of abuses by security services.
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The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Larijani last year for human rights abuses.
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His administration investigated more police departments than its predecessors, often finding horrific abuses.
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But they did nothing to get in the way of all these abuses.
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FOURTH: I will direct the secretary of commerce and US trade representative to identify all foreign trading abuses that unfairly impact American workers and direct them to use every tool under American and international law to end those abuses immediately.
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But giving permission to broadband providers to collect and share a wide range of data without even notifying customers, let alone getting their permission, makes it far easier for abuses to occur because those abuses may not even violate existing rules.
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The Department of Defense cut ties with Cameroonian forces earlier this year, citing human rights abuses and the U.S. House of Representatives passed Resolution 358 this month, condemning human rights abuses by both government security forces and armed groups in Cameroon.
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The strategies can vary depending on the audience: There are differences between someone who abuses a child; someone who abuses a child, documents it and shares it online; and someone who is trading abuse content but has never abused a child.
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These investigations had been a high priority for the Obama administration, not only uncovering massive police abuses at several police departments around the country, particularly against black Americans, but also forcing the police departments to adopt reforms to address these abuses.
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Critics say the new measure doesn't go far enough to protect investors from abuses.
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The country's government and military have been accused of human rights abuses, including genocide.
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The law and order ministry referred to the police special investigation into alleged abuses.
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The Syrian regime has consistently denied allegations of human rights abuses and war crimes.
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Shinwari described a litany of abuses he said were committed by Islamic State fighters.
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Nothing has been done to address alleged trading abuses by foreign countries more generally.
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It has nothing to do with her calling out his many abuses of power.
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The accusations they face from Washington include human rights abuses, undermining democracy and corruption.
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The FAES said reports of abuses were "fake news" spread by right-wing opponents.
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They have been named in several legal cases and accused of human rights abuses.
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Tillerson also avoided condemning human rights abuses in China, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines.
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Dawn Martin Harp, who headed the unit during the sales abuses, retired in April.
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Both sides have been accused of abuses including gang-rapes, sometimes along ethnic lines.
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Ghosn wouldn't be the first senior industry executive to face allegations of financial abuses.
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Morgan Freeman abuses the raw power of his voice in this Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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When an officer abuses the law, that's bad for law enforcement, victims, and communities.
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Amnesty, a non-governmental organization, regularly calls attention to human rights abuses in China.
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But he'll be back, he says, if "I have to confront abuses of power".
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"Women, especially actresses, don't speak about [abuses] because you're trained not to," Tamblyn said.
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Interviews and documents show that the hospital's management did little to halt the abuses.
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Officials described the process in the refugee camps of documenting the abuses as rigorous.
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The constitutional court has also shown an independent streak by challenging political parties' abuses.
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Later a liberal state tamed market abuses in the form of America's robber barons.
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The abuses were related to wiretap applications for former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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That's led to political scrutiny of other perceived abuses from Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
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Committee member Joaquin CastroJoaquin CastroAs Mexico abuses migrants under Trump's orders, where is Congress?
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"There are clear-cut abuses and problems in TANF regarding its implementation," he said.
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It has also set up telephone hotlines and social-media channels for reporting abuses.
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Last year, major exposes revealed terrible abuses in schools in Massachusetts, Florida and California.
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U.S. citizens have also settled lawsuits against CBP for abuses in the border area.
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That's important, because in a big sense these abuses are not, primarily, about sex.
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"There are clear-cut abuses and problems in TANF regarding its implementation," he says.
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But the commission dislikes NS2 and distrusts Gazprom, which it thinks abuses market dominance.
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Some branches are involved in human rights abuses, while others are not, he said.
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Through this lens, it's both harder and more uncomfortable to ignore abuses of power.
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There should be no contradiction between championing immigration and upbraiding abuses of the system.
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And the EU is right to take on Hungary and Poland for their abuses.
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Still, more vigilant governments could certainly do more to curb abuses by superstar companies.
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Rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch, have documented such abuses by security services before.
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Outside monitoring groups say China strictly controls freedom of expression and abuses human rights.
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From the beginning of the migration crisis, abuses against women in Europe have skyrocketed.
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And such abuses continue, she said after she launched an anti-harassment campaign, #MeTooCongress.
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Nevertheless, the general public still harasses and abuses them, and families often shun them.
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Amnesty says that makes the Europeans responsible for abuses carried out by Libyan forces.
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Rights groups cited there have been abuses targeting opponents of the proposed constitutional changes.
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This came shortly after 22 other countries formally condemned China's abuses in the region.
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The problem is that serious human rights abuses are happening at the same time.
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The army has been accused of human rights abuses, including the massacre of protesters.
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Days later, the rapper checked himself into rehab for suicidal thoughts and substance abuses.
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He physically abuses her and constantly speaks to Tabitha as if she is inferior.
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The government has acknowledged some abuses in the past and pledged to take action.
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Your phone holds sensitive photographs documenting abuses abroad, but the agent can't find them.
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The goal of modernizing the country by sharply reducing births soon led to abuses.
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Indonesia&aposs police and military are frequently accused of human rights abuses in Papua.
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Japan's labor ministry raided her employer Dentsu to see if overwork abuses were pervasive.
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HEMINGWAY: I actually wish that President Trump had spoken against the human rights abuses.
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Human rights monitors such as Amnesty International have reported "hellish" conditions, abuses and neglect.
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That's important because in a big sense, these abuses are not, primarily, about sex.
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The sanctions relate to the country's missile testing, human rights abuses and financial institutions.
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Advocates say that the Do No Harm Act is necessary to curtail these abuses.
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Maduro's government insists it investigates human rights abuses and sanctions those responsible for them.
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It's not clear how much the tools will be able curb all abuses, though.
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Google previously ended its search business in China in 2010, citing human rights abuses.
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The U.S. State Department so far has stopped short of calling the abuses genocide.
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Given these abuses, "Russia must now with greater urgency exercise its influence," Jones said.
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The Chinese government rejects any suggestion that it abuses religious rights and human rights.
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That means some kinds of abuses could take place even with protections in place.
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"American workers have long called for reforms to end these visa abuses," Trump said.
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Abuses of U.S. immigration policy must be stopped in order to protect legitimate victims.
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Duterte also took exception with Obama's criticisms of human rights abuses in the country.
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Thirty-three states have passed legislation to address these abuses at the local level.
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Accompanying these agreements are accounts of deforestation, corporate land grabbing and human rights abuses.
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The Obama administration only rolled back a few of these abuses and normalized others.
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In Homesick, as with Eileen, Moshfegh has produced a book that abuses its paradigm.
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It's time for Congress to reassert its constitutional trade powers to stop Trump's abuses.
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It also promises it won't sell to governments with records of human rights abuses.
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Most of the accusations of rights abuses in the war have involved the rebels.
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"We have had reports of labor abuses on their farms since 2005", he said.
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Trump is right to fight to reform all these abuses of our generous nature.
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"Nearly everyone here suffers from corruption, nepotism, abuses of authority and impunity," Tábora notes.
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The other major check on abuses by the agency is the FBI's internal culture.
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Arbitrary detentions and abuses by security forces in Kashmir are commonplace, rights groups say.
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These centers have been accused of abuses including rape, assault and child sexual abuse.
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But any probe into these abuses must expand into issues of far wider importance.
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For example, in 2015 it pressed Kenya to ensure accountability for security force abuses.
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The worst, she said, were abuses and sexual harassment of her and her daughters.
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Or does a strong democracy require meaningful checks on partisan abuses in election rules?
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Both bills address one of the main abuses undermining the 6900B program: provider consolidation.
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The plaintiffs said they had been subjected to beatings, humiliating searches and other abuses.
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As slaves, the victims are helpless against the whims and abuses of their purchaser.
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Mr. Bacon mentions the unacceptable abuses of workers under the existing seasonal work visa.
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America must lead the world in calling out human rights abuses wherever they exist.
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These expert reports document government abuses and failures to establish reliable human rights protections.
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These abuses include improper surveillance of American citizens, political figures, journalists and other targets.
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Worst of all, the rationale behind these abuses—fear of overpopulation—is fundamentally misguided.
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She represents clients who have experienced wage theft, discrimination, human trafficking and other abuses.
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Einstein too quickly discards the most important remedy for advertising's abuses: paying for content.
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Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian tendencies and suspected human rights abuses have alienated lawmakers in Congress.
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All the while, the U.S. never lost sight of the regime's human rights abuses.
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HTS has imposed harsh rules on the population and committed many human rights abuses.
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That's already led to accusations of excessive force, extrajudicial killings and human rights abuses.
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Oregon does not record other indicators that could point to abuses of vulnerable populations.
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Fortunately, these abuses make up only a small amount of of the fund's disbursements.
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The Social Democrats say the changes are intended to curb abuses committed by magistrates.
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The government rejects accusations of systematic abuses including executions, planted evidence and falsified reports.
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The case has similarities to when the European Commission accused Microsoft of antitrust abuses.
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Abuses to the three others were beyond the statute of limitations, Mr. Spota said.
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We are addressing labor abuses, protecting and rehabilitating victims, and bringing criminals to justice.
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We must design ways for students and scholars to report these abuses without fear.
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The Maduro government has long faced protests against political repression and human-rights abuses.
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U.N. officials and Western governments have accused both sides in the conflict of abuses.
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Instead, it abuses healing tools like astrology or general spirituality to distract from responsibilities.
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He concluded that the real opportunity was to deliver timely, actionable information about abuses.
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The group has been accused of abuses including the abduction of dozens of civilians.
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And sometimes, there are abuses of trust that leave only one course of action.
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Activists have asked Blackstone to reconsider the deal, pointing to abuses of NSO's technology.
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" It adds, "[t]he abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible.
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Foreign direct investment is growing rapidly, but corruption and human rights abuses remain prevalent.
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Oversight has also been toughened to combat abuses, according to Currie of the GAO.
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How did they relate to ideas about the uses and abuses of state power?
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Instead, Mr. Trump simply promised to direct the Labor Department to investigate visa abuses.
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Muslims said Ms. Bibi had uttered vile abuses against Islam and the Prophet Muhammad.
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If they do, does anyone think they'll stand up against abuses of presidential power?
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Asked whether there had been any allegations of detainee abuses, the commander acknowledged some.
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Greg Asbed has spent much of his life fighting horrific labor abuses, including slavery.
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Government officials have pledged to investigate abuses, and have made arrests in some cases.
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Abuses by performers and Hollywood executives are starting to be taken literally and seriously.
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The Maduro administration has fiercely rejected accusations of human rights abuses in the past.
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This should significantly deter many abuses that companies like Facebook and Google have committed.
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If President Trump abuses his pardon power, Congress can fight back in two ways.
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This document from House Republicans promises to detail government abuses surrounding 2016 election surveillance.
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The country's military has long been accused of human rights abuses, with punishment rare.
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The murder of Jamal Khashoggi has focused attention on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses.
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The quarter-century-long conflict saw grave abuses by the state and the rebels.
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"Do you think, I'm bad, I don't agree with abuses," she recalled him saying.
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Mr. Duque's party has too many figures implicated in human rights abuses and corruption.
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The parents have said that their children described abuses by more than one teacher.
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Although Rubashkin was initially charged with immigration offenses, prosecutors focused on Rubashkin's financial abuses.
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But it is as good an indictment as any of his government's recent abuses.
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The report said it was impossible to establish whether the abuses had taken place.
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A year later, KPMG came back with its results, confirming widespread abuses of power.
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Haddish spends time in the foster care system, where an older man abuses her.
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Or they may decide not to call attention to abuses in the first place.
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Across the country, immigration detention facilities have been accused of abuses and poor conditions.
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Will government agencies be there to police mortgage, student-loan and retirement-savings abuses?
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The State Department details abuses of labor standards in its annual human rights reports.
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Indeed, in December 2016, the United Nations condemned Iran's abuses for the 21625rd time.
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They were also aware that impeachment was a long-established remedy for such abuses.
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In this case, we happen to be talking about sexual abuses -- serious, major crimes.
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The lengthy catalog of clergy sexual abuses in the report is difficult to read.
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Opioid uses and abuses Opium and chemically similar substances have predictable effects on humans.
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It compels the U.S. to penalize Chinese and Hong Kong officials responsible for abuses.
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That's partly because I.C.E. has retaliated against people who have exposed civil rights abuses.
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He abuses this position when he cynically reduces this issue to politics, not people.
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It is possible to vigorously oppose Trump's abuses without fomenting delusions about his predecessors.
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The Fed did not note any new abuses by the bank in its statement.
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The IG report's revelations, moreover, come on the heels of Obama-era surveillance abuses.
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Many of these abuses take place under the guise of protecting society from terrorism.
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She, too, sexually abuses Precious, and treats her as a maidservant around the house.
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But he was also accused of human rights abuses and detaining political opponents arbitrarily.
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"I haven't got the strength to stand the government's abuses of power," he said.
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Human rights groups have accused his forces of abuses including torture, kidnapping and murder.
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The U.N. Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan warned that serious abuses continued.
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The report does not outline any "abuses" of the FISA process that Barr alleges.
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But since coming to power, his administration has done little against abuses and prejudice.
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But it's a good first step toward ending the abuses enabled by anonymous companies.
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China has been cautious about enacting legal protections for people who expose labor abuses.
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Grassley also pointed to alleged human rights abuses in China involving minority Muslim Uighurs.
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From the moment you step in the store, the Webster abuses you with scent.
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It's one thing to stop the worst abuses of the Obama-era Justice Department.
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The bill authorizes sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials for human rights abuses.
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The average American household abuses credit cards, averaging over $16,000 in credit card debt.
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He directed protesters to a secure messaging service to send any documentation of abuses.
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"There are abuses over copyright infringements and intellectual property and the like," Cameron said.
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The president abuses his power when he takes public funds for his private benefit.
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Such an agency should highlight China's manifold weaknesses, vulnerabilities and abuses of human rights.
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We have serious abuses that occurred in the FISA court against the Trump campaign.
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Most importantly, the decision will protect Main Street businesses across America from monopoly abuses.
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Other abuses include holding people in facilities without adequate healthcare, hygienic products, or food.
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She is blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury Department for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Instead, I will now recount all of the witnesses or abuses that have occurred.
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"We should not accept these outrageous sorts of problems," Abizaid said of the abuses.
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Others spoke of protests coupled with the visit, highlighting human rights abuses in Yemen.
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Sunnis accuse the militias of widespread human rights abuses against them, which they deny.
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These abuses occurred during the Obama administration from 2202 to 2628, the report states.
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Navarro has championed aggressive policy to combat what he deems trade abuses by China.
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Congress eventually acted with the STOCK Act, legislation designed to curb insider trading abuses.
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"People see abuses, they see the pluses of it," he said of private equity.
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He also suggested going to the United Nations to seek sanctions against Chinese abuses.
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The league instantly takes control of investigations when players are accused of similar abuses.
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Mr. McNealy insisted that current laws, bolstered by antitrust action, should remedy any abuses.
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What responsibility do tech companies have for the uses and abuses of their products?
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International rights groups have said his policies and practices amount to human rights abuses.
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Human rights workers accuse Kadyrov of widespread abuses in the region, allegations he denies.
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Cindy Cohn: Would lead to better human rights abuses has been thoroughly disproven. Right.
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"It continued: "We remain concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country.
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While López Obrador's government has publicly pledged to address the abuses of past administrations, it remains to be seen whether those acknowledgements will remain symbolic—and whether he'll act out of a selective blindness to the abuses that occur under his government.
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It is through the work of these journalists, building on the groundwork laid by locals, that the abuses of the Chinese government have been so thoroughly revealed, leading Congress to pass a bill sanctioning Chinese officials responsible for these massive human rights abuses.
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She was blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury last year for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Committee members said insufficient action was being taken against those committing labor abuses in Britain.
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The president has long pushed to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses.
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Aid groups criticized the move, saying such plans exposed migrants to further risks and abuses.
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" Artan said reports of human rights abuses in Myanmar pushed him to a "boiling point.
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Nadia Murad is the witness who tells of the abuses perpetrated against herself and others.
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Frank Church (D-Idaho) investigated abuses by the CIA, National Security Agency, FBI and IRS.
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The U.S. has also imposed sanctions against three top Nicaraguan officials, citing human rights abuses.
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Rights groups regularly accused his administration of abuses including torture during the fight with insurgents.
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" Another said: "Reducing decades of abuses and violence to poor choices is where you're misstepping.
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View this document on Scribd In a lengthy document, Sassani claims a litany of abuses.
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"We have nothing to hide and don't feel either party abuses the privilege," Grimm says.
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PH, many of whose members were victims of such abuses, promised to change all this.
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Trump came into office promising to crack down on what he calls Chinese trade abuses.
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The AP first asked the Pentagon about abuses committed by the UAE one year ago.
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Spanish courts led investigations into human rights abuses in Argentina and Rwanda under this premise.
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Indigenous groups living near Chitwan have long detailed a host of abuses by these forces.
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But I think what the #MeToo movement has shown is that these abuses happen everywhere.
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Two journalists have been sentenced to prison for reporting on human rights abuses in Myanmar.
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So don't expect today's "Clean Privacy Law" to eliminate data breaches or profiling or abuses.
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This child separation policy is connected to the worst abuses of Humanity in our history.
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Is this a crippling blow to the company's efforts to prevent abuses on the platform?
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The Trump administration is rolling back those rules aimed at abuses at for-profit schools.
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In many cases, these failures allow abuses to continue long after they become common knowledge.
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The conservation efforts have also displaced villages and led to conflict and human-rights abuses.
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"Stopping humanitarian abuses is something I think we as human beings typically support," says Moussouris.
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The U.N. could also consider creating an international tribunal to prosecute the abuses, she said.
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Their organization monitors human rights abuses in detention and works with lawmakers to change legislation.
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If similar abuses were repeated in the delta, more militants would likely emerge, he said.
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They don't want to miss the many abuses of power that are going on here.
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This is liable to undermine the US policy objective of curbing China's abuses and excesses.
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An authoritarian leader in power since 1990, he faces international criticism for human rights abuses.
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Noteworthy: The boom in nail salons has been accompanied by labor abuses and human trafficking.
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Many of these abuses were committed by Shia groups from the PMU, the report claimed.
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It has promised to investigate allegations of abuses in Rakhine if it is given evidence.
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These abuses have occurred on your father's watch and under the leaderships of Secretary Nielsen.
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Increasingly, the people who are trying to expose the abuses have themselves come under threat.
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Far from restraining him, cosseting Mr Orban in the EPP has legitimised his illiberal abuses.
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Some of us have overemphasized unimportant points, and others have not adequately reformed obvious abuses.
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The worst abuses by far have taken place in regions seized by Russian-separatist forces.
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It also has a reputation for corruption and human rights abuses, allegations the government denies.
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The two also disagree on whether past abuses by the security services require more investigation.
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Term limits prevent abuses of power, which infringe on ordinary citizens' rights, they point out.
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Though both are abuses of power, Weinstein's is a far greater, far more egregious one.
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"Spite Your Face", another film, picks up themes of wealth, monopolies and abuses of power.
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Fabrice Houdart: We are witnessing a proliferation of hate speech and human-rights abuses globally.
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This is not the first time the intelligence agency has been accused of grotesque abuses.
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In 2017 it received 63,350 applications raising a wide range of alleged human-rights abuses.
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Zoran Zaev released recordings that appeared to show abuses of power by senior government figures.
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He signed a pair of executive orders aimed at identifying and targeting foreign trade abuses.
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The assertion of one human right cannot justify violations or abuses of other human rights.
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Myanmar denies the charge and has asked for "clear evidence" of abuses by security forces.
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Myanmar The State Department has sanctioned four top Myanmar military officials for human rights abuses.
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Many Western countries have suspended training programs over human rights abuses and impose arms embargoes.
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There&aposs a lot of abuses out there and we really appreciate your covering not.
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The stockholders sought to recoup losses from shares tanking after the revelations of further abuses.
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DOL has authority to enforce federal labor laws that were enacted to curb such abuses.
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Trump appears to be less likely to publicly criticize Turkey for alleged human rights abuses.
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Guerrillas and human rights groups have also long complained of rights abuses by the army.
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But in recent years, abuses and fraud in America's largest guest worker program have surfaced.
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Too many poor whites are stuck in awful schools and are harmed by police abuses.
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Rights groups have accused the security forces of abuses against suspected militants and their supporters.
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Members of Jammeh's political party have denied such accusations of human rights abuses and corruption.
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The Chinese government on Thursday rejected any suggestion that it abuses religious and human rights.
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He abuses his power, games the system, puts his own interests ahead of the country.
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Trump has spoken admiringly of Duterte, despite alleged widespread human rights abuses under his administration.
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"Obviously there's still tremendous human rights abuses that are taking place in Cuba," he said.
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Myanmar denies the charges and has asked for "clear evidence" of abuses by security forces.
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Bureaucratic overlords in Montana and Wisconsin as well as California made headlines for garish abuses.
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Abuses long swept under the rug or covered up are being exposed, the perpetrators punished.
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Ban called the abuses "a cancer in our system" after firing the mission's peacekeeping chief.
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Ms Fujimori's critics worry that her victory would retroactively legitimise her father's abuses against democracy.
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Is this something that can be pushed back in another administration as abuses become clear?
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It documents reported violations and abuses by governments, but also by terrorist groups and militias.
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Cities have fought Airbnb on its contributions to urban gentrification, rising rents, and landlord abuses.
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And extra safeguards will be put in place to forestall abuses, such as overstaying visas.
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There are still strict norms around social conduct, and allegations of rights abuses are rife.
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Pakistan denies giving material support to Kashmir fighters and denounces rights abuses in Indian Kashmir.
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Facial recognition technology has become increasingly pervasive around the world, raising concerns about potential abuses.
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"The Atchley case highlighted the abuses and caused the system to be changed," he said.
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The NRF said China's trade abuses need to be addressed, but tariffs aren't the answer.
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The Houthis too are accused of human rights abuses, including using civilians as human shields.
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And meet Duterte Trump did, though he didn't address the Philippines' possible human rights abuses.
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The focus, he said, will be on curbing class action abuses and reigning in overregulation.
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But even the government recognises that the proliferation of this technology may lead to abuses.
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He also said he hopes to see more details about the alleged abuses in question.
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These overpowered unions led to the judicial crusade to stop what opponents considered clear abuses.
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"It is equally important to be as strong on pressing accountability for abuses," he said.
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The Obama administration's inability to rein in its abuses shows the depth of the problem.
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A dictatorship was not desirable, but he objected more to those who protested its abuses.
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These are important questions for all citizens who care about civil liberties and prosecutorial abuses.
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Tehran's human rights abuses are accelerating right alongside its regional meddling and support for terrorism.
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Erdoğan, who has been criticized globally over human rights abuses, claimed victory in the election.
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The journalists had been working to uncover human rights abuses being committed against Rohingya Muslims.
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The kingdom froze its links with Canada after Canada's foreign minister mildly criticised such abuses.
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"She was running from abuses in the South, and she was penniless," Ms. McCauley said.
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No one has been properly held to account for systematic abuses that have affected thousands.
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In theory, they are supposed to discourage government officials from engaging in human rights abuses.
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The old argument of compensation-for-past-abuses doesn't apply to them, only to whites.
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"Nadia Murad is the witness who tells of the abuses perpetrated against herself and others."
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Amnesty International is an organization that campaigns against abuses of human rights including free speech.
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The Democrat memo response on government surveillance abuses is a total political and legal BUST.
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The TPP cannot promise to solve all labor rights abuses or to reverse environmental degradation.
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"Personality Clash" from J.C. Pan examines the uses and abuses of the Myers-Briggs Type
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" More from The Vatican: "The abuses described in the report are criminal and morally reprehensible.
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This image glossed over the Kingdom's numerous human rights abuses both at home and abroad.
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He was later sentenced to 25 years in prison for corruption and human rights abuses.
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Rather than showing isolated incidents, these examples reflect workplace abuses that affect the everyday woman.
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That's led many Burmese to doubt reported incidents of human rights abuses against the Rohingya.
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He was deeply moved by stories of horrific human rights abuses by the Northern Alliance.
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"It just was way, way, way, way too much," Ms. Wright said of the abuses.
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For the latest fine, Wells Fargo would pay for auto insurance and mortgage lending abuses.
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In the absence of substantive reform, civil forfeiture abuses in Oklahoma continue to pile up.
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This has resulted in a slew of abuses of human and property rights among residents.
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He is now serving a 25-year jail term for human rights abuses and corruption.
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Wisniewski, however, said leaving the investigation half-finished would allow such abuses to occur again.
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The court added that it's on Congress to decide whether to expand liability for abuses.
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Although some platforms police their markets for trading abuses, others do not, the report found.
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You'd see fewer abuses and things of that nature, and the system would be fairer.
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The Department of Justice has not backed away from prosecuting individual police officers for abuses.
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Many people may find that surprising given the litany of abuses you suffered growing up.
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This rhetorical jujitsu is his way of evading responsibility for the abuses taking place there.
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The U.S. froze Kadyrov's assets in December, listing him in sanctions regarding human rights abuses.
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Other departments have scaled back the power of their internal divisions that monitor such abuses.
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Mr. Mugabe and Zimbabwe have also been slapped with international sanctions over human rights abuses.
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In August, he categorically denied reports of abuses in Xinjiang during a United Nations hearing.
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The cover-up of the ongoing abuses in the Church is, however, in his lap.
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The United States also warned it could impose sanctions on individuals responsible for alleged abuses.
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They are investigating the tech giants' vast information-gathering operations as potential anti-competitive abuses.
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But that doesn't mean the Constitution leaves Congress without any power to check his abuses.
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But future uses and abuses of this kind of data could be more subtly insidious.
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Ms. Patel said the government should cut off groups that failed to stop such abuses.
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Both sides have been accused of targeting aid workers and committing widespread human rights abuses.
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Every new disclosure makes clear that hierarchs were aware of the abuses for many decades.
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It encourages abuses of power by local party officials, who reap rewards for maintaining stability.
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The Justice Department's retreat from taking on abuses by local law enforcement will impede reform.
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It's a bit like the Turing [and] Valeant investigations [which looked at drug pricing abuses].
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For victims of MINUSCA's abuses, the mission's complicated image plays out in more profound ways.
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The pope has been accused of reacting slowly to well-known sexual abuses by priests.
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His main theme in books and speeches is to sound the alarm about presidential abuses.
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That he has tried to pay for his abuses with more than an enforced vacation?
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Many of those abuses occurred right after the annexation against those who resisted the takeover.
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Separately, the country is resisting a U.N.-backed inquiry into human rights abuses in Yemen.
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Where some may see human rights abuses, many Australians see policies having their intended effect.
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But Stark has his own problems, as he's been accused of numerous heinous animal abuses.
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Most discover abuses while holding positions of power within their organizations, often in oversight roles.
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It has since grown to 44, including names of others suspected of human rights abuses.
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In January, the Justice Department issued a blistering report that documented abuses and racial disparities.
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Thousands of Chechens who have suffered grave abuses are waiting for a chance for revenge.
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No president may delegate foreign policy to anyone who abuses that trust for personal profit.
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Sweden's government has faced accusations of racism and humans rights abuses for the rapper's detention.
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Yet, just a few days ago, Ms. Pelosi and others were talking abuses of power.
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He will reportedly say his administration will not tolerate intellectual property theft and trade abuses.
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No one likes having their abuses investigated and exposed, or the resulting pressure for change.
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Fortunately, we can all help stop these abuses simply by leaving animals off our plates.
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Human rights groups outside the country have accused Iranian authorities of systematic abuses in prisons.
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An investigation commissioned by Wells Fargo's board found signs of abuses that surfaced in 2002.
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America can't afford to ignore the abuses in China, in other countries or at home.
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"Every tweet — in which we protest Trump's abuses of his office — is important," she said.
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To cover up abuses, the White House issues secret waivers of its own ethics rules!
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Now she knows there are others out there who experienced the same abuses she did.
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There's only one way to address Trump's abuses of power now: at the ballot box.
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Past abuses must be repaired so that safety and justice can exist for us all.
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It shields its eyes from human rights abuses, and says it is only a sport.
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Democratic candidates need to call out Trump's own abuses of power for self-enrichment purposes.
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Many observers acknowledge that deepening polarization in American politics can lead to abuses of power.
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Right now, that advice is not limited to civil liberties abuses within the U.S. border.
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The U.S. in recent days has increased its pressure on China to end the abuses.
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So, how do we mitigate the harmful abuses of the internet without destroying human rights?
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Canada is the surprise new addition to this year's Priority Watch List for IP abuses.
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"These alleged crimes were not the abuses of a few isolated individuals," the report said.
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He had also been traveling to the U.A.E. to conduct research into migrant worker abuses.
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If nothing changes in Britain, we can expect these abuses to continue and even multiply.
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Despite other reports of abuses, no RSPO member has lost its certification over labor issues.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Facebook outlined the six steps it would take to prevent similar abuses.
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There is no legal recourse — only participation in a public system that abuses its users.
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And I wish that the abuses didn't go on for as long as they did.
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As I write in my book, we have seen real intelligence abuses in the past.
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Abuses still take place, while the words of human rights activists fall on deaf ears.
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"I believe that the program, as it was, was ripe for potential abuses," he said.
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Banks ultimately paid tens of billions of dollars to settle allegations of mortgage-lending abuses.
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"I think there were gross abuses … and inexplicable behavior that is intolerable in the FBI."
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Kadyrov, himself accused by campaign groups of human rights abuses, denied he was a spy.
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Committee Republicans have said the investigations into surveillance abuses are separate from the Russia probe.
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Democrats say the July 25 timeline provides a damning account of presidential abuses of office.
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In recent years, activists have accused SARS of significant human rights abuses and police brutality.
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General Dostum, a former warlord, has been accused of human rights abuses in the past.
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Encourage people to shout abuses at one another and to chuck garbage onto the field.
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Washington has recently found its voice on Xinjiang, where it long overlooked abuses by Beijing.
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They expect that they will no longer face American criticism for committing human rights abuses.
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His allegations have also increased tensions between the U.K. and China over human rights abuses.
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Congress needs to step in to end our complicity in the kingdom's human rights abuses.
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Nancy Pelosi and Republicans sound shockingly similar when they talk about Chinese human rights abuses.
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They criticized the Obama administration for investigating police abuses and discouraging more aggressive policing practices.
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Other troubling videos have surfaced showing soldiers deployed to the Boko Haram battlefield committing abuses.
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If there have been abuses, it is incumbent on those impeaching to state them explicitly.
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Every politician is allowed to change his or her mind, but Trump abuses the privilege.
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Reported abuses in Japan include low and unpaid wages, excessive hours, violence and sexual harassment.
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Activists said they feared the standoff would lead to violent clashes and human rights abuses.
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It has since grown to 20133, including names of others suspected of human rights abuses.
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Egypt denies any abuses and says its security forces operate within the country's legal framework.
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And we're done watching, and waiting while this invention called whiteness uses and abuses us.
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Under Obama, the Justice Department was uniquely aggressive at investigating police for misconduct and abuses.
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"FIFA is moving from the defense to the attack and it must be clear to everyone who abuses FIFA and abuses football to enrich themselves that they will not only be excluded from football but you will have to give the money back," said Infantino.
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The historical evidence is clear: When faced with a threat that qualifies as "special circumstances," our government abuses power Just last year, the European Court of Justice invalidated the EU-US Safe Harbor framework for personal data transfer because of privacy and surveillance abuses.
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Nowhere is it noted that terrorists were trained to lie about abuses in custody, that multiple government investigations found that no torture took place at Guantanamo Bay or that when abuses did take place, as they did in Abu Ghraib, abusers were investigated and punished.
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"FIFA is moving from the defence to the attack and it must be clear to everyone who abuses FIFA and abuses football to enrich themselves that they will not only be excluded from football but you will have to give the money back," said Infantino.
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"The joint statement demonstrates that Beijing is wrong to think it can escape international scrutiny for its abuses in Xinjiang, and the pressure will only increase until these appalling abuses end," John Fisher, director of Human Rights Watch's Geneva office, said in a statement.
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Richard Nixon's personal misdeeds paled in comparison to the intelligence community abuses uncovered by the Senate's Church Committee and the new spirit of suspicion about secret agencies' domestic activities, many of which were illegal and some of which were extraordinary abuses of human rights.
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In Guatemala, the exploitation of indigenous groups, including suspected human rights abuses, has exacerbated income inequality.
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An adherent of liberation theology, Bishop Ruiz denounced abuses and discrimination, especially by powerful local leaders.
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Mr Cheyre, who led the army from 2002 to 2006, condemned its earlier human-rights abuses.
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This gives the administration four months to carry out an investigation and determine whether abuses occurred.
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While a captive of the IS, Nadia Murad was repeatedly subjected to rape and other abuses.
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Now more than ever, it's important to check government for abuses or signs of self-dealing.
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Browder was a driving force behind a U.S. law targeting Russian officials over human rights abuses.
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Rights groups have documented continued widespread abuses against ethnic minorities, particularly in Rakhine and Kachin states.
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Mexico's government has said it is committed to investigating and punishing cases of human rights abuses.
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We&aposve been saved from a system that denies individual choice, abuses patients, and degrades care.
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He has been accused by diplomats of human rights abuses during the war, which he denies.
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Another target was Human Rights Watch's Tara Sepehri Far who researches human rights abuses in Iran.
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The charges against Kohut include alleged abuses authorities contend occurred in 2003, 2014, 2016 and 2017.
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The US government must act to protect American jobs, innovation and national security against these abuses.
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Even the horrific abuses at the border are inseparable from the problem of our rigged economy.
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Exposing and stopping such abuses of power has been a key goal of the #MeToo movement.
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BuzzFeed News found that WWF was warned in 2015 of "frightening" human rights abuses in Lobéké.
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Officials did not invite most media organizations that have reported on the alleged abuses, including Reuters.
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Many are just beginning to reckon with the vast, insidious history of abuses within their ranks.
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YOU SAID THE NIKE PRODUCT HAS BECOME SYNONYMOUS WITH SLAVE WAGES, FORCED OVERTIME AND ARBITRARY ABUSES.
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They should make it clear that tariffs must not be used to compel human rights abuses.
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He said that all abuses had been fully investigated, and denied any role in targeting journalists.
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The Navy investigators also interviewed several Afghans and Navy personnel who described some of the abuses.
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That followed Washington's blacklisting of the nation's leader, Kim Jong Un, for alleged human rights abuses.
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Pichai spoke with Axios after lawmakers grilled him on perceived search bias and consumer data abuses.
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Those inside have reported dire conditions, including food deprivation, extended solitary confinement, and other serious abuses.
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The documents it published revealed national security abuses and inner workings of governments around the world.
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Others remain in place, relating to ballistic-missile activity, support for terrorism and human-rights abuses.
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But the United States still has sanctions on Iran for supporting terrorism and human rights abuses.
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But Wednesday's action marks the first time regime officials have been sanctioned for human rights abuses.
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Mulvaney has said that, in general, the CFPB will go after egregious cases of consumer abuses.
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Congress wants to use targeted sanctions to punish Iranian officials who preside over human-rights abuses.
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Sunnis accuse the Shi'ite militia of carrying out abuses in regions taken back from Islamic State.
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Al-Abadi acknowledged that some militia fighters have been found guilty of committing abuses against civilians.
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His main initiative, "Human Rights Up Front", required all staff to take responsibility for reporting abuses.
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A freer press could shine a light on all sorts of abuses, from corruption to fraud.
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However, the more China abuses Hong Kong's liberties, the less unification will appeal to the Taiwanese.
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Some discerned a belated response to outrage over privacy abuses on the world's largest social network.
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China denies any rights abuses in Xinjiang and says its people are free to practice Islam.
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In a Facebook post, he said he is working to prevent similar abuses of user privacy.
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Charles (Steve Harris) both physically and emotionally abuses his wife Helen (Kimberly Elise), the movie's protagonist.
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Its supporters oppose police brutality, mass incarceration, America's drug war, police militarisation and civil-forfeiture abuses.
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Even the military relies on inflatable boats that can withstand untold abuses when racing into danger.
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The Wells Fargo debacle is a stark reminder that Wall Street abuses can take many forms.
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But it's high time that all corporations across the spectrum took responsibility for their own abuses.
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Wu regularly championed sensitive cases of government abuses of power, both online and in street protests.
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He's let leaders like Kim Jong Un off easy when it comes to human rights abuses.
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Then in 2016, the United States angered North Korea by blacklisting Kim for human rights abuses.
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Many use forced labor, while abuses including withheld salaries and debt bondage are rife, activists say.
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From that post, Cummings led investigations into Trump's personal finances and possible abuses at federal agencies.
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You can also file a complaint with the CFPB about any debt collection abuses you encounter.
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If you think that there are sufficient safeguards already in place against such abuses, think again.
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Jammeh's supporters deny abuses and he has often criticized Western powers for meddling in African affairs.
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The report said that shuanggui "not only facilitates serious human rights abuses, it depends on them".
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The government says the militia is responsible for the graves and denies any systematic rights abuses.
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"I am not tolerating abuses," national police chief Ronald dela Rosa said, asking for public understanding.
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We all need to stand up and put an end to these egregious human rights abuses.
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Its auto insurance abuses are part of a broader scandal over Wells Fargo's treatment of customers.
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Ironically, though, he may be the left's best hope as a bulwark against Trump's potential abuses.
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Devin Nunes declines to show the FBI the memo he has written about alleged FISA abuses.
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It would also make criticism of human rights abuses in states like Iran ring less hollow.
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The House Intelligence Committee has released, without redactions, the classified Nunes memo on alleged FISA abuses.
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The government denies any pattern of rights abuses saying cases are handled according to the law.
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"It's hard to blame the crimes and abuses of fentanyl on one country alone," Yu said.
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In the interim, the UN's human rights office continues to record abuses perpetrated by the government.
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Additionally, civil rights experts will conduct an audit of civil rights abuses perpetuated by Facebook's platform.
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Western powers imposed sanctions on Mugabe's government over allegations of vote rigging and human rights abuses.
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The Sri Lankan government said it needed more time to tackle the abuses cited by Emmerson.
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"These alleged crimes were not the abuses of a few isolated individuals," the prosecutor's office maintained.
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Nadler said the probe would focus on obstruction of justice, public corruption and abuses of power.
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"You got the argument that, 'These were cultural standards,' " she said referring to human rights abuses.
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Ryan has said he believes the declassification will uncover potential FBI abuses of the FISA process.
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The FDA has already implemented two important policies contained in the Blueprint to reduce these abuses.
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