We would not be subjected to these cruel and inhumane treatment.
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Another day, another factory farm with disgusting conditions and inhumane treatment.
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He left a note complaining of inhumane treatment and killed himself.
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John McCain that protected against the torture or inhumane treatment of detainees.
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Contains brief nudity, some scenes of inhumane treatment and torture and coarse language.
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We will continue to denounce any hateful and inhumane treatment of our community.
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In their interview with CNN, the migrants detailed what they claimed was inhumane treatment.
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When Fridoline, Schreber's daughter, objects to her father's inhumane treatment, even he defends it.
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But North Korea's inhumane treatment of Mr. Warmbier, 22, complicates the prospects for diplomacy.
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Prison authorities deny any inhumane treatment of Guzman, and said he was in good health.
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Sasa believes the amendment is the "primary cause of inhumane treatment" for South Carolina inmates.
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Advocates say Caal's case illustrates a pattern of inhumane treatment of migrants by federal officials.
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Inhumane treatment, sexual and physical abuse, and unjust detention are common and widely acknowledged concerns.
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If Mexico complies with Trump's demands, migrants and asylum seekers in particular, could face increasingly inhumane treatment.
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For-profit-detention centers have been at the center of controversies surrounding their inhumane treatment of immigrants.
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" McCain continued: "China has again ignored the international community in its inhumane treatment of prisoners of conscience.
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The Obama administration is coming under scrutiny on Capitol Hill over the allegedly inhumane treatment of pigs.
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"The inhumane treatment of Sterling by this defendant is unconscionable," Smith said in a news release from January.
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When ISIS releases videos of beheadings, victims wear orange jumpsuits symbolic of the inhumane treatment of Guantanamo detainees.
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Local council member Alejandra Sotelo-Solis said the video shows Border Patrol's inhumane treatment of people in the community.
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But it doesn't take long for Nat and Samuel to see the inhumane treatment that's rampant on other plantations.
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It said a vast majority had been subjected to inhumane treatment — including imprisonment, execution and torture — after being returned.
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The Trump administration's inhumane treatment of immigrant children has left a dark stain on the history of our nation.
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"For decades, adults and children at the Judge Rotenberg Center have been subjected to this inhumane treatment," she said.
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Humanitarian organizations such as Amnesty International have publicly accused the United States of "cruel and inhumane treatment" in Manning's incarceration.
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And of course, plant-based "meat" production does not entail any inhumane treatment of animals, something that plagues factory farming.
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Meanwhile, the United Nations Special Rapporteur put out a glaring report in 2015 detailing use of torture and inhumane treatment.
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As an older American Jewish Democrat, I am as aghast as younger American Jews at Israel's inhumane treatment of Palestinians.
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In one scene, an officer's wife rants about the inhumane treatment of Native Americans, arguing that they were "dispossessed by us".
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The second, with its unsparing depiction of the grim conditions and inhumane treatment of patients on the ward, is the strongest.
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He said at his sentencing that he had been subjected to "cruel and inhumane" treatment during his 30 months of confinement.
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In an elegant final chapter, Ms Buchanan makes the point that Pakistan is hardly alone in subjecting Pakistanis to inhumane treatment.
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The same day, Torres toured the troubled lockup, which is embroiled in a widening crisis over alleged inhumane treatment of prisoners.
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Van says thanks to Kim -- there will be 50,000 fewer people in prison soon, and inhumane treatment of women prisoners will subside.
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Blumenthal on Sunday said the Trump administration's policies are the root cause of inhumane treatment of migrants, and must be addressed first.
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Browder suffered from depression and severe paranoia as a result of his inhumane treatment on Rikers Island and again tried to kill himself.
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The so-called Torture Convention, of which the United States is a signatory, prohibits not only torture but, just as importantly, inhumane treatment.
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"Suspicion-less drug testing of government benefit recipients likely violates the Fourth Amendment, and it is cruel and inhumane treatment of individuals," Rep.
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The violations highlighted in the report include failure to protect children from violence, abuse, neglect, sexual and other exploitation, inhumane treatment and detention.
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It is done to legitimate extreme, inhumane treatment of minority populations (or perhaps, to render such treatment no longer in need of legitimation).
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This deprivation of liberty amounts to modern-day slavery and allows for inhumane treatment, which Eritrea currently has no legal mechanisms to redress.
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Branding them "devil worshipers," ISIS legitimized the massacre and enslavement of Yazidis, singling them out among Iraq's many minorities for particularly inhumane treatment.
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Among the tens of thousands of people marching are celebrities who also can't stand for the inhumane treatment of people seeking asylum and opportunity.
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But, as the Trump Administration's inhumane treatment of immigrants—including children—has become increasingly exposed, public pressure for hotels to refuse compliance is mounting.
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That applies to people who are not deemed to be personally persecuted but in whose home country war, torture or other inhumane treatment exist.
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"(Interior Minister) Nestor Reverol gives them license to steal," said legislator Juan Matheus, adding that the complaint includes accusations of cruel and inhumane treatment.
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Calling for decriminalization, Amnesty International said that denying a rape victim an abortion violates her right to be free from torture or inhumane treatment.
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Alissa J. Rubin of The New York Times won in the international reporting category for her stories on the inhumane treatment of Afghan women.
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A Republican governor has balked at sending National Guard troops to the US border in the wake of the Trump administration's "inhumane treatment" of children.
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NAACP denounces arrest In a statement, the NAACP Alaska Oregon Washington State Area Conference (AOWSAC) "denounce the victimization, inhumane treatment and unlawful arrest" of Hansen.
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Notice phrases like "left with no choice" and "unable to gain his cooperation" which are clearly meant to justify the inhumane treatment this man endured.
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Australian parliament was interrupted Wednesday by an estimated 303 protesters, there to demand an end to what they see as the inhumane treatment of refugees.
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They told her about riding on the roof of La Bestia, a dangerous freight train that traverses Mexico, and inhumane treatment in U.S. immigration centers.
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That means standing with every immigrant who works at Microsoft and standing for change in the inhumane treatment of children at the U.S. border today.
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The experience led to Mr. McCain's fight for passage, in late 2005, of what was called the McCain Amendment, banning the inhumane treatment of prisoners.
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Please understand: I do not endorse inhumane treatment of farm animals or wanton pollution of the environment with animal wastes and misused antibiotics and pesticides.
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The association also called for a more permanent policy effort to ensure that inhumane treatment of immigrant and refugee families does not continue in the future.
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I'm against the kind of inhumane treatment that is now being visited upon families, waking them up in the middle of the night, rounding them up.
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Human rights groups from Amnesty International to the Civil Liberties Organizations have widely documented torture, inhumane treatment, and extrajudicial killings of defenseless civilians throughout the country.
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The inhumane treatment of these migrants is not an impeachable crime, but it may prove to be the deepest scar his presidency leaves on the nation.
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That means standing with every immigrant who works at Microsoft and standing for change in the inhumane treatment of children at the U.S. border today. Satya
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As further details were revealed of the inhumane treatment and destruction of kenneled dogs at the Vick estate, public outcry against the quarterback reached a zenith.
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It is well known that childhood trauma and adverse childhood experiences created by inhumane treatment often create negative health impacts that can last an individual's entire lifespan.
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"Any lawbreaking or inhumane treatment" will be prosecuted, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said, adding that his government had taken all necessary steps to secure the country's border.
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A Yemeni rights group on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Prince Mohammed in France, accusing him of complicity in torture and inhumane treatment in Yemen, lawyers said.
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When I took on these asylum cases pro bono, I thought that our country had hit rock bottom in its inhumane treatment of migrant children and families.
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As Americans, none of us should accept the separation of immigrant children from their parents or the inhumane treatment of refugees and migrants as acceptable American policy.
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Last year, CNN reporters went undercover at a slave market in Libya to document the violation of human rights and inhumane treatment that desperate migrants have suffered.
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The Luxembourg-based court went against an earlier recommendation by its chief lawyer that the family ran the risk of inhumane treatment if they stayed in Syria.
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Trump himself did come up a lot — but mostly in the context of candidates attacking his inhumane treatment of migrants and economic policies that primarily benefit the wealthy.
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"In the face of the federal government's inhumane treatment of immigrant families, New York will not deploy National Guard to the border," Cuomo said in a June 18 statement .
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"The plaintiff neither is, or has, been subject to inhumane treatment," said state lawyer Adele Matheson Mestad, adding that Breivik's stiff-arm salute made "a mockery of the court".
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The inhumane treatment is not only harmful to the migrants we are charged with protecting within our borders -- it will also hamstring our ability to promote human rights abroad.
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"Treasury is committed to ending the former Maduro regime's inhumane treatment of political opponents, innocent civilians, and members of the military in an effort to suppress dissent," he added.
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The extra funding announced Tuesday was taken as a tacit recognition of what one senior European official termed "unacceptable, inhumane treatment and human rights violations" for migrants in Libya.
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It's also a reminder that inhumane treatment of pigs, which is unfortunately common due to their ubiquity as livestock, should be mitigated, as these animals are very cognitively advanced.
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He assailed the Japanese justice system for what he described as its inhumane treatment of him as a defendant and accused his former colleagues at Nissan of framing him.
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The Lumpkin facility has been the subject of past allegations of inhumane treatment of immigrant detainees, who can be kept behind bars for years awaiting resolution of their deportation cases.
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City Without Drugs founder, Yevgeny Roizman, was condemned by SOVA not only for inhumane treatment of his "patients," but for his racist and xenophobic statements, nearly inciting "pogrom-like" violence.
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The EU's strategy has been badly criticized by rights groups for pushing people back to inhumane treatment and other perils in Libya's chaos, and failing to offer them enough protection.
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With a Season 2 in the works, Homecoming is sure to continue its reflection on inhumane treatment and may even champion the victims of its freshman season with some delayed justice.
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"These interviews are a basic human rights protection to ensure that no one is returned to a country where they would face inhumane treatment, persecution or other harm," Democrats wrote Thursday.
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The inmates have taken over Litchfield and started a full-fledged riot in protest of the inhumane treatment they experienced from the new group of guards brought on in season 4.
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"In the face of this ongoing human tragedy, let me be very clear: New York will not be party to this inhumane treatment of immigrant families," Cuomo said in a statement.
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In the hearings held under Dutch universal jurisdiction, Alemu, a former Mengistu regional representative, was convicted of all charges brought by prosecutors, including arbitrary detention, inhumane treatment, torture and mass murder.
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Make no mistake—through this rule, the administration is weaponizing the inhumane treatment of migrant children to signal to Trump's base that he is taking the threat of "illegals" very seriously.
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Siempre tries to sanitize this terrible origin story by revealing Cristobal, the son of a wealthy Cartagena family, acquired Carmen to stop her auctioneer's inhumane treatment, but the narrative choice doesn't help.
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Together, they have exploited the genuine tragedy of gang violence in our communities to stoke widespread fear of Central American immigrants and support for the administration's inhumane treatment of newcomers seeking safety.
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For hundreds of years, white doctors have pushed horrific false narratives about physiological differences between black and white people that served as a warped basis for justifying inhumane treatment of enslaved people.
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Or how the rest of the world has nothing but contempt and disgust for the regime's inhumane treatment of its population, especially those held in the network of Nazi-like concentration camps.
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A federal judge on Friday said she will appoint a special monitor to oversee conditions for detained migrant children following claims of inhumane treatment from lawyers representing those separated at the border.
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"One of the persistent problems that we see is the inhumane treatment of children in border patrol facilities where they might be detained for anywhere from three to six days," Schey said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain does not condone torture or inhumane treatment and its close relationship with the United States allows frank exchanges on areas of disagreement, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Thursday.
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"We also need to redouble our efforts to provide assistance to the migrants stranded in Libya and .... exposed to unacceptable, inhumane treatment and human rights violations," EU's migration chief, Dimitris Avramopoulos, told journalists.
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The move comes as perhaps the ultimate culmination of an animal rights movement spurred in large part by the 20163 documentary Blackfish, which exposed what it called inhumane treatment of the whales in captivity.
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I'm well aware that it's counterintuitive that a person who organizes against the inhumane treatment of oppressed people would feel emboldened rather than merely defeated in a moment that, admittedly, is a step back.
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Their health deteriorated; international intervention was literally non-existent, limited to a few expressions of concern, but no practical measures to compel the Iranian regime to stop its inhumane treatment of prisoners of conscience.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about a group of adults who were abused at a group home in the Bronx, decades after enduring inhumane treatment at another institution.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A rights group filed a lawsuit against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during his visit to France on Tuesday, accusing him of complicity in torture and inhumane treatment in Yemen, lawyers said.
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Earlier this month, the UN-recognized government in Libya announced that it would be closing three of its largest immigrant detention centers, which have been condemned by the UN for their inhumane treatment of refugees.
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The guards' inhumane treatment of their prisoners, the women's frustration, and the systemic bullshit that forced drastic measures (like the prison's privatization and subsequent overcrowding) to save money all merged to become one giant mess.
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In 2005 the Senate passed his bill to bar inhumane treatment of prisoners, including those at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, by limiting military practices to those permitted by the United States Army Field Manual on Interrogation.
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"Through forced separations and inhumane treatment in overcrowded, unsanitary facilities, the United States is denying children their basic human rights," said the Association of Children's Museums, which represents museums in all 50 states and 19 countries.
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Trump has also accused asylum seekers of using children to get into the country and receive preferential treatment, despite the fact that children and adults alike face the same inhumane treatment in U.S. immigration processing centers.
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Charlie Baker directed the state National Guard not to send any assets or personnel to the US-Mexico border because of the Trump administration's "inhumane treatment" of children, communications director Lizzy Guyton said in a statement.
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What has happened to the minds and souls of so many Republicans that has made dishonesty, lies, immoral behavior, financial chicanery, racism, inhumane treatment of others and disregard for the law by their elected leaders acceptable?
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While the deal with Turkey may be the latest example, similar collaborations have been seen in the past with Morocco and Muammar Qaddafi's Libya, resulting in consistently inhumane treatment of vulnerable people seeking safe haven in Europe.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia is ignoring the inhumane treatment of refugees held on the South Pacific island of Nauru as a means of deterring others from attempting the journey to Australia, two human rights groups said on Wednesday.
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TJ Fuller This week, Seaworld announced that it would phase out orca whale breeding and theatrical shows, their first substantial action since Gabriela Cowperthwaite's 2013 Blackfish sparked public outrage at the inhumane treatment of the marine mammals.
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"It is well known that childhood trauma and adverse childhood experiences created by inhumane treatment often create negative health impacts that can last an individual's entire lifespan," the AMA's James Madara wrote Wednesday to top administration officials.
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But even before the uproar this month over separations of migrant families, claims of overreach and inhumane treatment by ICE agents, including targeting immigrants outside churches, schools and courthouses, were flaring tempers in communities around the country.
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" Now, if Hormel and the National Pork Producers Council headed by one of their chief suppliers have their way, pigs raised in confinement and subjected to inhumane treatment at a processing facility could even be labeled as "organic.
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As faith leaders from Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, we won't sit idly by while holy texts are used to perpetuate injustice, the closing off of borders to those in need, and the inhumane treatment of children and families.
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As Mengistu's representative in the Ethiopian province of Gojjam, Eshetu Alemu is accused of ordering the killing of 75 young prisoners in 1978 and of being responsible for the incarceration and inhumane treatment of more than 200 people.
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Days ago, new department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus used the occasion of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, and one of her first appearances before reporters, to urge China to end its "particularly cruel and inhumane" treatment of Muslims.
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His widely reported and condemned inhumane treatment of prisoners, furthermore, rather than creating a way to render inmates productive members of society upon their release, built a hatred and resentment in them that almost assuredly had the opposite effect.
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During research for a recent MUNCHIES piece on the inhumane treatment of organic chickens and livestock, I was horrified and pissed to learn that the company from which I often bought my organic eggs is among the worst offenders.
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More than 90 percent of those interviewed said they had been the victims of extreme violence - torture or inhumane treatment - either at home or along the migrant route or both, MEDU said in an interactive migration map that incorporates the interviews.
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In the face of this immoral U.S. policy, and the U.S.'s increasingly inhumane treatment of refugees and immigrants beyond this specific policy, we are deeply concerned that Amazon is implicated, providing infrastructure and services that enable ICE and DHS.
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The announcement said activist Priya Sawhney attempted to offer Bezos a flower and ask him to speak out against the inhumane treatment of animals at an Amazon chicken supplier and the prosecution of the people who exposed the animal cruelty.
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"We still have a long road to ensure that torture and other cruel or inhumane treatment are eradicated once and for all," Marta Delgado Peralta, under-secretary for multilateral issues and human rights in the foreign ministry, told the panel.
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Other countries are reluctant to directly intervene in the utterly inhumane treatment that Myanmar is perpetrating against the Rohingya, but we could perhaps bring worldwide shame upon her and her government by petitioning the Nobel Committee to revoke her prize.
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In the hearings held under Dutch universal jurisdiction, Mr. Alemu, a former regional representative under the country's leader at the time, Mengistu Haile Mariam, was convicted of all charges brought by prosecutors, including arbitrary detention, inhumane treatment, torture and mass murder.
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"[A]dverse childhood experiences created by inhumane treatment often create negative health impacts that can last an individual's entire lifespan," James Madara, the CEO of the American Medical Association, warned the Trump administration after the policy was implemented last year.
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"This not only speaks to a lack of professionalism by these deputies, but rather speaks to grossly inhumane treatment against human beings that were in these deputies' charge and responsibility," Gascón said during a press conference Tuesday announcing the charges.
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In 2016, the government decided to suspend family re-unifications for two years for migrants who get "subsidiary protection" - granted to people who are not considered as being persecuted individually but in whose home country there is war, torture or other inhumane treatment.
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The Eastern High Court says the Danish soldiers had not abused any of the Iraqi civilians but they knew the detainees were "in real danger of being exposed to inhumane treatment in terms of being hit and kicked" by the Iraqi forces.
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" Mexico's National Human Rights Commission found that the community policemen in Olinalá had subjected twelve prisoners, including four minors, to physical abuse and inhumane treatment, denying their "right to personal integrity, dignified treatment, sexual freedom, and the right to a life without violence.
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"Opening fire on innocent people, exposing them to all kinds of inhumane treatment... (It) is barbarism in the full sense of the word," he said, repeating his call on Greece to let migrants cross its territory to reach richer western European countries.
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In addition, what its team is discounting is that for many women, Cosmo was and still is one of their only sources of reliable information on topics like comprehensive guides to contraception, the inhumane treatment of pregnant prison inmates, and state-level reproductive health policies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A rights group filed a lawsuit against Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan during his visit to France on Wednesday, accusing him of war crimes, complicity in torture and inhumane treatment in Yemen, a lawyer for the group said.
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"Governor Baker directed the National Guard not to send any assets or personnel to the Southwest border today because the federal government's current actions are resulting in the inhumane treatment of children," Baker's communications director, Lizzy Guyton, said in a statement, according to WGBH.
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"Governor Baker directed the National Guard not to send any assets or personnel to the Southwest border today because the federal government's current actions are resulting in the inhumane treatment of children," his communications director said in a statement to WGBH News, a local outlet.
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In addition to becoming a figure of the anti-military crowd, Manning left prison—where she faced intense gender-based discrimination amounting to inhumane treatment according to the United Nations—to find that she'd already become an icon in the fight for trans rights.
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Immigration Biden has criticized the Trump administration's "inhumane" treatment of young undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children, sometimes called Dreamers, and talks of fixing underlying issues in other countries that lead to mass immigration to the US, rather than "demonizing" immigrants coming to America.
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Schey said that in addition to the inhumane treatment described by immigrant parents and children detained at the border, the government has failed to comply with parts of the Flores agreement that require the prompt release of children to a relative or family friend when possible.
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"Together these practices have resulted in not only the tremendous suffering of children and parents who have been kept apart, detained, and subjected to abusive, inhumane treatment, but also the involuntary, forced return of hundreds of people to grave dangers, including risk of death," the complaint reads.
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"One of the persistent problems that we see is the inhumane treatment of children in border patrol facilities where they might be detained for anywhere from three to six days," Peter Schey, president of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, told reporters after the hearing.
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"Like the vast majority of American Jews, J Street is outraged by the Trump administration's disgraceful, inhumane treatment of migrants and refugees — and supportive of members of Congress like Representative Ocasio-Cortez who are strongly challenging the president's hateful policies," the group said in a statement.
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Bruguera is herself a trained printmaker who now uses installation and performance art to rail against the inhumane treatment of immigrants — a subject that has become evermore urgent since the Trump administration announced its move to end DACA, a program that shielded young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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"On day one of his presidency, Beto will use executive authority to stop the inhumane treatment of children, reunite families that have been separated, reform our asylum system, rescind the travel bans, and remove the fear of deportation for Dreamers and beneficiaries of programs like TPS," the plan says.
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For Americans opposed to Trump's policies — from the inhumane treatment and targeting of detained migrants, to detrimental inaction on climate change, to refusal to regulate guns in the wake of unprecedented mass shootings — shopping at retailers connected to the celebrity-entrepreneur-turned-sitting-president is tantamount to hypocrisy.
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Calling the living conditions at sites such as Moria, the place on the Greek island of Lesbos that Francis called a "concentration camp," merely "difficult" diminishes the gravely inhumane treatment that men, women and children are suffering for no other crime than wanting freedom and a better life.
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"The policy violations and inhumane treatment addressed in the complaint are of especially great concern given the Trump administration's executive orders directing ICE to dramatically expand immigration enforcement actions and increase the number of individuals subject to immigration detention," the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in a statement.
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The "I Have a Dream" speech continues to resonate to this day as one of the most important symbols of a civil rights movement that was committed to ending social injustice and dismantling policies that enabled the inhumane treatment of people living in the United States and all around the globe.
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On International Women's Day a convoy of about 2,000 women set off from Istanbul for the border with Syria to focus attention on the plight of women there, thousands of whom have been subjected to torture, rape or other inhumane treatment in Syria's prisons since the war began, organizers said.
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"All arguments weighed against each other, the court puts the chance that the men would have escaped inhumane treatment and execution by the Bosnian Serbs if they could have stayed at the United Nations compound at 30 percent," the ruling, by the Dutch Court of Appeal in The Hague, stated.
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Created in collaboration with Industrial Light & Magic xLab, the project drops participants inside a harrowing run across the US-Mexico border — highlighting both the horrifying steps those seeking a better life for their families are willing to take, as well as the terror and inhumane treatment that can follow if they're caught.
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A generally avid user of Twitter, he took to the platform some five hours after the shooting to address the matter: "I offer my condolences to the families of the victims of the inhumane [treatment] that occurred today at the Professor Raul Brazil State School in Suzano, São Paulo," the tweet reads.
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Not only could new laws recognizing animals as individuals spread to other states, but they might also provide a precedent for novel interpretations of the law, rippling out into other areas from veterinary malpractice to agricultural and entertainment industries, as activists challenge what they see as inhumane treatment of animals kept in captivity.
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Candidates were forced to answer a question about the photo of a father and child who drowned attempting to cross the Rio Grande and seek asylum in the U.S. And several of them visited for-profit detention centers in Florida at the time to draw attention to the inhumane treatment of migrants.
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Orban, long at odds with the European Union on a range of issues, said this month his government would disobey court orders to compensate former prisoners for inhumane treatment and would also not pay a court-mandated fine to a Roma community in eastern Hungary in a case of alleged school segregation.
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He's brought bigotry and racism to the fore; demonstrated contempt for the national interest; undermined our elections and shredded our social fabric; sabotaged our standing in the world, politicized the military and embraced autocrats; and his callous and inhumane treatment of children and the vulnerable will be a stain on America for decades.
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"We formally request an investigation into these allegations commence immediately to assure that in the future no human being detained … has to suffer inhumane treatment that can place them in dangerous conditions that can cause harm and even death while in the US government's custody," said Julie Contreras, chair of the organization's immigration affairs committee.
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It announced that the detention facilities, including Holot (which had been closed in mid-March), would immediately be reopened, and that they would begin to draft legislation which, going forward, would allow them to circumvent the High Court—considered by many advocates to be the last remaining bulwark against the illegal and inhumane treatment of the African community.
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Multiple reports of uniquely aggressive or inhumane treatment have emerged from the Trump administration's practices, including a Honduran man who died by suicide less than a day after being separated from his wife and 3-year-old child by Border Patrol agents, and a Honduran woman who says officials took her daughter away while she was breastfeeding her in a detention center.
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Multiple reports of uniquely aggressive or inhumane treatment have added fuel to the fire, including a Honduran man who died by suicide less than a day after being separated from his wife and 3-year-old child by Border Patrol agents, and a Honduran woman who says officials took her daughter away while she was breastfeeding her in a detention center.
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Multiple reports of uniquely aggressive or inhumane treatment have added fuel to the fire, including a Honduran man who died by suicide less than a day after being separated from his wife and 23121-year-old child by Border Patrol agents, and a Honduran woman who says officials took her daughter away while she was breastfeeding her in a detention center.
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While I do not advocate the inhumane treatment of any migrants, whatever their circumstances, it is troubling that The New York Times has not been more vigilant in calling attention to the president's and the attorney general's consistent attempts to confuse the issue by referring to all who cross the border as lawbreakers who deserve whatever harsh treatment they receive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian foreign ministry spokesman on Wednesday called for the immediate release of a journalist arrested in the United States while working for Iran's English-language state TV "We condemn the illegal arrest of Marziyeh Hashemi, the reporter and presenter of Press TV, and the inhumane treatment of her in jail in Washington," Bahram Qasemi was quoted as saying by state news agency IRNA.
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This week, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, along with more than 150 other faith-based and community organizations sent a public letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson and Attorney General Loretta Lynch urging them to end the unnecessary and inhumane treatment of refugee families and children seeking protection from extreme and unmitigated violence in these three countries, a region known as the Northern Triangle.
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So next Saturday we, along with other physicians, health professionals and medical students from around the country, will gather and speak on behalf of all those who care about the welfare of children and the inhumane treatment of those legally seeking refuge in the U.S. We will demand that the administrations' shameful and devastating policies be changed and that detention camps be closed permanently.
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In addition to the immediate crisis, supporting a smarter border policy will help Democrats strengthen their public standing to move forward with key priorities that are being ignored: the inhumane treatment of children caught at their borders, the paralyzed state of millions of people who are already here and live in limbo, the ramped up rate of deportation, and the unacceptable methods used by ICE in finding and detaining individuals.
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But I think given the work that he did over the course of his lifetime and given the role that he played to shed light on the inhumane treatment of farmworkers that he himself experienced, I think that he would really call into question the lack of humanity in a lot of both the rhetoric as well as the policies that we're seeing coming out of this current administration.
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As POWs, we had been given an extraordinary amount of attention by the American public, media and our government because of the inhumane treatment we received at the hands of the North Vietnamese, such as years of solitary confinement, frequent physical abuse in violation of the Geneva Conventions, suppression of communication between prisoners within the camps and our families back home, and confiscation of packages from home -- the communists delivered only four letters to me in over six years of confinement, and no packages.
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