Others blame the social contagion effect: Perpetrators are influenced by previous perpetrators, and they, in turn, influence the next perpetrators.
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" In a rambling response, Mr. Morawiecki said it would remain legal "to say that there were Polish perpetrators, as there were Jewish perpetrators, as there were Russian perpetrators, as there were Ukrainian, not only German perpetrators.
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"Of course it's not going to be punishable, not going to be seen as criminal, to say that there were Polish perpetrators, as there were Jewish perpetrators, as there were Russian perpetrators, as there were Ukrainian, not only German perpetrators," Morawiecki replied.
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"Of course it's not going to be punishable, not going to be seen as criminal, to say that there were Polish perpetrators, as there were Jewish perpetrators, as there were Russian perpetrators, as there were Ukrainian, not only German perpetrators," he said.
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"Those statistics mean you have a lot of perpetrators walking around, and they must be perpetrators we all know," she said.
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Domestic violence among perpetrators of deadly political violence should not be surprising: It is also common among perpetrators of mass violence more generally.
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The perpetrators were acquitted, but Till's murder is one of the most infamous examples of individual, racism-inspired violence whose perpetrators walked free.
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Video games were mentioned in 6.8 percent of news articles about school shootings with white perpetrators, compared with 0.5 percent for school shootings with black perpetrators.
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The perpetrators of these violent acts, from murder to intimidation, span the spectrum of anti-Semitism and fail to fall into a predictable pattern of perpetrators.
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"I would say that the vast majority of Title IX cases are protecting male victims from male perpetrators, or female victims from male perpetrators," Ms. Bolger said.
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In times of hazard, the police are the primary point of contact between the government and the public -- victims, prospective victims, perpetrators, and prospective perpetrators of violence alike.
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In July the court overseeing the trial of Duque's perpetrators ordered an injunction prohibiting Duque from questioning the court or the perpetrators and from giving opinions about the trial.
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She notes that in the vast majority of shootings she's studied, the perpetrators plan to die themselves; in the vast majority of shootings, the perpetrators also leave notes outlining their plans.
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Nearly all known perpetrators are women -- moms like Hope.
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Instead, in a time when perpetrators of sexual assault are losing their cultural cachet, it seems like the series is trying to make one of those very perpetrators seem adorable through editing.
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"Our best explanation for such a pattern of results is that with longstanding racial stereotypes regarding crime, it's likely that people may simply be more comfortable looking for explanations (or partial excuses) for crimes committed by white perpetrators than black perpetrators because black perpetrators fit the perpetrator stereotype better in their minds," Ivory said by email.
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Iran vows to punish perpetrators Last week, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei accused Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates of financing the perpetrators and threatened to "harshly punish" the masterminds.
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PERPETRATORS OF COUPS tend to do badly at the polls.
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The figures give no ethnic breakdown of the alleged perpetrators.
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"We need to bring the perpetrators to justice, and quickly."
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I wanted to denounce the perpetrators so that it stops.
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Many perpetrators openly talk about their crimes as noble deeds.
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ACROSS THE country, some children are becoming victims, others perpetrators.
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The perpetrators are not the young hotheads of popular imagination.
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"Most perpetrators of violence see themselves as victims," she said.
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If found guilty, perpetrators could be fined up to $31,000.
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Similar associations can be found for perpetrators of domestic crimes.
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The vast majority of perpetrators and victims are young men.
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We look forward to bringing the real perpetrators to justice.
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Other instances have seen repeat perpetrators receiving short prison sentences.
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Another approach is to bring civil lawsuits against the perpetrators.
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Other times, the cartel leaders are the perpetrators of violence.
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If you have grievances go home and address the perpetrators.
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That's why perpetrators of slavery are rarely, if ever, imprisoned.
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Latinos were accurately depicted as perpetrators but underrepresented as victims.
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Misogyny does not only reside in the perpetrators of abuse.
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I thought it protected me, but it protected my perpetrators.
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They had the perpetrators on video, brutes in hard hats.
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The experience, and general culture of impunity for Liberian perpetrators,
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It means CCTV operatives trained to spot perpetrators and intervene.
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At first it wasn't clear how many perpetrators there were.
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Authorities need to stop sharing in the profits with perpetrators.
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It's not out of a desire to shame individual perpetrators.
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What if the perpetrators have no interest in being forgiven?
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His message then: a simple "stop it" to the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators are given an opportunity to think through their actions.
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"Perpetrators must be identified and brought to justice," he said.
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Over the last year, many powerful perpetrators have been exposed.
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Most importantly, there have been real consequences for the perpetrators.
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We need to work together to hold the perpetrators accountable.
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Mr. Ali did not want to speak about the perpetrators.
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They must be investigated, and alleged perpetrators must be prosecuted.
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Experts tell us that catching the perpetrators will be difficult.
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Eventually the perpetrators were fired after Coats requested an investigation.
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The company was not specific about who the perpetrators were.
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As a result, many survivors — and perpetrators — are left out.
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They have said there will be "consequences" for the perpetrators.
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It appears the perpetrators broke in about midnight, he said.
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We will hold perpetrators of genocide and mass atrocities accountable.
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How can police shift their focus to address the perpetrators?
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Speaking out means pitting the victim's word against the perpetrators.
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"The players are victims more than perpetrators," García Pitarch said.
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An operation was launched to capture the perpetrators, it said.
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Perpetrators of the deadliest attacks engaged with extremist content online.
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Perpetrators of 'honor killings' often enjoy impunity for their crimes.
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In California alone, this civil litigation and discovery process led to the public identification of hundreds of perpetrators, as well as church hierarchy members who concealed the perpetrators' crimes from law enforcement and the public.
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Further, although some sexual perpetrators are criminal "specialists," meaning that they don't typically commit crimes other than sexual assault (particularly common among pedophiles), many sexual perpetrators are criminal "generalists" who commit other types of offenses.
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However, two of the perpetrators of the Paris attacks on Nov.
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Police use those laws to arrest perpetrators and keep people safe.
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In a somber message, Marape vowed to track down the perpetrators.
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The government says perpetrators of anti-LGBT hate crimes are prosecuted.
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At least 1,880 alleged perpetrators were identified, according to the commission.
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First, the government needs to end impunity for perpetrators of violence.
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Victims may misidentify perpetrators, particularly in cases that date back years.
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The political calendar celebrates both victims and perpetrators of communist terror.
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The perpetrators of that abomination, defeated at home, fled into Congo.
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Because we are gospel women, please also pray for the perpetrators.
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They were the actual perpetrators of the infamous Zodiac Killer murders.
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"There's about 1,000 suspected perpetrators in the United States," Roberts said.
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The motive of the perpetrators is thought to be anti-Muslim.
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The ECDB is a database of more than 2,500 extremist perpetrators.
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The immediate culprits are the direct perpetrators, let that be clear.
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And when we talk about them, we focus on the perpetrators.
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Men are, however, the perpetrators about 98% of the time. 9.
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I know the faces of survivors (and perpetrators) of that nightmare.
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Furthermore, victims' families demonstrate no increased satisfaction resulting from perpetrators' deaths.
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Often the perpetrators and victims are in still in their teens.
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The [perpetrators] aren't monsters; they're men, women, sometimes young people themselves.
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It's worth highlighting that the perpetrators received punishments in these cases.
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When perpetrators cannot bully victims into promising secrecy, they settle nonetheless.
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And these perpetrators thrive in environments where an accountability gap exists.
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We must subject the perpetrators of this outrage to withering sanction.
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Most often, the perpetrators of abuse are parents of the victims.
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Most cases are not investigated and perpetrators rarely brought to justice.
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Perpetrators of mass shootings have disproportionately troubling histories of abusing women.
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Officials are offering a $10,000 reward for information about the perpetrators.
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The perpetrators of the remaining six have not been identified sufficiently.
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Bility entered the U.S. at a time when perpetrators of the
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We must subject the perpetrators of this outrage to withering sanction.
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The vast majority of victims are women and the perpetrators, men.
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But in every case, the perpetrators had a clear ideological agenda.
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We live with growing frustration that the perpetrators are getting away.
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The perpetrators weren't seeking cash, gold or any kind of ransom.
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Indian courts have consistently acquitted most perpetrators of massacres of Dalits.
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I am also a psychotherapist and have treated victims and perpetrators.
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Statistically, perpetrators do not lurk in shadowy corners, waiting to pounce.
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The authorities have never found the perpetrators of last year's incidents.
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Would I ever know whether the perpetrators would ever be caught?
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In a war, armed men are the main perpetrators of rape.
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We've asked them to arrest and bring to justice the perpetrators.
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My family is a bunch of criminals and perpetrators of violence.
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I'm not surprised that some of the perpetrators' testimony is contradictory.
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Germans of the Tätergeneration , or generation of perpetrators, were nearly gone.
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The perpetrators of this scam should be forced to own it.
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Powerful perpetrators of sexual violence target women especially, but not exclusively.
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The Revolutionary Guards accused Saudi Arabia of supporting the attack's perpetrators.
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Qatar will track down and prosecute the perpetrators, the statement continued.
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My family is a bunch of criminals and perpetrators of violence.
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"If survivors can't name their perpetrators then what happens?" she asked.
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Each scene includes a variety of evidence, motives and potential perpetrators.
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" She said on Twitter, "The perpetrators must be identified and prosecuted.
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Through that process, they'll narrow possibilities down and find the perpetrators.
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We have to find the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
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Perpetrators had not been identified yet in six attacks, they said.
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At least one of the perpetrators was executed for the crime.
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Instead, they're viewed as wrongdoers and perpetrators of their own illness.
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" He called for accountability for the perpetrators, describing them as "cowards.
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"A few perpetrators of evil do not represent us," he said.
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"Justice, oftentimes, means that the perpetrators and those that represent the perpetrators acknowledge that what is alleged is to have occurred, and that victims are given an acknowledgment, an apology, and an opportunity to share their stories."
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Approximately seven out of 10 victims of sexual violence know their perpetrators, according to studies by the Department of Justice, and in many cases — like yours — the perpetrators were not only known by the victim but loved.
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Forty-one possible perpetrators were identified and 139 victims came forward OIOS interviewed 139 people, investigated their accounts and identified 16 possible perpetrators from Gabon and 25 from Burundi through photos and corroborating evidence, the UN said.
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"None of the perpetrators received any sort of punishment," Joe told TechCrunch.
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But others have unearthed new leads that may point to the perpetrators.
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One of the biggest perpetrators of single-use plastics is the kitchen.
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In 15 of the 78 attacks the perpetrators have not been identified.
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The refugees are the victims of terrorism, not the perpetrators of terrorism.
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They linked violent crimes — often involving immigrant perpetrators — to previous marijuana use.
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In fact, March has not been a good month for genocide perpetrators.
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It was the first court appearance for the four accused surviving perpetrators.
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Police register thousands of cases every year, but perpetrators are rarely punished.
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Just 3% of the perpetrators who didn't commit suicide had multiple victims.
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In 21960 it had 21980,218 registered residents; some were victims, others perpetrators.
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Pointing the finger at the perpetrators -- "attribution" -- also is not that simple.
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There certainly seems to be a pattern of behavior by the perpetrators.
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End Rape on Campus says this gives "a default advantage to perpetrators".
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For women the surprise is that perpetrators are being punished at last.
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Even the perpetrators of the most heinous attacks seek legitimacy in history.
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Victims and perpetrators of knife crime tend to be from deprived areas.
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The victims and perpetrators of gang violence are nearly always young men.
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It ignited a national movement to support survivors and hold perpetrators accountable.
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The CID was also coordinating with Interpol to track down the perpetrators.
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Why are women always the victims of violence, rather than the perpetrators?
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At least 43,880 alleged perpetrators were identified and 4,444 victims came forward.
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"Anyone who now hunts the investigators protects the perpetrators," Walter-Borjans said.
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It also introduced tougher criminal sanctions for perpetrators and more victim protection.
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"In most cases that we've tracked, the police never find the perpetrators."
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And perpetrators often make their first connections to victims on the Internet.
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Zeid said the perpetrators of such "horrors" must be held to account.
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At least 1,880 alleged perpetrators were identified and 4,444 victims came forward.
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What's clear is that witnesses are having a hard time recognizing perpetrators.
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He said that the ministry is working intensely to identify the perpetrators.
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The Grand Mufti of Egypt, Shawki Allam, condemned the perpetrators as traitors.
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"Victims coming forward are defying the perpetrators of the attacks," he added.
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The perpetrators had behaved in similar ways to other girls and women.
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Congolese officials say they are determined to bring to justice the perpetrators.
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The U.S. resolution proposed an independent mechanism that would identify the perpetrators.
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That starts by finally penalizing the perpetrators of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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To me, they were the main perpetrators for evil in the world.
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In these cases, perpetrators do not specifically target a chain or restaurant.
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The blame is often pinned on women and the perpetrators go unpunished.
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Can anything be done to change people's perceptions of victims and perpetrators?
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The massacre's main perpetrators, Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, are behind bars.
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And high profile perpetrators are just the proverbial tip of the iceberg.
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We have to make such unpatriotic corporate behavior painful for the perpetrators.
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The suit also alleged the school provided lenient punishments for the perpetrators.
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In at least one shooting, the perpetrators targeted a crowded street party.
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Two schools were also burned down, though the perpetrators were not clear.
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"There were no German victims any more, only German perpetrators," he said.
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"Perpetrators can blend into the background of normal, consensual interactions," said Roman.
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There weren't just victims at the death camps — there were perpetrators, too.
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Forsyth County's whites immediately assumed that the perpetrators had to be black.
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To perpetrators, it says, you have impunity to commit a violent act.
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And, unfortunately, perpetrators of sexual violence are not isolated in their assumptions.
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It's easy to look at girls as victims and boys as perpetrators.
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A similar sleight of retrieval may protect perpetrators of abuse, experts say.
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And what, if anything, can be done to hold the perpetrators accountable?
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Stand with the victims of sexual abuse rather than with the perpetrators.
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Researchers say that a desire for notoriety has motivated many such perpetrators.
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Papamechail stands out among the convicted and alleged perpetrators in CJI's data.
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We are committed to bringing perpetrators of these heinous acts to justice.
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Terrorism is terrorism, however its perpetrators justify it inside their twisted minds.
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Reparations materialize when perpetrators and their inheritors are denied their imperial rights.
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Because the victims are the perpetrators, the supply of empathy is limited.
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S. commitment to bringing perpetrators of mass atrocities to justice is fleeting.
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In cases of funds theft, 56 percent of the perpetrators were women.
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The perpetrators are often led by hard-line Salafist clerics or politicians.
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She also said the country could itself punish perpetrators through domestic mechanisms.
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While hateful and hurtful, the perpetrators may not have understood their impact.
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Of the 178 jihadist plotters and perpetrators, 86 were U.S.-born citizens.
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But he explained that indictments can do more than catch principal perpetrators.
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Survivors deny or minimize the perpetrators' behavior or make excuses for them.
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I am closely watching the situation to identify and sanction the perpetrators.
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Police have not said if they have any leads on the perpetrators.
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Frankly, the perpetrators would have been better off asking for Turkish lira.
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That amplification encourages more terrorism, inspires copycats, and turns the perpetrators into martyrs.
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Perpetrators depend on complacency, on our inability to care for people unlike ourselves.
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Another sanctions mechanism has been set up for perpetrators of human rights abuses.
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Perpetrators can face up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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Relatives of the victims and perpetrators alike are still searching for closure. Srebrenica.
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From what we know, the attacks all had different motives and perpetrators. 2.
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The perpetrators weren't children; they're adults who premeditated their hateful acts, she said.
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Powerful perpetrators, from Weinstein to Roger Ailes to Bill Cosby, have been dethroned.
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Meanwhile, there's a historic failure to examine the conduct of the perpetrators themselves.
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After hours of blocking and reporting the perpetrators, she left the space entirely.
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Did the Sodder children die in a fire set by never-caught perpetrators?
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Despite a high-profile police investigation, the perpetrators are yet to be found.
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Security cameras at the branch did not catch the perpetrators, according to Reyes.
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More crimes will be investigated by police and more perpetrators will be punished.
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About 10 percent reported being only victims and 7 percent were only perpetrators.
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The police said they would comb through video footage to identify the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators also accessed information for some residents of Canada and the United Kingdom.
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While some men are victims, men are overwhelming the perpetrators of sexual misconduct.
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August 29, 2018: One of the 2014 hack's perpetrators is sentenced to prison.
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Victims who survive are among the likeliest to become perpetrators, or victims again.
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In many of the cases, these crimes are committed by upper caste perpetrators.
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It said the identity of the perpetrators and their motive were not known.
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Perpetrators and victims tend nearly always to belong to starkly different social groups.
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The perpetrators had varying degrees of connection to the Middle East-based jihadists.
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To move forward, we need to see more models of accountability from perpetrators.
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The perpetrators must be held accountable in line with international human rights standards.
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"Campaigns like this firmly put the blame back on the perpetrators," she said.
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" The statement concluded, "We look forward to bringing the real perpetrators to justice.
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He's heard many examples of his clients seeing past perpetrators on that list.
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Perhaps the most serious is the idea that the perpetrators are all paedophiles.
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It also means that perpetrators in these cases are not brought to justice.
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Keuchel said the perpetrators would pay for any damage the stunt had caused.
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The chances of falling victim to fraud perpetrators seems to increase each year.
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Germany's government condemned the threats Monday, vowing to crack down on the perpetrators.
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Obama Thursday condemned the attacks and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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"Criminal sanctions should be imposed on perpetrators of deliberate online falsehoods," it said.
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It is clear that we are missing potential female perpetrators due to semantics.
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The names of perpetrators don't matter anymore, activist and writer Tarana Burke said.
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Even the perpetrators themselves can never really articulate "Why?" in any meaningful way.
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As far as gender, it's true that most mass-homicide perpetrators are male.
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Forces were searching the area for the perpetrators and had defused some explosives.
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Perpetrators of domestic violence are supposed to be barred from buying guns nationwide.
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"Giving perpetrators a second chance is not a good idea," Ms. Bruno added.
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In fact, they're far more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators.
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The perpetrators were affiliated with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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And the male perpetrators of these crimes are given all manner of leniency.
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The perpetrators weren't the Nazis, who hadn't yet had time to set up.
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Working with Ms. Coomaraswamy, Ms. Thapa traveled extensively, interviewing survivors and sometimes perpetrators.
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But we can write off these experiences as the actions of individual perpetrators.
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Perpetrators of recent far-right terrorist attacks have been connected to similar forums.
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Companies were not solving the harassment problem, and perpetrators were rarely held accountable.
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When they ran out of Molotov cocktails, the perpetrators went away, she said.
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And he helped shape new ways to hold perpetrators accountable before the law.
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Money is something both the perpetrators and the institutions that protect them understand.
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Perpetrators have targeted girls as young as 10 in streets, nightclubs and restaurants.
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Taking into account the background of the perpetrators is a necessity, however uncomfortable.
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Scams whose perpetrators impersonate government officials are reportedly at an all-time high.
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The United States should be more forcefully condemning the perpetrators of such actions.
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"Under current conditions, the perpetrators will not be brought to justice," he said.
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The fact that the perpetrators were foreigners rendered the offense even more egregious.
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The perpetrators of the Skripal attack had poorly disguised cover stories and documentation.
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And, based on these accusations, have we identified who might be the perpetrators?
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In most cases the heists go unpunished and the perpetrators remain a mystery.
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And crime in America disproportionately involves blacks, as both victims and arrested perpetrators.
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His grandmother won't watch the video the four perpetrators proudly recorded for Facebook.
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The perpetrators openly boast about their efforts to clog the courts with lawsuits.
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Beyond the risk of trauma, Peterson worries the drills can actually help perpetrators.
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If they consent, their testimony will then be used to prosecute the perpetrators.
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UN investigators have prepared a "confidential list of possible perpetrators" of rights violations.
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Elsewhere, politicians have publicly welcomed the release of alleged perpetrators, the report noted.
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City officials said they needed the entire community's help in identifying potential perpetrators.
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The perpetrators of the humanitarian crisis, and their Western allies, choose war instead.
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You should be commended for continuing to call for justice against the perpetrators.
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The authorities did not identify the smuggler, or whether any perpetrators were charged.
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The majority of perpetrators were either sovereigns or their ideological cousins, tax defiers.
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Yes, the suffering of perpetrators matters in the process of healing and reparation.
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They went on to gather testimony from perpetrators, witnesses and families of victims.
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Its perpetrators usually make very clear statements about why they are doing it.
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It involves a lot of intense scrutiny of your own motives and behavior, and it can often be frustrating to have the focus be so much on the survivors in contrast to the focus being on the perpetrators or alleged perpetrators.
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Last Thursday's attacks could have been much deadlier had the perpetrators been better trained.
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My Twitter has been seriously hacked--- and we are looking for the perpetrators. 5.
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Second, the Security Council should demand that perpetrators and peacekeepers alike be held accountable.
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This is why perpetrators work so hard to propagandize, criminalize, and dehumanize the Other.
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Wade says the men accused of killing his cousin are both perpetrators and victims.
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Well, the Department of Justice claims they have some of the perpetrators in custody.
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That still doesn't give the perpetrators the right to post these images without consent.
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It said all the alleged perpetrators have reportedly left CAR, returning home in 2015.
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We can't know for certain that this will deter future terrorists and genocide perpetrators.
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But perpetrators were caught in less than 5% of cases involving vandalism or threats.
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Perpetrators become less blameworthy and victims become more responsible for what happened to them.
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"She has had an infatuation with Columbine and the perpetrators of Columbine," he added.
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"The victims deserve sympathy, but the perpetrators can never escape their responsibility," Wang said.
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The perpetrators tend to be women and the abuse is usually verbal or physical.
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The perpetrators in the cases of Carter and Haraway, however, are not as obvious.
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They were not the victims, but the perpetrators, along with their families and weapons.
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The perpetrators, they say, were Dinka marauders wearing blue and Dinka soldiers in uniform.
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Ferrand said criminal intent was the likely cause, though the perpetrators' identity was unclear.
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Two of the 10 known perpetrators were Belgian citizens and three others were French.
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All this assumes that the Callisto Expansion successfully identifies serial perpetrators to begin with.
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While several perpetrators groped the women, others picked their pockets, stealing wallets and cellphones.
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But: There's a movement of women taking back their life narrative from their perpetrators.
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It remembers, daily even, and yet it robs perpetrators of any power over us.
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Winning the Nobel Peace Prize, he said, would help to bring perpetrators to justice.
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"We hope the perpetrators of this attack are brought to swift justice," she said.
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EU border agency Frontex also said that two of the perpetrators of the Nov.
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Later, the case got the attention of Anonymous, which threatened to dox the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators will not be held accountable for their behavior if we blame the victim.
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But the perpetrator or perpetrators might not be Turkish, or even in the country.
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Not only to the victims of violence but to the perpetrators' families as well.
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The perpetrators often go unknown, leaving the victim helpless in bringing them to justice.
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But the authors of the report are clear: all perpetrators must be held responsible.
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The perpetrators were heroes in Azerbaijan, while the international community turned a blind eye.
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Or identifying witnesses whose identities will then be known to perpetrators and their allies.
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You need to be able to differentiate the perpetrators from the wider Palestinian public.
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The actual perpetrators of the chemical attack are still on death row in Japan.
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"China's state-sponsored actors are the most active perpetrators of economic espionage," Wray echoed.
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The perpetrators of fake news have no journalism standards or ethics to adhere to.
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We want to know what is the action to be taken against the perpetrators.
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This position is incongruous with the goal of ending violence and holding perpetrators accountable.
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The Christian right bears no unique burden for having protected perpetrators of sexual misconduct.
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NDAs also allow the organizations that employ such perpetrators to hide their knowing complicity.
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People with mental illnesses are more likely to be victims, not perpetrators, of violence.
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These perpetrators must be brought to justice and held accountable for these horrific crimes.
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The UN had provided no guidance on negotiating with perpetrators of violence against civilians.
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Unlike in previous years, they are being believed and the perpetrators are facing consequences.
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Perpetrators, who tended to be repeat offenders, were entirely male, according to the study.
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In each of those mass killings, the perpetrators had a history of domestic violence.
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Most mass-homicide perpetrators don't proclaim any allegiance to a particular ideology at all.
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Pakistani officials condemned the shrine attack and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Existing staff members simply can't keep up with these technologically sophisticated perpetrators of fraud.
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Critics say settling criminal cases outside the justice system means impunity for wealthy perpetrators.
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The vast majority of perpetrators are men, and most of them (57%) are white.
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Survivor rights advocates say the changes could make it harder to hold perpetrators responsible.
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"We can't name the perpetrators till we conclude our investigations," he told CNN Thursday.
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According to Palestinian official the perpetrators opened fire on the motorcade after the bombing.
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Don't you realize they are the victims, not the perpetrators, of terrorism and war?
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However, sexual assaults are "premeditated attacks where [perpetrators] see someone as prey," Yates added.
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I don't think we have a higher percentage of sexual perpetrators [in the US].
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The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, vowed that the police would find the perpetrators.
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For example, perpetrators of mass shootings in Las Vegas in 2017, Isla Vista, Calif.
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The perpetrators fill out fake tax returns in your name, using your actual information.
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The video also spurred an online campaign to identify the perpetrators at the scene.
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It reflects the growing evidence that perpetrators are driven by a desire for fame.
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Under French law, crime victims don't have to confront the alleged perpetrators in court.
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On several occasions, new perpetrators appear to have found inspiration in the 1999 shooting.
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Within the work, the artist strives to change perceptions of disasters and their perpetrators.
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Dr. Mukwege urged global institutions to name the perpetrators and lend support to survivors.
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Instead, we highlight how emphasizing complex causes of violence humanizes perpetrators in meaningful ways.
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By comparison, for every 1,000 assault and battery crimes, 33 perpetrators are locked up.
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"The perpetrators of this tragedy will be punished," Mr. Haradinaj said in an interview.
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Was Smollett's check to the perpetrators and their confession of the crime not enough?
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She combines her analysis with interviews with survivors, advocates, and occasionally, the perpetrators themselves.
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When we silence the stories of Dinah and her sisters, perpetrators continue to violate.
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Sweden's ambassador, Carl Skau, reiterated calls to refer perpetrators to the International Criminal Court.
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Foster parents were the perpetrators in just 22017 percent of maltreatment incidents last year.
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The N.Y.P.D. will find the perpetrators of this hate crime and hold them accountable.
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It's been sort of a revolving door for the perpetrators of the housing bust.
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But they all have one thing in common: The perpetrators are right-wing extremists.
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I think that will have an impact on our ability to hold perpetrators accountable.
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But until recently, the company focused on its role in identifying perpetrators, not victims.
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Most perpetrators are never convicted, and never end up with their kids taken away.
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Perpetrators of sexual violence are less likely to go to jail than other criminals.
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The Threat Lab also does detective work to expose perpetrators of state-sponsored surveillance.
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No terrorist act can be justified, regardless of its perpetrators and their stated purposes.
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Prosecutors did not decline these cases because the perpetrators were teenagers at the time.
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People with mental illness are actually more often victims of violent crimes than perpetrators.
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The Pope wrote that the church "abandoned" child victims while the perpetrators were protected.
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"We will certainly give the perpetrators of this act a harsh punishment," he added.
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On Saturday, three police cars were set alight by unknown perpetrators in the city.
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While about a third of perpetrators are family, almost 60% are acquaintances, RAINN says.
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" The Spanish royal family called the perpetrators "assassins" adding that they "won't terrorise us.
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Survivors shouldn't also be forced to jump through hurdles to hold their perpetrators accountable.
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Instead of serving as enforcers of the new law, these officials are actually perpetrators.
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For example, in many stalking cases, the perpetrators are already known to the victim.
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Gathering meaningful information from would-be perpetrators in the absence of organizational collusion isn't that much better than searching for a needle in a haystack, even when those perpetrators can't stop talking to everyone about what a badass terrorist they think they are.
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At present, the IHRU plays an essential law enforcement role in bringing perpetrators of atrocity crimes to justice in the United States by investigating suspected perpetrators of genocide, war crimes, torture, recruitment of child soldiers, and female genital mutilation, among other offenses.
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One of the most important lessons of #MeToo is that the silence of others has enabled perpetrators to continue to harass, yet it is the perpetrators alone who are responsible for their behavior, and it is they who should face scrutiny and punishment.
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The problem is not that we do not take rape seriously; we take it so seriously that we demand silence about perpetrators unless we are reporting on a court case and, as a result, very few perpetrators face any consequence at all.
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I bet that the real perpetrators killed off all the people who could identify them.
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There were victims and perpetrators on both sides, although markedly more on the Trump side.
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It is not only the victims of violence who need healing, but also the perpetrators.
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It also called on Hong Kong authorities to duly prosecute alleged perpetrators of such violence.
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The naming and shaming of high profile perpetrators of sexual violence is not the movement.
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In all, the agency says it's now taken 29 law enforcement actions against the perpetrators.
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As privacy apps and technologies advance, perpetrators are increasingly able to hide their online activity.
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Two of the 10 known perpetrators were Belgian citizens and three others were French. Jan.
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He knew who the perpetrators were: Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, two of my students.
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The perpetrators behind WannaCry have been particularly bad at responding to payments with decryption keys.
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Security cameras at the HSBC branch did not catch the perpetrator or perpetrators, Reyes said.
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Turns out Swedish authorities were busy, but not with arresting perpetrators of international terrorist attacks.
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The Vitullo kit predated DNA analysis, but could use blood types to potentially identify perpetrators.
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"Usually the perpetrators are people who feel safe hiding behind their online ID," she explained.
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Perpetrators often go unimpeded, or are even rewarded (Andy, Amit, "I reported, he got promoted").
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It was a sharp departure from previous U.N. reports that documented crimes but not perpetrators.
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Fear of reprisals at the hands of perpetrators can also impede efforts to identify victims.
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The perpetrators also used a third party, which Facebook declined to name, to post content.
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What we don't know is if the perpetrators will be held accountable for Khashoggi's killing.
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"There's a movement of women taking back their life narrative from their perpetrators," she said.
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Alternately, the perpetrators may have received help from partners other than al-Qaeda or ISIS.
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The perpetrators are also suspected in an attempted burglary to another home in the area.
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Criminal laws which allow perpetrators to get away with a crime are not a deterrent.
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In many of the cases, these crimes are committed by perpetrators from an upper caste.
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Other zoo patrons posted pictures of the perpetrators on the Chinese social media site Weibo.
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Justice caught up with some perpetrators, such as Mr Mladic, while many others got away.
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Nearly all of these perpetrators are male and they are young teenagers in most cases.
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There are a number of problems with the intense media focus on mass shooting perpetrators.
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Democracy was restored in 1983, but many perpetrators of those crimes have never been punished.
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Perpetrators of anti-Semitic acts will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Are perpetrators motivated by far-right extremist views similar to those motivated by jihadist extremism?
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The draft resolution condemned the attacks and called for an international investigation into the perpetrators.
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It allows perpetrators of minor crimes to be punished with sentences other than jail time.
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Once the perpetrators have been identified through exhaustive investigation, describe them in easily discernible terms.
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In Brazil, torture is considered a heinous crime, and perpetrators cannot be released on bail.
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Time after time, perpetrators of terror attacks turn out to be known to the authorities.
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She said it was imperative to investigate the cases carefully and hold the perpetrators accountable.
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Emison, who has done exhaustive research, believes there may be witnesses — or perpetrators — still alive.
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Phones and cameras were banned and confiscated and so-called perpetrators punished in barbaric ways.
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And we need to strengthen tribes' abilities to respond to violence and stop the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators: Grindelwald, Red-haired witch Grindelwald attacks multiple Aurors during his escape and maims Abernathy.
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" Pam says she wants perpetrators punished, but adds women need the "ability of self-protection.
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Abuses long swept under the rug or covered up are being exposed, the perpetrators punished.
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A security source said the security services were trying to find and identify the perpetrators.
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Police, referring to the perpetrators as "anarchists," said they made more than two dozen arrests.
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The Discovery places its emphasis on the population most difficult to emphasize with: the perpetrators.
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The perpetrators of these acts were not refugees, they just followed the movement of refugees.
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Events have become so bad that last November the government strengthened laws to punish perpetrators.
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They minimize the amount of actual coercion perpetrators must apply, and they maximize the effect.
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The perpetrators received ridiculously light sentences, none of them more than six months in prison.
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De Maiziere added that "nobody will rest until the perpetrator or the perpetrators are caught".
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It seemed that no one—neither the victims nor the perpetrators—really knew one another.
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Harassment laws punish perpetrators whose explicit motive was to cause harm or distress to victims.
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Two of the 10 known perpetrators were Belgian citizens and three others were French. Jan.
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The inability to hold perpetrators to account for their crimes is pervasive in Latin America.
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Analyses of perpetrators of mass homicide have not identified any correlation to violent video games.
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She said, I'll put it another way: You instinctively sympathize with perpetrators instead of victims.
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That's a big problem for Twitter, regardless of how the perpetrators managed to do it.
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Officials in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, did not move swiftly to hold the perpetrators to account.
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This warrants immediate and thorough investigation by the NYPD to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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It came undone in the end, and many of the perpetrators ended up in prison.
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The women spoke about skipping work—and passing up pay—to avoid the alleged perpetrators.
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El Mozote's perpetrators were disguised as much by the passage of time as anything else.
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"We voted today against impunity for high-status perpetrators of sexual assault and domestic violence."
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These misconceptions perpetuate a culture in which sexual assault goes unreported and perpetrators go unpunished.
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Using Callisto, founders can record the identities of perpetrators in the tech and VC industry.
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We are going to take stern action against the perpetrators of such offense [negligent driving].
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Often, and especially when it comes to child sexual abuse, perpetrators are friends and family.
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How, or even whether, the perpetrators of those attacks will be identified is now unclear.
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The people who publish such pieces treat the perpetrators of sexual misconduct as intellectual curiosities.
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Perpetrators are revealed as not just those men over there, but our men right here.
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It is a secret so open that even its perpetrators seem halfhearted about hiding it.
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" She adds that it's past time to hold perpetrators "accountable in a real tangible way.
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It looks a lot like the rulers of dystopian future searching for thought-crime perpetrators.
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Let's work together to shine a spotlight on the true perpetrators and sympathizers of hatred.
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" Perpetrators, she said, "are not being prosecuted as often as they could and should be.
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The U.N. called for an independent investigation and for perpetrators to be held to account.
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Swan recommends an approach that's less focused on victims and more focused on potential perpetrators.
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Would her response be as aggressive when Muslims were the victims rather than the perpetrators?
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The responsibility for acts of hatred rests on the shoulders of the proponents and perpetrators.
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And people with mental illness are more likely to be victims — not perpetrators — of violence.
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He's attended a wreath-laying ceremony that celebrated the perpetrators of the Munich Olympics massacre.
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The participants indicated that they wanted to punish female perpetrators more severely than male ones.
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Yet his body was never traced, and prosecutors did not bring any perpetrators to trial.
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"You will not remove the guilt from the perpetrators of the horror," Mr. Gruner said.
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This week, they announced they would seek the death penalty against some of the perpetrators.
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It seems odd he'd be so involved if he was secretly one of the perpetrators.
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This was hidden in a pick-up truck where the perpetrators parked near the fence.
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The perpetrators, fresh out of prison, threatened to kill Irene if she did not pay.
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The law is aimed at perpetrators of torture who are acting under apparent government authority.
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The German Federal Criminal Office said there were at least 2, and possibly 3, perpetrators.
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"The perpetrators have an interest to delegitimize the democratic process as such," Mr. Kahl said.
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Gaviria said the government is working to protect activists better and bring perpetrators to justice.
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Duncan said it's best to let perpetrators know that harassment and attacks won't be tolerated.
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They didn't provide any additional information, but said there were 'no indications of further perpetrators.
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We know about T19593 and its aftermath mainly through medical records and from the perpetrators.
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So, we have a 2001 authorization, for example, to go after the 9/11 perpetrators.
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The "perps," or perpetrators, often (unsuccessfully) try to shield their faces from the press' cameras.
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Many other perpetrators -- including some of the original masterminds -- remain at large around the world.
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The police are also convinced the perpetrator or perpetrators had detailed knowledge of the airport.
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If federal law enforcement had acted decisively to arraign the perpetrators after the Mesquite, Nev.
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"We shall apprehend the perpetrators and their sponsors and bring them to justice," Buhari said.
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"(The) ICC must take (the) perpetrators to trial" for the "genocide" they committed, he adds.
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The negative consequences will be for all those who are perpetrators, not those who report.
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There are many ways that perpetrators get away with their criminal behavior for so long.
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Examples of school perpetrators who skirted accountability and then offended after graduation are already emerging.
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Far from being unfair, responding seriously to perpetrators of school sexual violence is tough kindness.
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The NYPD is actively investigating all of them and will bring the perpetrators to justice.
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With the restoration of democracy, Argentina began prosecuting perpetrators of its "dirty war" against dissidents.
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"UN Environment does not have the mandate to hear cases or prosecute perpetrators," said Kariuki.
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Indeed, people with mental illness are more likely to be victims — not perpetrators — of violence.
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Nearly all of these perpetrators are male, and they are young teenagers in most cases.
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"I have instructed police to look into and break up networks of perpetrators," said Widodo.
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"Our results don't provide hard and fast answers regarding why media and research participants consider video games more salient in school shootings committed by white perpetrators than black perpetrators," said James Ivory, a coauthor of the study and communications researcher at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
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I care more about the welfare of animals, especially guide dogs, than about finding the perpetrators.
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"The 4,400 victims will not give up fighting to bring the perpetrators to justice," Li said.
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Outreach is conducted in a way to help victims and then bring their perpetrators to justice.
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But the vast majority of the people on board are victims of these crimes, not perpetrators.
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"I don't believe the real perpetrators will be found through Saudi Arabia's investigation," Yasin Aktay said.
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However, it doesn't explicitly require law enforcement to confiscate guns that domestic violence perpetrators already own.
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Rights monitors also hope satellite images can provide evidence that to help bring perpetrators to justice.
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The Committee recommends that a national register of serial stalkers and domestic violence perpetrators is introduced.
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In the aftermath of the attack, rumors started spreading online about the perpetrators and their motivations.
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But piracy is, you know, illegal, and its perpetrators may not want to admit to it.
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The United States condemns the perpetrators of these murders and we will closely follow the investigation.
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Though normally gentle souls who abhorred corporal punishment, they recommended exposing and penalising perpetrators by flogging.
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There has been little movement on her case since then, and the perpetrators remain at large.
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But it's rare for perpetrators of ad fraud schemes to face criminal charges or serious consequences.
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The new code defines sexual harassment so that perpetrators can't claim to misunderstand their own actions.
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But only 27% of the perpetrators of violent crime against young people in London are black.
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It's not clear if the alleged perpetrators from the 2013 attack are among the those arrested.
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For decades, the story of this violence was buried, while the perpetrators were cast as heroes.
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But perhaps we should ask the question, what is it that the perpetrators seek to achieve?
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A year after the genocide about 22010,215 suspected perpetrators were put in prisons built for 45,000.
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Yet virtually everyone is conscious of whether someone hails from a family of "victims" or "perpetrators".
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Gay people face high levels of violence, and police often make little effort to catch perpetrators.
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Then came the revelation that the perpetrators came from the top levels of Sri Lankan society.
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Image: Gizmodo We may never know who the perpetrators of the WannaCry ransomware attack really were.
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We don't have to be perpetrators of serial rape in order to be stained with culpability.
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We know that perpetrators of sexual violence are the least likely criminals to go to prison.
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What could the Department of Justice have done to bring some real justice to the perpetrators?
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Further releases of American documents could help convict perpetrators of crimes in Chile and El Salvador.
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It was an obvious lie but one that nevertheless earned its perpetrators half a million dollars.
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Speak up Complaints help the FTC and other law enforcement agencies bring the perpetrators to justice.
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The industry clearly bears responsibility for making sure the perpetrators are removed from positions of power.
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Once the videos are located, they need to be studied for clues as to the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators of cyberbullying are 20 percent more likely to have suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide, too.
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In some cases, sociotherapy sessions have brought together perpetrators and the family members of their victims.
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It is possible that, for whatever reason, the perpetrators chose not to target many U.S. systems.
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Terrorism against innocent civilians is the result of nothing except the murderous insanity of the perpetrators.
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Why it matters: Fake news perpetrators often took to Pages to spread misinformation during the election.
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"The only explanation was that (the perpetrators) got annoyed by what she was wearing," Verghese says.
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Kafka's works never condemn perpetrators outright, but see evil in the system simply doing its job.
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Bullying is associated with an increased risk for suicide for both victims and perpetrators, Shain noted.
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That's a horrifying thought, because the memory wipes leave the perpetrators of terrible acts almost blameless.
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The agency was investigating the perpetrators of the Garland, Texas, Mohammed cartoon contest shooting in 22.
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Let's make sure the sanctions are directed at the perpetrators in Russia, not at U.S. competitiveness.
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And indeed, if there were three or four perpetrators, this is a very, very serious attack.
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According to NBC News, locations in New York, Indiana and Pennsylvania were targeted by the perpetrators.
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The car break-ins happen so quickly that she has not been able photograph the perpetrators.
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In the decades since the war, there have been efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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The Post's coverage of Khashoggi's death has highlighted the lack of accountability regarding the alleged perpetrators.
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And with the main perpetrators dead, no one living will have to suffer consequences, he said.
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Most perpetrators of attacks on US soil have been handled in civilian courts since 9/11.
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"Perpetrators" had been drinking in about 20 percent of the harassment cases at Google, it said.
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He said "every resource" would be used to ensure the "perpetrators" are brought to justice swiftly.
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President Ivan Duque condemned the attack as terrorism and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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"The region is working to bring the perpetrators to justice," the spokesman said in a statement.
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But this doesn't make the ending any less tragic for all parties — victims and perpetrators both.
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The Iranian regime as a whole and many senior officials in power today were the perpetrators.
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"A culture of impunity in the country continues to let too many perpetrators off the hook."
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And maybe some of these perpetrators would actually begin to fear the consequences of their actions.
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The police have lost control, Kyle says, and there is "near complete impunity" for the perpetrators.
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Four individuals were wounded and hospitalized, and it remained unclear if police quickly apprehended the perpetrators.
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Petty food theft is not worth headlines that inevitably make the perpetrators out to be punchlines.
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The perpetrators would argue it is good to connect voters with the issues that animate them.
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People who have mental illness are more likely to be the victims of violence than perpetrators.
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For eleven months, the Australian investigators monitored the site for information about perpetrators, victims, and users.
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The Post reports that the alleged perpetrators' DNA matched the samples found in Chambers' rape kit.
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Family, land disputes, or in some cases, dowry demands can drive perpetrators to commit these acts.
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Weier and Geyser, the two perpetrators, were both charged as adults in court and pleaded guilty.
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Many perpetrators spend only about half of that time in prison before being released on parole.
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The perpetrators, Chief Dowling said, all came from the southwestern city of Maoming, in Guangdong province.
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A statement from the army on Monday said it was searching nearby villages for the perpetrators.
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Mr. Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, vowed "to bring the perpetrators of this brazen attack to justice."
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Overall, it's been heartening to see many workplaces take sexual misconduct seriously by sanctioning the perpetrators.
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"Instead of the perpetrators, the victims were regulated and silence imposed on them," the cardinal continued.
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The perpetrators in one story are, in their own telling, the victims in an earlier story.
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Shunning perpetrators as sex bigots who take advantage of the vulnerabilities of inequality could transform society.
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Ellie was proof of her own recovery, she said, a sign the perpetrators had not won.
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Mr. Nisman believed it was designed to expunge the Interpol red notices against the plot's perpetrators.
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If the horrors are unfolding now, it invites other countries to intervene and punish the perpetrators.
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The proposed law would protect perpetrators of crimes against humanity and extrajudicial killings from both camps.
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Think of how these killings were deemed "controversial," and the perpetrators judged to have acted reasonably.
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The embassy was closed at the time, and it's not clear who the perpetrators might be.
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Communities around the country are experimenting with ways to stop habitual perpetrators of violence against women.
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The worst of 9/11, almost a generation on, is the feeling that the perpetrators won.
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One requires landlords to pay for damage to their property caused by perpetrators of domestic violence.
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He paid respects at the memorial of the Palestinian perpetrators of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.
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"Women are standing up at great personal risk to name perpetrators of sexual harassment," McGann writes.
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Many of the perpetrators were widely known to insiders at Parliament for inappropriate behavior, she said.
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"In addition, the perpetrators must expect considerable claims for damages under civil law," the police added.
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"In addition, the perpetrators must expect considerable claims for damages under civil law," the police added.
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Today's 360 video visits the village of Mbyo, where perpetrators and victims live side by side.
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Certainly, these principles could apply, since the perpetrators had the choice of disobeying orders or not.
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That puts pressure on the victim to pursue charges and it lets perpetrators off the hook.
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"Obviously it's our desire to bring the perpetrators of this crime to justice," Captain Halloran said.
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In churches, a quick forgiveness for perpetrators often dovetails with strict standards of purity for women.
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" Trump's statement said, stressing that he plans to pursue the other "perpetrators of the heinous attacks.
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By pinning responsibility for mass violence on individual perpetrators, the criminal approach obscures its political dimensions.
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The situation would be very different if Trump had some connection to the perpetrators of violence.
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Gaslighting is often the reason women and people from other marginalized groups don't confront their perpetrators.
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This never happened in Afghanistan after the initial push to destroy the perpetrators of 9/11.
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"It's just too often the case that the perpetrators have given signals in advance," Sessions said.
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In the case of segregation, blacks were obviously the victims and whites were obviously the perpetrators.
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In addition to providing brutal candids of victims, he introduces the mug shots of accused perpetrators.
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Perpetrators' outreach methods are still often the same as they were in the days of Ponzi.
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This attack is an attack on all of us and the perpetrators must be held accountable.
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One of those states, Rhode Island, allows such claims against only perpetrators, not institutions, she said.
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Prime Minister Hamdok visited the town this week and expressed a commitment to prosecute the perpetrators.
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The Nazis' precise records were self-incriminating; they showed the perpetrators knew they were committing genocide.
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The perpetrators were eventually imprisoned, but Laxmi had to undergo expensive medical treatment and several surgeries.
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Most perpetrators of physical violence were clients or people served by workers, not supervisors or colleagues.
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The FBI is like an arson investigation unit, concerned with catching perpetrators but not restoring systems.
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Although the motive was unclear, the perpetrators were believed to be part of a criminal gang.
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Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King led a group of online sleuths to identify the perpetrators.
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"We ... will leave no stone unturned in ensuring that perpetrators ... are brought to book," it added.
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Sometimes, illegal perpetrators use small boats, slipping from their own waters to poach other countries' fisheries.
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Finally, it's hard to determine who the real perpetrators are — even when violating boats are identified.
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"#Ukrainegate 2019 = ample evidence, admissions of wrongdoing+perpetrators are among the most powerful+privileged," she added.
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But finding the perpetrators and specifically targeting them is a complex goal according to several officials.
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Even if the perpetrators are found, there are significant challenges in targeting them officials tell CNN.
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In the Polish attack, the perpetrators used a so-called watering hole to go after banks.
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The AUMF authorized military actions against al Qaeda, the Taliban and other perpetrators of the Sept.
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They should instead use all political means possible to hold the perpetrators accountable for their crimes.
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The perpetrators are soldiers of the Islamic State, the terror network's Amaq news agency has said.
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"We ... will leave no stone unturned in ensuring that perpetrators ... are brought to book," it added.
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Interventions including cognitive behavioral therapy have proved to be highly effective in preventing perpetrators from reoffending.
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Ms. Abiodun never admitted to taking part in the crimes, but she did defend the perpetrators.
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Dozens of Muslims have been lynched by angry Hindu mobs, with the perpetrators often walking free.
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It makes sense that a memorial would not want to focus too closely on the perpetrators.
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Attacks are most often never reported, and if they are, the perpetrators are often never found.
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Police said they expected the alleged perpetrators to face prison terms of five to 15 years.
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The perpetrators are typically someone the child knows—family members, babysitters, neighbors, teachers or family friends.
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The size and scale of the attacks reflect a new audacity on the part of perpetrators.
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I think now it's changing a little bit and I think it will change a bit more because of this film, so that people don't put blame on the victims and don't share responsibility between victims and perpetrators, but should put the blame on the perpetrators.
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It is, if anything, a men's issue — rape survivors of all genders most often report male perpetrators.
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This means the perpetrators are numerous, not one, not five, not ten, but likely in the hundreds.
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But what's striking is that Maras takes just as much care to flesh out the Islamist perpetrators.
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"These conditions forced police to take law enforcement measures, hunting down and arresting the perpetrators," he said.
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The fact is that homeless people are more likely to be the victims than perpetrators of violence.
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Researchers ruled the cause to be "severe interpersonal conflict leading to death" by one or more perpetrators.
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But unlike their predecessors, they devoted considerable time to thinking through everything the perpetrators may have touched.
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Awlaki's message has resonated with some of the more infamous perpetrators of terrorism in the States. Maj.
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People with mental illnesses are far more likely to be the victims of violence, not the perpetrators.
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They want the "real perpetrators" to be caught and for the British government to issue an apology.
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Instead, Trump lumped it in with China and other unnamed countries and outside groups as potential perpetrators.
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Some harms demand that perpetrators be removed from their jobs to keep the women around them safe.
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More often than not, she explains, perpetrators remain employed, and thus are shielded by these secret agreements.
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"There's been a lot of potential school shootings that had two or more perpetrators involved," Langman said.
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Yet, she doesn't privilege the perpetrators in the story; instead, she puts Abeo's survival front and center.
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Hate crime laws hold perpetrators of violence responsible, and equip police to serve and protect vulnerable communities.
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Phone records indicate the perpetrators used Singh's phone inside the air base by mid-afternoon on Jan.
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Psychological abuse was most common, affecting 41 percent of victims and practiced by 34 percent of perpetrators.
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"People never talk about it - and the perpetrators, they know that," said told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Let us not forget that the perpetrators of many acts of terror, from the horrors of Sept.
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The perpetrators put up pictures and a video of the girl on Twitter, sparking a nationwide backlash.
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But for those few who have named perpetrators, due process and robust reporting procedures have often failed.
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Gentile pointed out that Japanese media consciously focuses on the victims of attacks rather than the perpetrators.
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And, poignantly, the perpetrators of those limitations stand to lose just as much as any of us.
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The perpetrators of the sexual harassment have been rewarded handsomely — in one case, by a $90M payout.
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EJI found 1 percent of all lynching perpetrators were convicted of a crime (for lynchings after 1900).
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And, by portraying them as cartoon images, the perpetrators didn't draw any compassion away from the victims.
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We hope the perpetrators are brought to swift justice and we are thankful no one was hurt.
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Well, for the perpetrators behind WannaCry, the answer appears to be about two and a half months.
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And it's been left to activists online to actually investigate who the remaining perpetrators against Harris were.
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He also said he did not rule out bringing back the death penalty for the coup's perpetrators.
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Vivid images on social media show mutilated and charred bodies; comments heap abuse on the supposed perpetrators.
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The report contains explicit details of scores of attacks, naming perpetrators, many of whom have since died.
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At least 36 mobsters were killed in that period, and police were desperate to punish the perpetrators.
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"It is important that the authorities investigate this killing and bring its perpetrators to justice," Bokova said.
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The perpetrators, he says, were thugs connected to a local businessman close to Mr Vucic's ruling party.
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Unlike the perpetrators of some recent terrorist attacks in Canada, Mr Minassian had no links with jihadism.
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In the Colombian deal, many of the perpetrators would qualify for active political participation in the future.
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There are more perpetrators of sexual misconduct than Harvey Weinstein; there are more survivors than Hollywood actors.
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The big question that remains is exactly who are the perpetrators and why are they doing this?
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Settler leaders have vehemently condemned the arson and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
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They will be implemented under an act which targets perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and corruption.
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The descriptions of the perpetrators vary, some supposedly wear masks while others go with white face paint.
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But Trump clearly has had no interest in catching, punishing, and deterring the perpetrators of this crime.
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Whoever the perpetrators may be, there are worries that the blasts will stir renewed inter-communal strife.
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The Delhi gang rape case was an outlier in that the victim did not know the perpetrators.
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He explains that the perpetrators of gang rape and lone attackers typically have very different psychological profiles.
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"Violence against women here is structural, and there is a complete immunity for the perpetrators," she added.
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The perpetrators weren't simply inspired by events at home, according to court filings reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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Accusations were made of cover-ups and bribery to protect the perpetrators over the course of decades.
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The chronicles of a revolution, if indeed this is one, are best not written by the perpetrators.
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"This means sanctions against the perpetrators of these crimes and those responsible for these abominations," he said.
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"We are still ... examining the perpetrators one by one, this takes time," Argo told CNN Indonesia Monday.
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Perpetrators: Grindelwald, Abernathy, Newt Grindelwald somehow switches places with Abernathy, who's supposed to be supervising his transfer.
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Indonesia's social minister, Khofifah Indar Parawansa, said that the punishment could teach a lesson to the perpetrators.
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Nunez said roads leaving the capital had been closed as part of attempts to catch the perpetrators.
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The hunt for the perpetrators was still in full swing around midday in the center of Brussels.
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Therefore, rape kits can be considered "extraordinary" to a crime, and can be billed to convicted perpetrators.
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Once she fell asleep, court documents said, the three perpetrators entered the room and sexually assaulted her.
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Alcohol is not a cause of rape; it is only one of many tools that perpetrators use.
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Some men reveal themselves to be perpetrators, he says, while others come out as survivors—some both.
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And there is still no concrete indication of the perpetrators of the hack against Sony in 2014.
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Dimsdale first became interested in the Nazi perpetrators after meeting one of the Nuremberg executioners in 1974.
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Perpetrators may have used your verified home address or phone to apply for the account, for example.
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It would also ensure that evidence is collected for prosecuting the perpetrators of these crimes against humanity.
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We also maintain relationships throughout the world that will help us find perpetrators and hold them accountable.
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Sexual violence survivors frequently experience humiliation and guilt, while perpetrators don't seem to feel much at all.
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Islamic State quickly claimed responsibility for the first attack, but the perpetrators of the latter remain unknown.
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Instead, it is those in the middle, causing around 100 deaths, whose perpetrators are most often identified.
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"It is asking the perpetrators of segregation to be in charge of fixing the segregation," she said.
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But, above all, the perpetrators, some of whom have admitted their guilt, would have to be wrong.
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I call on the DRC authorities to investigate this incident and swiftly bring the perpetrators to justice.
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And if the perpetrators are located overseas, the task of tracking down your investment could be impossible.
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His family said his lawyer had proof in the shape of a confession by the real perpetrators.
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Failing to do so gives the perpetrators cover and hinders efforts to bring those accountable to justice.
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One simply cannot seek peace and reward the most cold-hearted perpetrators of the most savage violence.
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But people with mental illness are far more likely to be victims of violent crime than perpetrators.
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Many of the deadliest mass-shooting perpetrators have a history of threatening, committing, or verbalizing domestic violence.
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I want to know what happened and who was responsible and have the perpetrators admit their guilt.
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Since Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism frequently went together, he said, the perpetrators were often suspended regardless.
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That the perpetrators were self-radicalized Canadian-born men was seemingly immaterial, as fear trumped common sense.
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There simply aren't enough women in power to join their male allies who are holding perpetrators accountable.
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The office said he was later found to be "one of the true perpetrators" behind the murder.
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"I want [khatna] to stop, so it's important that the perpetrators are arrested and charged," Patwa added.
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Smertin told a news conference later on Monday that the perpetrators of racist abuse should be punished.
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So the pressure on individuals not to name names can add up to widespread impunity for perpetrators.
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Erdogan says tough measures in the wake of the coup are necessary to root out the perpetrators.
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The perpetrators seemed destined to get off with claims that the stones were not worth very much.
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What's interesting is that when we speak to perpetrators they say they'd never normally attack a woman.
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"Festival promoters should work to find ways to make perpetrators think twice about their behavior," says Gardiner.
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For starters, the breadth of people involved, both victims and perpetrators, is broader than most would expect.
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The perpetrators of the most recent wave of mass shootings around the world — Paris; San Bernardino, Calif.
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But as for the alleged perpetrators, one name in particular hadn't surprised him at all, he said.
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"(I) demand him to stop the bombing and hold accountable the perpetrators of this massacre," he said.
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The perpetrators were shielded from South Korean authorities and a United States military court dismissed the case.
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The Cleveland Division of Police is investigating this incident and these perpetrators will be brought to justice.
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A look at their histories showed that long before they were perpetrators, many of them were victims.
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That's not true: People with mental illness are more likely to be victims — not perpetrators — of violence.
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Mr. Kabila's government has not only ignored these crises but has also too often aided the perpetrators.
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Survivors who are now in Tunisia revealed that some migrants were used both as victims and perpetrators.
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Popular TV shows and best sellers set in the Nazi era treat Germans as victims, not perpetrators.
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The S.E.C. has defended its willingness to go after high-profile perpetrators with punishments beyond financial penalties.
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"The perpetrators are very often not the bullies or the guys roughing people up," Mr. Connors said.
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But people who actually study mass shootings often say that their perpetrators are hardly ever mentally ill.
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There are things you can do to protect yourself and help put a stop to the perpetrators.
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In the media, journalists and talking heads called all these perpetrators things like beasts and jungle animals.
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And swatting can be difficult to investigate and prosecute, since perpetrators can mask their identity and location.
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Many true crime podcasts have been criticised for glamorising the perpetrators and ignoring the (largely female) victims.
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But this time, Russians were among the victims of the attack, not suspected of being the perpetrators.
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The blurry distinction between perpetrators and victims makes collective healing by confronting the past a thorny project.
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The suspected perpetrators: Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) — how many Americans even recognize that acronym?
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Authorities said the perpetrators, who are still on the run, evaded detection partly by starting a fire.
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Seibert added that investigators were doing everything in their power to track down the perpetrator, or perpetrators.
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" In the past, Biya has condemned "all acts of violence, regardless of their sources and their perpetrators.
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This should come as no surprise, when the culture minimizes sexual assault, disbelieves survivors and pardons perpetrators.
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Prohibiting data collection as an adjunct to torture makes it harder for perpetrators to hone their technique.
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Like the Obstetric Violence Stories Map, #MeToo has also given rise to online databases that name perpetrators.
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Indeed, individuals with serious mental illness are more often the victims of violent crimes than the perpetrators.
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The 2001 AUMF authorized military actions against al Qaeda, the Taliban and other perpetrators of the Sept.
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And to make matters worse these perpetrators are becoming more and more clever ways to compromise systems.
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John Prendergast, director of the Enough Project, called it a "critical first step" to hold perpetrators accountable.
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Do you worry that more forgiveness means prioritizing the interests of perpetrators over the needs of victims?
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" He called on the Afghan government "to take action to protect survivors and bring perpetrators to justice.
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He accused the protestors of implicitly aligning themselves with the perpetrators of violence rather than its victims.
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The 85033 AUMF authorized military actions against al Qaeda, the Taliban and other perpetrators of the Sept.
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When these perpetrators are members of the clergy, there are not only psychological wounds but spiritual wounds.
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They also want to see the perpetrators of the attacks—in particular Mr Bashir—held to account.
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In two other mass killings, perpetrators had drawn attention from the F.B.I. before carrying out their attacks.
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"Our legal system and our culture protects the perpetrators of sexual violence, not its victims," she said.
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His admirers, however, say he's shown that he is willing to, at the very least, punish perpetrators.
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Many women are calling for harsher punishments for perpetrators, in addition to the removal of hidden cameras.
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"The aim of their support is to help determine the perpetrators," he told the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation.
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But punishments can be harsh, and every so often perpetrators are fined, and at times even flogged.
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The perpetrators often evade attempts to meet by claiming they are in the military and deployed abroad.
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Instead, he lumped it in with China and other unnamed countries and outside groups as potential perpetrators.
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Because once the perpetrators know that it won't be shoved into secrecy, they might not harass anymore.
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In our criminal justice system, victims don't decide their perpetrators' sentences, because victims (understandably) cannot be objective.
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The perpetrators may or may not intend to mock the very serious issues underlying the original movement.
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"The pursuit by the N.F.L. of these investigations only highlights their view of players as perpetrators," Atallah said.
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Pompeo on Monday named the Magnitsky Act among possible measures that may be exacted on the killing's perpetrators.
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Chicago police instead determined the two alleged perpetrators were accomplices in what they say was a staged attack.
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Nestled among the innocent Hutu refugees were perpetrators of the genocide, like the show's Patrice Ganimana (Tyrone Huggins).
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Men's rights groups have long tried to paint sexual assault and domestic violence victims as the true perpetrators.
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Perpetrators of similar attacks in the past have been described as mentally ill or bearing grudges against society.
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"Failure to respect the laws of war must have consequences for the perpetrators," its chairman, Paulo Pinheiro, said.
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He also denied, as had been reported by anti-Muslim websites, that the perpetrators' families celebrated the attack.
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The perpetrators and the cause of the attacks remain unknown, despite an in-depth investigation by the FBI.
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Mexico's security ministry condemned the attack and offered "human and technological resources" to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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The group condemned the assault and called on police to conduct a thorough investigation to find the perpetrators.
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We still see some people on the streets, even though media reports that the perpetrators haven't been captured.
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Overall, 28 percent of the kids in the study were involved in bullying as victims, perpetrators, or both.
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But the attack, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, intentionally targeted Christians, the perpetrators say.
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What is justice when a mob is responsible for the atmosphere that goads the perpetrators to kill someone?
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Could its emotional impact help prevent them from becoming the victims -- or the perpetrators -- of a sexual assault?
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It is also more likely to be done in public, to maximise humiliation, and to involve many perpetrators.
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So you might expect that with fewer cases to solve, police would be more likely to catch perpetrators.
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What the perpetrators want to do is terrorize these young women (and in some instances, men, as well).
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But after a string of terrorist attacks in India, the issue of punishing the perpetrators provoked strong reactions.
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Of those women, 94% reported that men were the main perpetrators, and 79% said that it bothered them.
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Our law enforcement officials are responding quickly and thoroughly to investigate this reprehensible act and prosecute the perpetrators.
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However, as the law stands, perpetrators have de facto amnesty because the commissions cannot demand they stand trial.
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She also explained how Nassar used "grooming" techniques, a common strategy that perpetrators use to manipulate their victims.
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Besides the bomb scare, police have so far registered 26 crimes involving foreigners, whether as victims or perpetrators.
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In cases of a murder or assault, lone officers have to secure the scene, treat victims, arrest perpetrators.
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The question of when and whether alleged perpetrators of sexual misconduct deserve career rehabilitation is a valid one.
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The total reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator or perpetrators has increased to $25,000.
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Some of these perpetrators appear to claim ISIS was their inspiration because the true inspiration is less ideological.
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It also means that men who might have been perpetrators continue to think twice and decide against it.
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The most important single thing is for organisations to have a credible threat of sanction for the perpetrators.
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A manager told him that by leaving the video online, authorities would be able to catch the perpetrators.
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"I am convinced that the accused who are facing the charge in court are the perpetrators," he said.
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Five other perpetrators who at one time worked at the school were not identified, according to the report.
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On Monday, Hyesha Bryant, one of the partygoers, testified for the victims and said she forgave the perpetrators.
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Perpetrators also believe they can secure reduced sentences through good behavior and acting like a victim, she said.
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He cited numerous instances in which actual or would-be perpetrators of violence expressed a fascination with Columbine.
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Unlike many others in the genre, the series puts the focus on the victims rather than their perpetrators.
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In both cases, the perpetrators did not allegedly penetrate their victims with their penises, which precluded rape charges.
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Countries such as Russia that protect perpetrators must realize that collective opposition to chemical weapons use will prevail.
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"Such a rule would incentivize perpetrators to harass their victims," LA County Deputy District Attorney Michele Hanisee said.
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Other perpetrators are motivated by publicity or status, all of which would remain "legal" forms of nonconsensual porn.
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He also said that he took revenge because the state was not doing enough to punish the perpetrators.
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And why are there so few video images of the perpetrators among hundreds of selfie-loving iPhone owners?
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At least three separate incidents of violence involved perpetrators who were public supporters of presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Their governments have pledged to bring the perpetrators to justice, if necessary by setting up an international tribunal.
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Twitter has actively been taking measures to stop trolls, including barring accounts attacking users and banning known perpetrators.
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Rudd declined to comment on whether the perpetrators of the attack had been known to authorities before Saturday.
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"This could prove to cause a proliferation of low-level cybercrime, that is conducted by less qualified perpetrators".
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The perpetrators kept her for days, then murdered her and dumped her body in the forest, police said.
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Her murder has received widespread international coverage and has put pressure on Bulgarian institutions to find the perpetrators.
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In all, around 30 people have been killed since Sunday in attacks, including 13 suspected perpetrators, police said.
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Elizabeth also made a plea for help in catching the perpetrators and asked fans to retweet her message.
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They now have jurisdiction to prosecute some (but not all) cases of non-Indian perpetrators on tribal land.
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Turkish politicians claim the perpetrators of the recent bungled coup were acting on orders issued by the CIA.
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More than 85033 percent of perpetrators carried out their attacks after an incident with another student in school.
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Méhaule advised the government to screen them, identify and prosecute perpetrators of crimes, and let the others go.
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The participants—not just the perpetrators but those witnesses who colluded through their silence—have also been exposed.
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The law is intended to crack down on perpetrators of crimes like domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.
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Each of these hate-motivated acts of violence are the fault of no person but the perpetrators themselves.
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From foreign fighters to traders of ISIS sex slaves, alleged perpetrators have been released from prison without trial.
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" "No longer can we allow the perpetrators of these crimes to hide behind a 23-year-old law.
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And more than 10 countries where perpetrators of rape can still escape prosecution if they marry the victim.
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It is an identity, then, that dulls our perception of abusing our own power, of having become perpetrators.
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Identifying and explaining these elements before identifying the villains sets the stage for revealing who the perpetrators are.
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Like any heist, a cryptocurrency hack is only successful when the perpetrators can actually make a clean getaway.
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For example, for too long, the story of the Holocaust has been from the perspective of the perpetrators.
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Potential perpetrators motivated to conduct terrorist attacks on the United States have multiplied beyond anyone's expectation in 28503.
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They seek to hold the supervisors, executives and boards who condone perpetrators' behavior accountable for that sexual misconduct.
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In nine of the cases, the alleged perpetrators praised Trump during or shortly after violently attacking innocent people.
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In some cases, would-be perpetrators have posted pictures or videos of their weapons online, along with plans.
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They suffer in silence without access to help and support while their perpetrators continue to live normal lives.
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Perpetrators can deny that their crimes were in the name of "honor," and thus avoid the mandatory term.
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"This investigation explicitly names the victims, the places and the dates, but leaves the perpetrators nameless," he said.
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The Obama administration thinks that the Authorization for Use of Military Force against the perpetrators of the Sept.
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Authorities must do everything in their power to apprehend the perpetrators and to defend against more such acts.
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The violence is exciting, and its perpetrators are more interesting, more vivid and more real than the victims.
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"We offer our assistance to the government of Pakistan in investigating the incident and bringing perpetrators to justice."
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NASA said it has identified the "perpetrators of the criminal enterprise within the IEBC" and will pursue prosecutions.
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People were hot and tired, and wanted to make their anger at the perpetrators of the account known.
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" As such, some perpetrators may not expect to be caught or to have a "real world, offline impact.
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Weapons, bullets or a collapsed building still cause the same catastrophic injuries, even when the perpetrators are different.
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Several attendees describe being sexually assaulted by perpetrators who suggested they deserved such treatment because of their appearance.
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They found in both studies that Latino men tend to be represented as perpetrators and Latinas as victims.
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In many instances, however, the perpetrators of mass shootings obtain their weapons legally and pass the required checks.
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I expect the police to bring to book, as soon as possible, the perpetrators of this heinous crime.
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Sanctions are appropriate to penalize misbehavior but should continue to hit perpetrators and not slide into collective punishment.
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That may seem obvious, but she said she receives "10 papers on victims" for every one on perpetrators.
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But Prodeum's website was elaborate enough to suggest real care and effort on the part of the perpetrators.
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Tony Soprano could get the feds off his case, and so could the perpetrators of the next Enron.
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We do try our best to delve into the stories, perspectives and contexts of both victims and perpetrators.
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The perpetrators were illegal immigrants with criminal records who did not meet the Obama Administration's priorities for removal.
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The voices of these survivors must be heard and taken seriously, and the perpetrators must be held accountable.
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"Relatives of victims and perpetrators still live in the same village," said Kang Ho-jin, a Jeju native.
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The court's aim is to bring to justice the perpetrators of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
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But the clues suggest more perpetrators — and also don't seem to match up with the police's preferred suspects.
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The perpetrators have often been powerful local leaders and their henchmen, whose positions make them immune from prosecution.
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His investigation led Interpol to issue red notices — akin to international arrest warrants — against six of the perpetrators.
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" In every case, the report said, "the perpetrators were uniformed members of security forces, almost all military personnel.
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Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, has signed a law on acid attacks that gives harsher sentences to perpetrators.
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The perpetrators were rebels believed to be linked to ethnic Hutu militias involved in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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One 2013 paper found that 34 percent of gun homicide perpetrators had been drinking before they killed someone.
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Both the Russian and Chinese governments have repeatedly insisted they are the victims, not the perpetrators, of cyberattacks.
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But despite an intensive investigation by the F.B.I., the cause and perpetrators of the attacks remain a mystery.
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The international system provides few tools for punishing the perpetrators of even the most egregious crimes against humanity.
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And shame, in turn, is the mechanism that perpetrators of sexual violence rely upon to keep victims silent.
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As a result, more than 18,700 people were killed, about a quarter of whom were the perpetrators themselves.
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To design more effective policies for ending violence, one must understand the logic, the worldview, of its perpetrators.
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"A lot of times, the perpetrators are middle-class moms, some of them with medical backgrounds," says Dunlop.
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Whatever questions society has about the perpetrators tend to concern their next steps: Will they go to prison?
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Even if the perpetrators are caught, the tools stolen from the agency are easy for anyone to use.
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Our society's failure to properly address sexual assault has endangered women while allowing perpetrators to routinely walk free.
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The United Nations and rights groups, however, say Congolese authorities have not done enough to hold perpetrators responsible.
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" President Biya has, in the past, condemned "all acts of violence, regardless of their sources and their perpetrators.
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The verdict enables more survivors of all backgrounds to share their truth, regardless of the identity of perpetrators.
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They are angry about those incidents and are frustrated that perpetrators have not all been found and punished.
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Government and media tend to portray the perpetrators as "bad guys" and the public generally accepts this narrative.
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I admire Godfrey's refusal to flatten her teenage characters — victim and perpetrators alike — or let them flatten themselves.
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The vast majority of perpetrators of domestic violence and sexual assault against American Indian women are non-Indian.
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NYPD Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison told reporters Thursday that an unknown number of perpetrators approached the woman.
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"The point here is not to point fingers," Mardini said, declining to identify suspected perpetrators of deadly strikes.
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They wanted to make sure that perpetrators were held to account, and that this would not happen again.
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" Mnuchin said the executive order "greatly enhances our ability to identify, sanction and deter perpetrators of terrorism worldwide.
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"The United States condemns the perpetrators of these murders and we will closely follow the investigation," she continued.
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Prosecutors instead rely on other charges — like hate crimes, in the case of Roof — to go after perpetrators.
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It's not clear if the mission at that point would be to capture or kill the alleged perpetrators.
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Today's America is fascinated by perpetrators and their motivations, and that obsession is most visible in popular culture.
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Even worse, in this case, the perpetrators —the private sector — had powerful support from politicians and the media.
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"Make no mistake, the perpetrators of this crime will face justice," McGinnis said during a Friday news conference.
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He also shrugged at the Philippine military's bombardment of Muslim communities in an effort to catch the perpetrators.
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She says these all combine to minimize consequences for perpetrators and maintain a culture in which assaults occur.
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But at least we're starting to see more in the way of real consequences for high-profile perpetrators.
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The perpetrators were often channels that bulk-produce animated videos, which are common and popular on kids YouTube.
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It's not that trans people are disproportionately the perpetrators of sex crimes, but that they're disproportionately the victims.
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" That kind of ploy is meant to protect the perpetrators, as German Police Union chairman, Rainer Wendt, explained to radio station NDR Info: "It is a collusion among the perpetrators that uses the crowd of people, darkness, and the surprise effect to get away with a crime without being recognized.
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One of the things we have to be aware of, and I'm hyper aware of this when I'm writing, is when we talk about sexual assault around football, the perpetrators often have black faces in a society where we are so comfortable with black men being the perpetrators of crime.
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By comparison, for every 22014,000 assault and battery crimes, 627 crimes were reported and 33 perpetrators were locked up.
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Since this country was attacked on 9/11, our commitment to bring the perpetrators to justice has not wavered.
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Trump has held to his stance that Democrats are the true perpetrators of the situation of families being separated.
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They are frequently used by online scammers to ramp up the scale of a cyberattack and hide the perpetrators.
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It's hard to catch the perpetrators of many crimes, but easy to crack down on those who are caught.
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Both the perpetrators and the victim are appealing the nine-year prison sentences, meaning the convictions are not final.
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One morning at the conference, I overhear a TI tell another that she was planning to "get" her perpetrators.
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As Hannah Arendt taught us in Eichmann in Jerusalem, perpetrators depend on us being desensitized to the victims' suffering.
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The effects have been varied, from candidates establishing official platforms on sexual assault to powerful perpetrators being held accountable.
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But the official said the initial inquiry suggested the perpetrators had specific knowledge of the material and the facility.
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"There is no legal regulation to determine and punish perpetrators in the case of a child fatality," she said.
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It just got harder for police to find the perpetrators of violent crimes by sleuthing in people's family trees.
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When murder rose in the late 21980s, the age of both victims and perpetrators dropped by some three years.
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The investigators have received names of individual perpetrators and the identities of specific battalions allegedly involved, this person said.
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Men are typically the perpetrators in these complaints, just as they are when women bring complaints of sexual harassment.
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This, in turn, would reduce the number of perpetrators who attempt to turn a profit through such terrible means.
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They are also more likely to develop schizophrenia—and much more likely to be perpetrators and victims of violence.
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They lock countries into a legal framework that enables victims and their lawyers to put perpetrators under a spotlight.
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Imagine that the perpetrators had all been Muslim, and had targeted their victims explicitly because of their Christian faith.
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The law made the offence a crime against humanity and doubled the prison term for perpetrators to 20 years.
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At one point in the film, a group of Germans are asked to judge the actions of the perpetrators.
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