In some cases they have been subjected to physical abuse.
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He ruled over them with humiliation, coercion, and physical abuse.
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His own parents abused drugs, and he endured physical abuse.
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Rachel* left her husband after prolonged emotional and physical abuse.
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The psychological and physical abuse Williams endured began at home.
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"Spanking is not as bad as physical abuse," Gershoff said.
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And Sondy says they all suffered neglect and physical abuse.
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We know verbal abuse is the gateway to physical abuse.
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YEMEN&aposS CHILD SOLDIERS FACE LONG ROAD AFTER SEXUAL, PHYSICAL ABUSE
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They described gangs of bullies, physical abuse and everyday name calling.
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I know she endured years of physical abuse at his hands.
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"We're not the ones taking that physical abuse," Bisciotti told baltimoreravens.com.
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Officials said Phoebe had been subjected to verbal and physical abuse.
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She accuses Rob of physical abuse and distribution of private materials.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly use coercion and physical abuse during the interrogations.
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At the time, neither party made any allegations of physical abuse.
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It, too, warned that physical abuse could lead to false confessions.
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Today, critics contend that conversion therapy still sometimes includes physical abuse.
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The investigation was regarding "possible physical abuse," according to a CPS spokesperson.
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During the interview, Criner claimed to be the victim of physical abuse.
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Monahan accused the Democrat of "emotional and physical" abuse late this summer.
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There have been multiple claims of sexual and physical abuse in detention.
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If he can withstand the physical abuse, then he's a Serpent forever.
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" When asked about any physical abuse, he retorts "I bet it happened.
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Accidental: The child's death is an unintentional outcome of parental physical abuse.
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The Saudi government has denied that any physical abuse took place there.
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The most common type of physical abuse was forceful downward abdominal pressure.
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In a few cases, physical abuse of those in custody was reported.
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Witnesses said Mr. Alam showed clear signs of mental and physical abuse.
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The emotional abuse turned to physical abuse, and I was ashamed and embarrassed.
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Amber Portwood is making physical abuse allegations against her ex-fiancé, Matt Baier.
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If she did not follow the rules, Pace describes mental and physical abuse.
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But the relationship was volatile from the beginning, eventually escalating to physical abuse.
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Lawyers for Shenandoah have denied the allegations of physical abuse in court filings.
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Immigrants held in detention centers are particularly vulnerable to sexual and physical abuse.
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She discussed allegations of physical abuse against her former husband in the show.
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Flanagan said that domestic violence has long been seen as only physical abuse.
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Court documents earlier this week revealed that Ernst alleges physical abuse by him.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is resigning following accusations of physical abuse.
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It wasn't just the physical abuse; it was the mental abuse as well.
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The biggest problem in many cases isn't the physical abuse, it's the neglect.
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Ussumane told me beatings and other forms of physical abuse followed soon after.
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We want a president who understands that sexual and physical abuse are wrong.
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The couple argued again, but there was no allegation of more physical abuse.
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According to Gardner, breaking Kelly's house rules had serious ramifications, including physical abuse.
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In that report, investigators did not mention any instances of suspected physical abuse.
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Another 41 women and girls suffered other forms of sexual and physical abuse.
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Mooney's idea of mentoring the young boy was actually just mental, and physical, abuse.
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And six of the characters suffer physical abuse, with five of them being raped.
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He was arrested for physical abuse of a child in a family related incident.
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We are the easiest targets for any sexual or physical abuse in our society.
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Mistreatment of domestic workers is rampant: Horror stories of psychological and physical abuse abound.
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On more than one occasion, they've accosted protesters, lobbing racial slurs and physical abuse.
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She details physical abuse and the jealousy that other people didn't see in him.
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KSI's brother accused him of emotional and physical abuse in a long-standing feud.
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In August, Ellison's former partner Karen Monahan accused him of verbal and physical abuse.
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So why, in 2019, do 2023 states still legally endorse physical abuse of students?
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The starvation, the physical abuse and the torture takes its toll on their bodies.
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It is associated with the effects one would expect from low-level physical abuse.
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Adam said he was protecting his father from his stepmother's verbal and physical abuse.
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There were reports of physical abuse in complaints to state officials and the police.
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During the Obama presidency, sexual and physical abuse were common in immigration detention facilities.
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Some face mental and physical abuse at home, while others have been kicked out.
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Still, they denied the allegations in the lawsuits against them, including verbal and physical abuse.
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Other allegations included sexual, emotional and physical abuse as well as neglect, the newspaper reported.
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Amnesty International claims they often face physical abuse and exposure to dangerous gas and dust.
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Rep. Keith Ellison has been accused of emotional and physical abuse by a former girlfriend.
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Screenshot: Fantastic Adventures/YouTubeWarning: This article includes descriptions of sexual and physical abuse of children.
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A Farrow family spokesperson denied Previn's allegations of physical abuse and neglect to the magazine.
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Joni Ernst's affidavit contained the allegation of physical abuse, which media outlets soon picked up.
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That mental injury — not evidence of physical abuse — was the basis for the neglect charges.
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Caregivers who reported verbal abuse were also more likely to report physical abuse, researchers found.
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Not just embarrassing or humiliating pranks, but physical abuse and serious physical peril, even death.
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Monahan has accused Ellison of emotional abuse and at least one incident of physical abuse.
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First its leader retired abruptly during an investigation into reports of threats and physical abuse.
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Inhumane treatment, sexual and physical abuse, and unjust detention are common and widely acknowledged concerns.
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Domestic workers who were trafficked report isolation, manipulation, excessive overtime, and emotional and physical abuse.
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"We tend to take a lot of physical abuse, mental abuse, you know," said another.
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Researchers are planning more work to definitively explain the reasons behind physical abuse at home.
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Investigators also said that at least 37 ASD graduates reported physical abuse or corporal punishment.
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Beyond mental and/or physical abuse, sexuality, religion, and money can also play their part.
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She fought classism, sexism, physical abuse and public rebuke to become an incomparable American legend.
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Kelly said he left a meeting that evening to learn the allegations involved physical abuse.
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Schneiderman's resignation followed allegations of physical abuse by four women reported in the New Yorker magazine.
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According to court filings, lawyers for the detention facility have denied all allegations of physical abuse.
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The judge ruled that the statute of limitations barred her claims of emotional and physical abuse.
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Several had cognitive impairment and nerve damage from extreme and prolonged physical abuse, the prosecutor said.
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Instead they have focused largely on survivors of sexual abuse, with some acknowledgment of physical abuse.
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Dr. Dre was portrayed in the 2015 film and faced backlash for allegations of physical abuse.
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His patients have horrific back stories that too often include rape, physical abuse and generational addiction.
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About 10 percent of compulsive and problem gamblers also experienced physical abuse or assaults as children.
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Porter stepped down on Wednesday after refuting allegations of physical abuse made by two ex-wives.
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Blanc says she heard signs of abuse for years, including screaming and indications of physical abuse.
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An autopsy on Raashanai additionally revealed the girl had endured physical abuse long before her death.
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He reportedly listed a 2014 incident in London to refute Brown's alleged claims of physical abuse.
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The woman has never mentioned any physical abuse ... nor has her family seen evidence of it.
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If this bill passes, it might finally protect these girls from needless mental and physical abuse.
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Schneiderman resigned from his position abruptly after four women accused him of physical abuse in May.
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It claims the parents "maintained a hateful and abusive relationship toward each other," including physical abuse.
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It's been more than a week since Amber Heard accused husband Johnny Depp of physical abuse.
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Porter resigned on Wednesday following reports detailing allegations of physical abuse toward his two ex-wives.
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I think reporting of sexual or physical abuse should be mandatory worldwide by church (canon) law.
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Kelly has consistently denied all allegations regarding sexual misconduct and physical abuse against girls and women.
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This year, after public allegations of physical abuse against detainees, the local governments in Adelanto, Calif.
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The physical abuse included beatings, chokings, and children being tied up for long periods, Hestrin said.
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Research shows that verbal abuse can, in extreme situations, be as psychologically damaging as physical abuse.
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Schneiderman resigned in May following allegations of sexual and physical abuse by three former romantic partners.
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And the physical abuse you know was in many cases just a straightforward torture for these children.
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He was suspended by USA Gymnastics in January after gymnasts accused of him verbal and physical abuse.
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Chris Hardwick is denying claims of sexual and physical abuse made by his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra.
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Together, the allegations suggest a pattern of unprovoked physical abuse against some of New York's most vulnerable.
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" Faris asked about this apparent discrepancy, to which Brown replied, "Domestic violence is not just physical abuse.
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Once there, they were reportedly forced to have sex with the players, and subjected to physical abuse.
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Yet many continue to face discrimination, including verbal and physical abuse, and are ostracized by their families.
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She reported other incidents of physical abuse, including "punching, shoving and kicking," according to the court records.
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Of these, 71.4 percent suffered neglect and 46.8 percent suffered physical abuse and other forms of maltreatment.
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Kelly specifically asked Porter about physical abuse of both ex-wives and girlfriends, and Porter denied that.
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"I ... had to grow up fast in an environment with drugs and alcohol, physical abuse," Valencia said.
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These rules only apply if your breakup wasn't the result of cheating or emotional or physical abuse.
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Some advocacy groups noted that their clients face honor killings, disownment by their family or physical abuse.
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If they suffered emotional or physical abuse, they think they must have deserved it or caused it.
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As a result, many experience physical abuse, neglect, homelessness, exposure to drugs and violence and other trauma.
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And those existing safeguards had already proved inadequate protection against physical abuse, sexual assault and emotional torment.
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"Physical abuse included physical injury, bizarre punishment, asphyxiation, burns, bone fracture or internal injuries," the study said.
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The police said the allegations included child sexual abuse, physical abuse and sexual abuse against an adult.
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Last year alone, there were 97 allegations of physical abuse against alumni, according to internal state records.
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Born in Maryland between 1815 and 1822, she was subjected to heinous physical abuse from early childhood.
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Holdnerness married Porter in 2003, and told CNN on Wednesday that the physical abuse began almost immediately.
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On Sunday, The New York Times published an investigation alleging the detainees faced coercion and physical abuse.
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In prison, Mr. Yu endured 17-hour interrogations and physical abuse that left him with a hernia.
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And he even did so, most disturbingly, knowing your history as a victim of sexual and physical abuse.
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The 13-month-old girl had multiple injuries, major trauma and signs of physical abuse, the police said.
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Whatever his secret, despite decades of chemical and physical abuse, his body seems to regenerating instead of decaying.
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He's been accused of a "truly gross" dismissal of Heard, and of suggesting that talent excuses physical abuse.
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Howard said there is a culture of emotional and physical abuse and that contributes to the sexual abuse.
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In his affidavit in the divorce case, Gail Ernst does not respond to the allegation of physical abuse.
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It's escalated to a Child Services case over alleged physical abuse, and Robin just scored a legal victory.
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Do not think it any less serious if there is no threat of violence or no physical abuse.
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The ten were arrested on June 1 after preliminary investigations confirmed both sexual and physical abuse, authorities said.
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Yet its subject is dead serious: the physical abuse of indigenous women in the United States and Canada.
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"I've never really had any personal experience in regards to a physical abuse," the Girls Trip actress said.
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It further charged him with "physical abuse" despite the fact that the accuser never made such a claim.
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There were no allegations of physical abuse by McCoy or Cordon in any of the three police reports.
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In addition to the physical abuse, there was a sexual incident with her father, the girl told police.
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During divorce proceedings, Mr. Gest sued Ms. Minnelli for $10 million, accusing her of violence and physical abuse.
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I flinched, and he looked hurt, wounded, like I was accusing him of physical abuse by my actions.
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As we reported, Tisha previously got a temporary restraining order against Duane, after accusing him of physical abuse.
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I spoke to Arne about the verbal and physical abuse he has to stomach from guests every day.
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Gradually, these activities, and Mr. Sykes's way of dealing with his charges, tilts toward psychological and physical abuse.
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A torrent of verbal, and occasionally physical, abuse toward referees nationwide has disrupted the sidelines of youth sports.
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Numerous former athletes, including 22011 Olympic gold medalist Dominique Moceanu, have accused them of emotional and physical abuse.
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The White House staff secretary is resigning after reports that two ex-wives accuse him of physical abuse.
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Some precocious talents have experienced physical abuse, including Jelena Dokic, who reached the Wimbledon semifinals at age 23.
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Many detainees have been subjected to torture and physical abuse, according to friends, family members and rights groups.
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Two additional former staff members, both deceased, were named in the report as allegedly involved in physical abuse.
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"Four Women Accuse New York's Attorney General of Physical Abuse" (May 7, 2018, The New Yorker) Read here.
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"The Front subjected Mr. Schrier to horrific conditions and extreme psychological and physical abuse," the federal complaint says.
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McCammond said in another tweet "I hate being part of a story" before sharing statistics about physical abuse.
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The percentages reporting physical abuse varied widely by country, ranging from 3.3% in Myanmar to 19% in Guinea.
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The Associated Press first reported that the investigator, attorney Susan Ellingstad, couldn't substantiate the allegation of physical abuse.
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For many, pay is low and some are subjected to physical abuse and forced labor, studies have shown.
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Loren's game plan: I have filled my roster with men who have suffered from painful physical abuse and torment.
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Before Mr. Weber's report, only 72 cases of physical abuse and two incidents of sexual abuse had been acknowledged.
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For domestic worker advocates, physical abuse like sexual harassment and assault has been difficult to bring up and address.
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In a subsequent Toronto Star investigation, at least eight women accused Ghomeshi of sexual and physical abuse and harassment.
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The report noted that there was "no evidence" of the "alleged physical abuse" in the material that was reviewed.
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The fact that many rap artists continue to thrive despite accusations of sexual and/or physical abuse is disconcerting.
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Like, for example, suffering silently as a victim of physical abuse at the hands of guys like Charles above.
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Stylists also will be trained to identify signs of physical abuse, such as bumps or bruises on someone's scalp.
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Rep. Keith Ellison faces accusations of emotional and physical abuse just ahead of his primary for Minnesota attorney general.
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This meant reliving previously unknown memories of sexual abuse, physical abuse, and the accompanying terror, pain, and other emotions.
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In the first case, the four test claimants had all suffered serious physical abuse: torture, sexual assault, and castration.
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Hostile sexism — hateful misogynist comments or the physical abuse of women, for example — is easy to identify and condemn.
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Psychological abuse is just as damaging as physical abuse, but it's harder to identify because there aren't physical scars.
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In the article, a representative for the family rebutted all of Ms. Previn's memories of physical abuse or neglect.
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So it was a little bit of physical abuse, for sure, for this dishwasher … but I had to react.
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For eight months, the child had suffered significant mental and physical abuse at the hands of Pearl and Aguirre.
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Depictions of violence — including sexual, verbal, emotional and physical abuse — will give a story a mature rating, as well.
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A jukebox musical depicting her life story — including the years of physical abuse she suffered — is coming to Broadway.
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Parties on both sides of the brawl filed police complaints against the other, alleging harassment, threats and physical abuse.
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Most have family histories of substance abuse, physical abuse, mental illness and other types of trauma, Hour Children says.
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Porter resigned in February after UK tabloid The Daily Mail published allegations of physical abuse from his former wives.
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Robert Lewis Dear, who shot up a Planned Parenthood in 2015, was accused of physical abuse by two ex-wives.
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I am a #SURVIVOR OF SEXUAL ABUSE *EMOTIONAL ABUSE* PHYSICAL ABUSE *ECONOMIC ABUSE at the hands of my EX husband.
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And that's that's really something that's been so invisible for so long, not just sexual abuse but the physical abuse.
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Tim Burton defends Johnny Depp, who was recently accused of emotional and physical abuse by his ex-wife Amber Heard.
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She chose not to share details of the physical abuse in the post, which was retweeted more than 5,000 times.
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At their trial, the Williams denied a total of 46 charges of sexual and physical abuse between 1994 and 2004.
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When Dawson brings this up to Jake Paul in the interview, the YouTuber denies that any physical abuse went on.
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Rob Porter stepped down from his job as staff secretary after both his former wives accused him of physical abuse.
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In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here are some subtle signs of domestic violence that don't include physical abuse.
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The talk show host and former reality star recalled working with Brown while rumors of her physical abuse were circulating.
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Among the reported physical abuse allegations are that children were body-slammed and spit on by staff, the state said.
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The affidavit stated that the girls were regularly denied food and water and often suffered physical abuse from the family.
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The House released a report where the woman accused Greitens of sexual and physical abuse, charges that Greitens strenuously denies.
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A second attorney, Tim O'Brien, is representing a 15-year-old girl who also alleged physical abuse at the school.
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"These records document a pattern of intimidation, harassment, physical abuse, refusal of medical services, and improper deportation," the report said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mel detailed horrific sexual and physical abuse allegedly at the hands of Stephen ... something he denies.
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Some workers also told Human Rights Watch they experienced physical abuse and extreme pressure to produce high quotas of clothing.
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Adverse childhood events include sexual and physical abuse and neglect, substance abuse, mental illness and partner violence within the home.
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Neither does physical abuse — the teacher accused of racism has also been accused of duct-taping students to their desks.
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One is about all the physical abuse the fictional character directs at her daughter, who is played by Margot Robbie.
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Their magnetic pitch had students staying at T.M. Landry despite enduring what they described as severe emotional and physical abuse.
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Many of those detained at the Ritz were subject to physical abuse, and one died in custody, according to witnesses.
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"There is no evidence in the messages reviewed by MPR News of the alleged physical abuse," the news organization reported.
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Spanking alone is associated with outcomes similar to those of children who experience physical abuse, the new academy statement says.
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They are running to replace Eric Schneiderman, who resigned suddenly last month after multiple women accused him of physical abuse.
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Videos found by police show a pattern of abuse that included forced exercises and physical abuse, according to court documents.
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STEVE KENNY The New Yorker published its story on Eric Schneiderman and the physical abuse accusations made by four women.
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The AG's office began investigating ExxonMobil under Eric Schneiderman, who resigned after being accused by multiple women of physical abuse.
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Warning: This article includes references to sexual and physical abuse as well as suicide, which some readers may find distressing.
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These findings also defy common stereotypes about what pedophilia is, and what the risks are for engaging in physical abuse.
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We have to, you know, force people for justice when we experience, you know, sexual abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse.
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After the soloist Jeffrey Edwards accused Mr. Martins of verbal and physical abuse in 1993, no evident action was taken.
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The portrait Previn paints of Mia Farrow is harrowing, alleging favoritism of her biological children, neglect, and verbal and physical abuse.
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During the broadcast, the former Baywatch star, 50, discussed physical abuse she claimed to have endured from Tommy during their relationship.
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The schools began closing in the 1980s, and the last school closed in 1996 amid reports of sexual and physical abuse.
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When slaves died—some from mosquito-borne illnesses, but many others from dehydration, malnutrition, and physical abuse—slaveowners simply bought more.
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New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is under investigation by a special prosecutor after four women accused him of physical abuse.
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In recent years, a series of women has come forward to accuse him of everything from sexual coercion to physical abuse.
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Physical abuse included groping, slapping and touching, both on and under their uniforms, as well as "unwanted hugs, kisses, and humping".
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With human trauma, it's even more complicated when famine, physical abuse, malnutrition and other physical and environmental factors come into play.
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And then, the traumas of witnessing all these different environments – there was a lot of emotional and physical abuse as well.
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Trump on Thursday attacked James as well as Underwood and her processor, Eric Schneiderman, who resigned amid accusations of physical abuse.
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After the staff secretary Rob Porter was accused by two ex-wives of physical abuse, Sanders read glowing statements defending Porter.
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Brown filed for a divorce from Belafonte in March 2017, citing verbal, and physical abuse as one of the main reasons.
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Dr. Luke is currently engaged in a legal battle with Kesha, regarding the singer's accusations of both emotional and physical abuse.
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Beyond educational neglect, homeschooled children are also at greater risk of dying from physical abuse than traditionally schooled children, Coleman says.
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Christian lived there for the next two years, during which time he got sober but also says he suffered physical abuse.
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I have been assaulted myself and I have spent a great deal of time healing from that emotional and physical abuse.
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Dr. Blizzard also promoted a theory called psychosocial dwarfism, suggesting that emotional and physical abuse causes growth-hormone secretion to plummet.
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This is the same firm where a partner resigned in 2016 after a woman sued him for sexual and physical abuse.
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The doctor had described the physical abuse, in general terms, to his relatives as well, a person close to them said.
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For example, have you been the target of obscene language; sexist, racist or homophobic insults; or physical abuse to your avatar?
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Under the law, men can be sentenced for each instance of physical abuse or sexual and psychological degradation against a woman.
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Geddert operated two Michigan gyms where Dr. Nassar molested girls, and he himself has been accused of verbal and physical abuse.
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However, he defended his decision to back Porter initially, saying he was unaware of claims of physical abuse at the time.
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The seat has been vacant for only two weeks, after allegations of physical abuse spurred the resignation of Eric T. Schneiderman.
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The surveys revealed a similar pattern, with 35% of women reporting physical abuse, verbal abuse or stigma or discrimination during childbirth.
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The QB hung up his cleats right before the regular season kicked off, explaining he couldn't handle any more physical abuse.
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Speechwriter David Sorensen resigned Friday after The Washington Post reported that Sorensen's ex-wife accused him of emotional and physical abuse.
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"There are lines that cannot be crossed -- clearly physical abuse and racial and homophobic language cross the line," Bettman's statement read.
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Mitchell also glosses over the fact that both terms -- "sexual assault" and "physical abuse" -- accurately describe Kavanaugh's alleged attack on Ford.
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Research indicates that 27 in 22018 adults experienced sexual abuse as children, and 2741 in 2741 adults endured physical abuse as children.
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Ralph Northam has ordered state officials to investigate claims made by immigrant teens of severe physical abuse at a juvenile detention facility.
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In ignorance and in anger I was the subject of much torment — threats, name-calling, and physical abuse when I was younger.
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She says that after extensive physical abuse, her older brother, then sixteen, escalated to sexual abuse when she was ten years old.
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Politicians across the country are increasingly being held accountable for a whole range of bad behavior, including sexual misconduct and physical abuse.
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I mean the the stories of physical abuse were sort of so extreme, they were up to and including allegations of death.
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Prosecutors claim that Ray, 60, subjected his victims to "sexual and psychological manipulation and physical abuse" over the course of 10 years.
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This month, the police began investigating accusations of physical abuse against her younger sister, Cho Hyun-min, a Korean Air marketing executive.
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According to the United Nations, 87 percent of Afghan women experience physical abuse in their lifetime and only 17 percent are literate.
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Trafficking, forced labor, and physical abuse of workers at sea and in processing plants are chronic problems throughout the seafood supply chain.
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The Chicago indictment also accused Kelly of using physical abuse, violence and blackmail to "prevent victims from providing evidence to law enforcement."
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The announcement of Fassbender's involvement comes hours after The Daily Beast has raised physical abuse allegations against the star stemming from 2010.
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The physical abuse allegedly became sexual after a time; Kelly would bring in women and force Jones to have sex with them.
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Indonesia has in recent years tried to stop unskilled workers, especially domestic workers, going overseas after a string of physical abuse cases.
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Dissociative amnesia is common in combat veterans, survivors of natural disasters, and victims of prolonged physical abuse, particularly abuse experienced as children.
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" The coroner concluded that there was "no doubt" Moller was "abused verbally" by Ashenhurst, but there was "no evidence of physical abuse.
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Further, many of these workers have described a hostile work environment, including a culture of coercion, mistreatment, and instances of physical abuse.
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Our focus should be on the topic of victims of sexual and physical abuse being afraid to come forward with their stories.
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Gleason's disclosure came four days after Schneiderman resigned hours after a New Yorker article detailed his alleged physical abuse of several women.
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Other soldiers say they are subjected to almost constant verbal and physical abuse and ordered to run personal errands for their superiors.
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A 2015 analysis by UNICEF China found that more than a quarter of children aged 17 and younger have experienced physical abuse.
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She recalled a fellow comic once telling her she was acting like a white girl since she didn't experience traditional physical abuse.
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The basic tests conducted include subjecting the products to a wide range of temperatures, humidity and physical abuse, including shock and vibration.
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February 2018 Allegations of physical abuse from Ms. Holderness and Ms. Willoughby, Mr. Porter's former wives, were published in The Daily Mail.
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In total, four women have so far accused Schneiderman of physical abuse, alleging that he slapped, choked, and at times threatened them.
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L.G.B.T.Q. kids have even fewer resources, and face more drastic consequences — from physical abuse to homelessness — when they attempt to report assaults.
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Long after the physical abuse ends, the circumstances binding someone to their abuser can be psychologically real and perpetuate violence for years.
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During months of captivity at the luxury hotel, some were subjected to coercion and physical abuse, a New York Times investigation found.
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In 290, when Marshall was 15, her father broke her nose as she tried to protect her mother from his physical abuse.
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Kellogg later retracted her testimony and agreed with defense claims that there were no signs of physical abuse, the appeals court said.
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Human rights groups and former detainees have said conditions in the camps are poor, with inmates subject to psychological and physical abuse.
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A Human Rights Watch report from 20163 stated that "physical abuse, including torture" occurs frequently for people taking part in national service.
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"Everyone involved was a victim in some sort of way," Austin says of the emotional and physical abuse of his father and stepmother.
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So they subjected him to forced nudity, sleep deprivation, loud noises, physical abuse, and "water treatment" (waterboarding), according to newly released CIA cables.
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She later filed a counterclaim in December to Caffrey's divorce filing, alleging verbal and physical abuse as her reasons for seeking a separation.
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"He kept trying to pull me and pull me and pull me," Monahan told the New York Times of the alleged physical abuse.
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E. also detailed in her interview with the government years of physical abuse by a man starting when she was 21990 years old.
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Their relationship was tumultuous, with Andrea filing an emergency protective order in 800 while claiming physical abuse, which she withdrew a week later.
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It's a show about how weak he is and how he obscures his weakness via emotional and even physical abuse of his children.
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"He was subjected to psychological and physical abuse which drained his strength," Sweikat's father said in a statement carried by the judgment sheet.
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Why is no one addressing the verbal, emotional, and even physical abuse that were basically sewn into the seams of the Hollywood system?
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U.S. officials have revealed little about the conditions under which the three were held and whether they endured any form of physical abuse.
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The company was further accused of failing to monitor its suppliers, who are supposed to protect workers from physical abuse and child labor.
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Trump has been under siege for three weeks because of his verbal and physical abuse of women since just before the first debate.
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Human rights groups and former detainees have said that conditions in the camps are poor, with inmates subject to psychological and physical abuse.
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The spectrum is far and wide, with one end harboring the potential for things to become more violent with physical abuse or rape.
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Conversion therapists often use shame, emotional trauma, and physical abuse, in an attempt to make victims associate such things with their LGBTQ identities.
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In the most notorious of those cases, caseworkers missed persistent signs of physical abuse and children later died, inciting outrage and prompting reforms.
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The 39-year-old staff member, who has not yet been identified, was arrested for physical abuse of a child, police tell PEOPLE.
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Indeed, Asian Americans have reported experiencing racism and physical abuse because of the false perception that China is the cause of the virus.
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Last month, Eric T. Schneiderman resigned from his post as the state attorney general after being accused by four women of physical abuse.
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As a young girl, she was a victim of physical abuse and witnessed her father shoot another man in self-defense, she says.
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The rest of the Asia-Pacific region falls below that, due to varying levels of harassment, physical abuse, censorship and surveillance of journalists.
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Many of the children appear to have cognitive deficiencies and show evidence of nerve damage from "extreme and prolonged physical abuse," he said.
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From what we see of Dudley's and Vernon's aggression, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume there were incidents of physical abuse as well.
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In South Dakota, where the Oglala Sioux are based, Amnesty International reports having interviewed 1,000 alleged victims of this sexual and physical abuse alone.
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Domestic violence is a very big umbrella that covers a variety of abuse (physical abuse, verbal abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, etc).
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But if passed, critics say the law would not only apply to medical accidents but also to egregious cases of sexual and physical abuse.
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The government then seized billions of dollars of their assets, in some cases through physical abuse and intimidation, The New York Times has reported.
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Soon afterwards, dozens of other victims — including Niki Lopez — came forward to give investigators additional details of sexual and physical abuse in the group.
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Mr. Weber estimated that from 19923 to 1992, every third student at a school attached to the choir suffered some kind of physical abuse.
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His announcement comes years after Goddard and Bryan Singer were the subjects of sexual misconduct claims, which included allegations of physical abuse and rape.
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Women who do not cover their hair or who wear clothing deemed inappropriate are often met with insults, spitting, and sometimes even physical abuse.
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" The research focused on verified physical-abuse calls, which it defined as including "physical injury, bizarre punishment, asphyxiation, burns, bone fracture or internal injuries.
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"The child's behaviors and disclosures were all indicative of nutritional neglect, medical neglect, and psychological abuse as well as physical abuse," the records show.
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Danielle Staub has responded to her estranged husband Marty Caffrey's divorce filing, alleging verbal and physical abuse as her reasons for seeking a separation.
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He faced repeated sexual and physical abuse from her until, at age seven, he asked child protective services to remove him from the home.
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More recently, Modern Family actress Ariel Winter successfully filed to become legally emancipated from her mother, who was accused of emotional and physical abuse.
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The complaint also alleges disturbing incidents of physical abuse by Cros-Toure, who allegedly beat the victim, sometimes with a belt or electrical cord.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) resigned Monday night after a bombshell report detailing allegations against him from multiple women of physical abuse.
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The state of New York has chosen a replacement for Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who resigned abruptly on Monday over allegations of physical abuse.
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According to a report by Politico, the decades-old video shows Lisa Fierstein in disguise discussing allegations of physical abuse against her former husband.
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Karen Monahan has claimed emotional abuse and at least one instance of physical abuse at the hands of Ellison, allegations that he has denied.
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A survey by Unite, a union, found that 20% of cabin crew members had suffered physical abuse at some point, often related to drunkenness.
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After physical abuse allegations surfaced from two of his ex wives, Chief of Staff John Kelly sent out a memo defending him on Tuesday.
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This isn't TV related, but it's a powerful long read about emotional and physical abuse on and offstage at one of Chicago's storefront theaters.
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When CNN asked for specifics about the physical abuse, the staffers did not give specifics but just said the staff was "fearful" of Amber.
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The agency turns to foster care only as a last resort, usually in cases of physical abuse, molestation or extreme neglect, the commissioner said.
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A CNDH report last fall documented cases of physical abuse, lack of food and some prisoners being locked in their cells almost all day.
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Our major workplace exposés aren't like Upton Sinclair's 1906 novel The Jungle, exposing dangerous conditions or physical abuse; today, it's more like The Valley.
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She took up the offer—a moment that would unfold into 15 years of mental and physical abuse and isolation, with several different pimps.
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She spent her first seven and a half years in the country's troubled orphanage system, where malnourishment and emotional and physical abuse were common.
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In 211, she petitioned for and received an emergency restraining order against him, citing physical abuse, harassment, stalking, and interfering with her personal liberty.
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"Even with all the physical abuse and everything else, that's actually the one thing that I could take back, if I could," Dokic said.
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Mr. Hossain worked as the Rohingya's administrative liaison to Aung Thein Mya, and in interviews described being subjected to daily verbal and physical abuse.
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Yet, thinking he might have more, torturers forged ahead with Mr. Zubaydah and with others, confident that physical abuse would lead to actionable intelligence.
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But other members of the family, including Bresha's mother, Brandi, described a pattern of verbal and physical abuse that never let up for long.
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He would question his daughter's friends during interrogation sessions that lasted for hours and often escalated into verbal and physical abuse, the indictment said.
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She experiences chronic pain from the physical abuse, and the younger inmates offer to wash her clothes for her, but she refuses their help.
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Last week, The New York Times published an investigation alleging widespread coercion and physical abuse of detainees held at the Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh.
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The league's highest-paid coach found himself out of a job, and another established coach resigned amid accounts of racial bigotry and physical abuse.
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Allegations were made public of emotional and physical abuse by both of Porter's ex-wives -- including photo evidence from his first wife, Colbie Holderness.
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International rights groups have repeatedly documented widespread physical abuse and mass executions in Syrian government prisons since the start of the war in 2011.
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Rodriguez is able to connect with the students she mentors because she's been through a lot of the same things—poverty, physical abuse, alcoholism.
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Amber Portwood is opening up about the physical abuse allegations she made against ex-fiancé Matt Baier in recent episodes Marriage Boot Camp: Family Edition.
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My perspective skewed not only by my skin color, but by the fact that I'm a man, and lack the personal experiences of physical abuse.
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Instead, she dug deep into depression, childhood trauma, the AIDS epidemic, and even the physical abuse she sustained at the hands of her ex-husband.
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" The statement did not confirm or deny whether physical abuse took place, but did say "there was never any intent of physical or emotional harm.
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"Emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and financial abuse is just as devastating as physical abuse, and emotional scars may not always go away," Crawford tells Refinery29.
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Applying this thinking to sports, and especially to developing baseball pitchers, can border on physical abuse, as shown by the work of researchers like Fleisig.
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In a series of 40 qualitative interviews with women in academic science, engineering, and medicine who have experienced sexual harassment, about half reported physical abuse.
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But, during the trial, prosecutors argued that she stood to gain $300,000 from her husband's insurance and that there was no evidence of physical abuse.
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State officials have previously said they did not receive any reports of sexual or physical abuse regarding Victoria or her 8-year-old brother, Matthew.
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After learning that Baker had been accused of sexual harassment and physical abuse, Esty wrote him a letter of recommendation, according to the Connecticut Post .
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The boy, who is now 14 and wants to remain anonymous, paid them 1.5 million yen ($13,200) to avoid physical abuse, the family's lawyer said.
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In 800, Andrea filed an emergency protective order to keep the singer away from her amid claims of physical abuse — which she rescinded weeks later.
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Probably since we decided that a woman visiting such violence upon a man is just fine, because men aren't vulnerable to physical abuse at all.
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At no time did the medical personnel treating Ms. Hernandez at Cibola General Hospital or Lovelace Medical Center raise any issues of suspected physical abuse.
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The recent poll also shows that almost half of respondents saying they weren't sure whether they believed Karen Monahan, who accused Ellison of physical abuse.
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And further, among male high school students who have experienced sexual and physical abuse by a dating partner, one in four has seriously contemplated suicide.
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The reporter had somehow obtained the documents from Bush's 2006 divorce, which included allegations of verbal and physical abuse from Bush's first wife, Sarah Selden.
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Three-quarters have histories of severe physical abuse by an intimate partner during adulthood, and 82 percent suffered serious physical or sexual abuse as children.
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An investigation commissioned by Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, which has endorsed Mr. Ellison, recently concluded that Ms. Monahan's allegations of physical abuse were unsubstantiated.
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Our sources say Timothy provided the feds with lots of the same information regarding alleged predatory behavior and physical abuse he gave Lifetime for 'Surviving.
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The people briefed on the conversation said the woman did not claim physical abuse, but told Mr. McGahn that he should not trust Mr. Porter.
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Pictures on social media appeared to show signs of physical abuse on some church members, with some showing bruises, abrasions and their hair pulled out.
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And then Karina Melendez, who had survived cancer, her parents' divorce, homelessness and, she said, physical abuse to graduate from Columbia University, told her story.
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And on Saturday, The New York Times published several gymnasts' accusations of emotional and physical abuse by a prominent coach, Qi Han, in North Carolina.
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In the 2011 request for a restraining order, Harwick alleges physical abuse at the hands of Pursehouse that include choking, suffocation, pushing, kicking and punching.
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Soon after they got married in 1999, Tammy Gardner began showing signs of physical abuse that included bruising, headaches, sleeplessness, anxiety and depression, prosecutors said.
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The case offers the latest evidence of the harder line prosecutors have started taking when initiation rituals end in death from alcohol or physical abuse.
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Dee Dee Blanchard emerged as the villain in the case, having inflicted mental and physical abuse on her daughter to create the phantom medical conditions.
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Go deeper: Sexual and physical abuse rife in nursing homes More older Americans rely on Medicare and Medicaid The looming crisis in long-term care
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Eric Schneiderman, the former attorney general who resigned in May after four women accused him of physical abuse, had been working on a similar proposal.
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After devastating allegations of physical abuse led to the resignation of Eric T. Schneiderman, the state attorney general, a breakneck race to replace him began.
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Because of neglect and physical abuse, Susan left home at 15 and, with a Roman Catholic organization's help, moved in with a family in Harlem.
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"With all of it, the storms, the rage, the fury, even the physical abuse, we couldn't bear to give each other up," Ms. Birstein explained.
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Until recently, the prevailing view was that only a minority of people caught viewing such images, between 5 and 20 percent, also committed physical abuse.
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But because of the verbal and physical abuse historically endured by gays in that country, others believe that the word carries a more hostile weight.
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In 2013, USA Gymnastics received a letter from a former Twistars coach detailing complaints of verbal and physical abuse by Geddert, CNN reported last year.
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It may be just as dangerous for him to focus on physical abuse as sexual misconduct because there's often a very fuzzy line between them.
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After learning that Baker had been accused of sexual harassment and physical abuse, Esty wrote him a letter of recommendation, according to the Connecticut Post.
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The 19-year-old from Leeds in northern England said her parents used verbal and physical abuse to try to get her to marry the relative.
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The couple filed for divorce in 2006, a year after Andrea Kelly filed an emergency protective order against the singer for alleged physical abuse, People reported.
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In May 2016, a week after filing for divorce from the Pirates of the Caribbean star, Heard obtained a restraining order against Depp, alleging physical abuse.
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However, many forgot that the rapper's ex-girlfriend and mother of his first child, Carmen Bryan, also accused him of physical abuse in her 2007 memoir.
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The Los Angeles Police Department tweeted Thursday that it was investigating allegations of physical abuse and sexual relations with a minor against a social media personality.
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The charities said they found widespread sex harassment, verbal and physical abuse such as slapping and threats of retaliation when women refused sexual advances from bosses.
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Reported cases of emotional abuse far outnumbered disclosures of physical abuse in 2017, according to data collected by Ireland's national domestic violence support organization Women's Aid.
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Marble then allegedly got the girl inside his red pickup truck and drove around, subjecting her to sexual and physical abuse, according to the sheriff's office.
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Colbie Holderness and Jennifer Willoughby both spoke to The Daily Mail on Monday to accuse Porter of temper problems that for Holderness turned into physical abuse.
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Later, I struggled with the physical and psychological wounds resulting from more than a decade of sexual and physical abuse at the hands of my trafficker.
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The women, who are primarily Filipinos and Indonesians employed as housekeepers and child minders, reported low pay, little time off work and verbal and physical abuse.
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Zeid said that other concerns included "pushbacks" of migrants into neighboring countries and persistent allegations of physical abuse and theft by law enforcement officials at borders.
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" Lifetime describes the forthcoming series as an investigation into the controversial singer in which women come forward "with new allegations of sexual, mental and physical abuse.
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" London said he was compelled to write the op-ed because he could no longer "ignore Trump's lies and his verbal and physical abuse of women.
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Former Playboy model Shera Bechard has reportedly accused top GOP fundraiser Elliott Broidy, a former Republican National Committee (RNC) official, of subjecting her to physical abuse.
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In addition to accusing the GOP fundraiser of physical abuse, Bechard alleges that the former RNC official also exposed her to herpes and emotionally abused her.
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The state official accused Miccarelli of physical abuse and threatening behavior, claiming that he once threatened her with a gun and said he would kill her.
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The type of mistreatment ranged from incidents during transportation, with some animals dying of suffocation, to reports of physical abuse and malpractice in the slaughter process.
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His name was Sam Santoro, and he would go on to father two daughters with Gerri—all of whom would become victims of his physical abuse.
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In other misconduct news: Morgan Stanley fired Douglas Greenberg, a star financial adviser accused of physical abuse and stalking by multiple women, following an NYT investigation.
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Even more shockingly, thirty percent reported a history of sexual or physical abuse, and eighty-four percent had tried marijuana at least once in their life.
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A state report issued at the time did not allege physical abuse at the center, and its operators said the employee in question had been fired.
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Colbie Holderness In a lengthy interview, Holderness, who married Porter in 2003, told CNN on Wednesday that the physical abuse began almost immediately after their wedding.
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While many hope simply to transit through the country, on arrival they face the threat of abduction, extortion, physical abuse and arbitrary detention, the report said.
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For the first time ever, survivors and people from R. Kelly's inner circle, are coming forward with new allegations about his sexual, mental, and physical abuse.
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" The school district also claimed it fielded "numerous student and parent complaints as well as concerns from colleagues," adding, "an investigation of possible physical abuse is underway.
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The affidavit alleges all three girls were regularly denied food and water, and that they also suffered continual physical abuse at the hands of their adoptive family.
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In a video posted on the site, family members and doctors who testified in his case, detail the sexual and physical abuse Gray suffered as a child.
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Troops also cited an inability to "react" to detainees' verbal and physical abuse, and inadequate training prior to being sent to Guantanamo as contributing to their stress.
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Patton, 41, filed legal documents on Thursday asking to limit her ex-husband's joint custody of Julian, accusing Thicke, 39, of physical abuse, including spanking Julian excessively.
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Morgan Stanley said Tuesday that it had fired a star financial adviser who has been accused by multiple former wives and girlfriends of physical abuse and stalking.
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Most of the 45 people she spoke to attended two schools in Saskatchewan from the 1950s and 1970s, a documented period of intense sexual and physical abuse.
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" Baptiste was then "forced to hire an attorney" and "prepared to sue Mr. Goguen for the years of physical abuse, emotional trauma, and damage to her health.
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Intersex children have been shunned by their families and bullied at school and adults have struggled to get jobs and faced physical abuse, say intersex rights campaigners.
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American doctors treating Mr Warmbier say they found no evidence of the disease in his body; nor, as some had suspected, of beatings or other physical abuse.
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Despite his sexual pursuit of children, physical abuse, and dangerous, emotionally driven decisions, fans still insist he was a God-fearing Southern gentleman led astray by drugs.
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The Kansas City Star reported that a woman who identified herself as Ford's live-in girlfriend accused him of verbal and physical abuse, prompting the protection order.
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He doesn't stint on the graphic physical and emotional agonies of slavery, on the grotesque details of physical abuse, merciless labor, and sanctioned rape, torture, and murder.
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It was a place where terrifying sexual and physical abuse was standard, especially for its black pupils: rape, whippings, and solitary confinement were common, occasionally even murder.
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The state is typically triggered by trauma—often sexual or physical abuse, a combat experience, or exposure to a natural disaster—or by an unbearable internal conflict.
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There's been a lot of doubt Joycelyn Savage is behind the Patreon account ... an account which calls out Kelly, accusing him of physical abuse and forced abortions.
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The report also prompted the Louisiana State Police to open a local law enforcement investigation into more than a dozen allegations of physical abuse at T.M. Landry.
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It's one of many harrowing moments in which — however you might feel about parents disciplining their kids — it's clear that her actions have veered into physical abuse.
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In fact, it is linked to increases in a wide variety of negative outcomes, from antisocial behaviors to mental health problems to (unsurprisingly) spanking or physical abuse.
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Referred to as anexos, they are notorious for forcefully taking addicts against their will, holding them for months at a time, and punishing them with physical abuse.
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The women were later moved to the Dhahban Prison in Jidda, where the physical abuse stopped and their relatives were allowed to visit, Ms. al-Hathloul said.
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Gabriel's guardians, Pearl Fernandez and Isauro Aguirre, were to blame for the abhorrent physical abuse — but they weren't the only people who put the child in danger.
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And more than 100 convictions were overturned in the aftermath of the Rampart Division scandal in Los Angeles, which involved physical abuse, evidence planting and false arrests.
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Last year alone, there were 22016 reported allegations of physical abuse by group home workers against Willowbrook alumni, according to internal state data obtained by The Times.
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He posted a lengthy statement Monday detailing the physical abuse he says he suffered at the hands of the military during and after his arrest last month.
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Both the surveys and the observations highlighted frequent physical abuse, such as being slapped, hit, punched, or having a provider forcefully push down on the woman's abdomen.
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The reports detailed Mr. Schneiderman's alleged psychological and physical abuse of the women, crashing through his carefully cultivated reputation as a defiant opponent to Mr. Trump's policies.
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More than a year has passed since Peter Martins, who held that position for three decades, retired amid allegations of sexual harassment and verbal and physical abuse.
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Although many have speculated that Warmbier was tortured, leaving him unable to speak, see, or respond to verbal commands, there is no medical evidence proving physical abuse.
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Ayala reported XXXTentacion's, real name Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, alleged abuse to the police on October 8, 7873, following what she says was years of emotional and physical abuse.
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Heard filed for divorce from Depp in May, and was granted a temporary restraining order against the actor shortly after accusing him of physical abuse throughout their relationship.
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Karia&aposs son, Denys, testified in May that his mother suffered mental and physical abuse both in Ukraine — where she came from in 2006 — and America, KARE reported.
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" And this: Kesha also says there was physical abuse ... once she says he attacked her at his Malibu house where he was "violently thrashing his arms at her.
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Besides the risk of serious injury, corporal punishment has been found to have negative emotional effects on children, and it can lead to physical abuse in some cases.
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At one point she tweeted a doctor's note that showed she told her doctor that Ellison caused her "emotional and physical abuse" before she spoke about it publicly.
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Out of this twist, Liu embarks on a mission to investigate the physical abuse that all three main characters and their loved ones have suffered from their fathers.
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But back in 2016, Depp's alleged verbal and physical abuse against ex-wife Amber Heard was public knowledge, and the once-beloved actor had already fallen from grace.
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The abuse ranged from food and sleep deprivation to verbal and physical abuse, including threatening to dismember a victim and choking another until they passed out, prosecutors said.
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Those close to the couple claim their union enabled self-destructive tendencies ("We were all bad into drugs" Lomas has revealed), while others whispered allegations of physical abuse.
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BR: I found it interesting that in the analysis you compare the effect of spanking with the effect of more serious physical abuse on behavior later in life.
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He also made light of his past physical abuse of Shereé, joking about choking his ex-wife and sending her through a windshield in a Season 9 episode.
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Also curious to see how the Stein family handle the aftermath of the physical abuse by Professor Spike once he wakes up — will his wife take him back?
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Over the summer, pieces were written about the state of Depp's career following the very public and very not-okay allegations against him (drug abuse, alcoholism, physical abuse).
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Ellison, deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the first Muslim-American elected to Congress, was accused of physical abuse by his ex-girlfriend Karen Monahan.
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Amy Duggar King sets the record straight about alleged physical abuse, plus Dr. Travis Stork reveals details about Lamar Odom Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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It wasn't until after her autopsy that doctors learned Paisley had suffered a fractured skull, internal bleeding and bruises almost beyond counting — all signs of severe physical abuse.
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He put their house on the market in November, and Staub filed a counterclaim in December alleging verbal and physical abuse as her reasons for seeking a separation.
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The idea behind an Obscurial is so bleak — children who are forced to suppress their magic, whether by psychological or physical abuse, become hosts to a dark power.
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The girl's five roommates said they were only aware of physical abuse, describing instances in which the staff would raise their elbows to the backs of their heads.
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These have included taunting and physical abuse by staff, punishing children who refuse to take their medication, and claiming complaints about treatment could jeopardize a child's immigration status.
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The workers who met with Democratic lawmakers say the assistance in obtaining false documents often came with a price: verbal and physical abuse, and withdrawal of work benefits.
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Evans accused Eason of verbal and physical abuse and reportedly alleged 11 separate incidents from throughout the past two years, including killing her dog Nugget earlier this year.
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Along with journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Sverrir Gudnason), Salander — who is a survivor of severe emotional and physical abuse — tries to exact revenge for other abused and battered women.
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Brian Dunkleman is in the middle of one of the nastiest custody fights in Hollywood ... with each firing various claims including physical abuse, alcohol addiction and child stealing.
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"Honey Boy," which Guerrasio lauded as "the most honest movie of the year," tells of LaBeouf's relationship with his father, which included verbal and physical abuse at times.
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Even in families where conflict has never escalated to violence, children are now at a higher risk of physical abuse because of additional stressors like unemployment, Edleson said.
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Kitti Jones, a former girlfriend of R&B singer R. Kelly, has accused Kelly of physical abuse, sexual coercion, and forced starvation in a new Rolling Stone report.
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In its Bronx investigation, the center substantiated allegations of physical abuse or neglect against 13 employees, but the state failed to persuade arbitrators to fire any of them.
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This year, Rob Porter, the White House staff secretary, resigned after two former wives accused him of physical abuse, but President Trump has talked about bringing him back.
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It has also been shown that adults who were exposed to violence, neglect or physical abuse in childhood are more likely to see hostility where there is none.
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The indictment also charged that Mr. Ray subjected his daughter's friends to interrogation sessions that often lasted hours at a time and escalated into verbal and physical abuse.
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Of 28503,22019 complaints of sexual or physical abuse involving DHS component agencies between January 2010 and July 2016, it found just 225 investigations were opened — or 0.07 percent.
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Over the years, former students, many of whom were black, have reported suffering physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and forced labor at the hands of the school's staff.
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About 22 percent of the people with depression in the study, and 5 percent of the healthy controls said they had experienced some type of physical abuse during childhood.
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Damian, who is being held in a juvenile detention center, is charged with first-degree reckless homicide, physical abuse of a child intentionally causing bodily harm and substantial battery.
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Schubert suggested that Clark may have been suicidal, and that two days before his death, Salena Manni, the mother of his two children, called police to report physical abuse.
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His abusive foster family, the Dursleys, have left him with the scars of long-term emotional and physical abuse, rendering him malnourished in every possible sense of the word.
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Over the course of the tumultuous separation Brown accused Belafonte of both verbal and physical abuse as well as blackmail, for which she was granted a temporary restraining order.
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She also spoke on the cyclical nature of the situation, with parents who experienced drug abuse, food scarcity, and physical abuse passing those stresses down to their own children.
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A 14-year-old Ohio boy has died after spending all but five months of his life in a coma, caused by physical abuse he suffered as an infant.
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After all, a positive mindset only goes so far when you're subjected to chronic societal, institutional, or family trauma, such as police violence, incarceration, and emotional or physical abuse.
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From the age of 2500, Akter worked 210-hour days alongside her mother on the factory floor where she says unpaid wages and verbal and physical abuse were common.
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In 1986, when the 24-hour helpline began, children's top concerns were sexual abuse, family problems, physical abuse, and pregnancy—calls about self-harm were not recorded at all.
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Arizona's Children, Youth and Families Secretary Monique Jacobson told KOAT that the department did not receive any reports of sexual or physical abuse regarding Victoria or her younger brother.
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Since 2016, 196 Filipino workers have died in Kuwait, and nearly 80 percent of those deaths were due to physical abuse, according to the Philippines' Overseas Workers Welfare Administration.
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And when it came specially to physical abuse, those with a history of using more than one substance were 1.45 times more likely to have used it as punishment.
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Violence against women is a daily and terrifying reality—one study has estimated that in the United States, 20 people per minute suffer physical abuse from an intimate partner.
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Nike said on Friday it would investigate the "deeply troubling" allegations of emotional and physical abuse made by Mary Cain against its Oregon Project, a distance-running training program.
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Beverley Wardle-Jackson said she was exposed to sexual and physical abuse from the age of seven at state homes and religious institutions for several years from around 1960.
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Illinois congressional candidate Benjamin Thomas Wolf, a former FBI employee who has become known as the "cannabis candidate," has been accused of past physical abuse and misrepresenting his resume.
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Fifteen drill instructors and other Marine leaders — all from the same battalion — are under investigation for allegations that include physical abuse, assault and hazing dating to late last year.
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She said she left North Carolina and her longtime coach, Qi Han, earlier this year to train in Texas because of what she characterized as emotional and physical abuse.
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But extensive interviews by Times reporters revealed a murkier operation, marked by cases of physical abuse, that transferred billions of dollars in private wealth to the crown prince's control.
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In an exhaustively detailed interview with Rolling Stone, former radio DJ Kitti Jones describes embarking on a two-year relationship with Kelly, one marked by verbal and physical abuse.
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Robert Lewis Dear, who attacked a Planned Parenthood in 2015, was accused of physical abuse by two of his three ex-wives and of sexual violence by another woman.
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Wideman was suspended for violating the league rule on physical abuse of officials after he knocked down the linesman Don Henderson during the Flames' game against Nashville on Jan. 25.
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During an appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories that aired on ITV, the former Baywatch star, 50, discussed physical abuse she claimed to have endured from Tommy during their relationship.
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Recently, Thicke and Patton have recently been in the news due to allegations that Thicke's discipline of the couple's six-year-old son had crossed the line into physical abuse.
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Here is how Facebook deals with certain content: Child abuse: Certain content of non-sexual child abuse, including physical abuse and bullying, is permitted on Facebook according to the manuals.
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As we reported, Siya is on the witness list and is prepared to testify Mel B's claims of physical abuse at the hands of estranged husband Stephen Belafonte are untrue.
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Teenage students are systematically subject to hard labor at an isolated military camp near the Sudanese border, with many also enduring physical abuse, the rights group said in a report.
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It features interviews with several women making on camera allegations of sexual, mental and physical abuse by Kelly, as well as interviews with some of his former managers and producers.
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She also faced media scrutiny of her romantic relationship with Rob Porter, the former White House aide whose ex-wives accused him of verbal and physical abuse in early 2018.
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The poverty, the physical abuse, the mother who never wanted her or liked her, no father, the sexual relationship that she had with her stepfather from the age of 11.
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"At no time did the medical personnel treating Ms. Hernandez at Cibola General Hospital or Lovelace Medical Center raise any issues of suspected physical abuse," Bennett said in a statement.
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She did, however, just tweet -- presumably in response to Ryan's latest ex-girlfriend's physical abuse allegations -- "......when there's smoke...." We reached out to Ryan's rep ... so far, no word back.
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The conditions are thought to arise from a combination of factors, including genetic predisposition and traumas later in life, such as sexual or physical abuse, abandonment or heavy drug use.
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"Some people feel embarrassed to bring up problems with their bowel movements, urinary incontinence, impotence, loss of libido, depression, and physical abuse, just to name a few," Dr. Rohr says.
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Police said that Dearman's girlfriend, Laneta Lester, told them she had suffered physical abuse at her boyfriend's hands, and had gone to stay with relatives to plan out a breakup.
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"He is a victim of abuse throughout his life … mental abuse, emotional abuse and physical abuse," Bahr told the paper, adding Zaragoza allegedly grew up around drugs and drug users.
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Domestic violence experts tell PEOPLE Melanie "Mel B" Brown's depiction of alleged physical abuse at the hands of her estranged husband sync up with the stories of many other survivors.
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The interceptions have been criticized by human rights activists because of the dire conditions facing migrants in widely lawless Libya, where they often face physical abuse including torture and rape.
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At the news conference, the Miami Herald reports that Harris' relatives said they had not previously observed any physical abuse from Chambers, though they portrayed him as controlling at times.
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They allegedly then forced the girl to do housework and care for their children, subjecting her to emotional and physical abuse, the Department of Justice said in a press release.
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The book makes many shocking claims about his relationship with Whitney Houston, from drug use in front of a young Bobbi Kristina to explicit details of infidelity and physical abuse.
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Most of the physical abuse is chronicled in Part 1; Part 2 follows the end of Safechuck and Robson's sexual relationships with Jackson, and their journeys through adolescence and adulthood.
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It was also the most dangerous country in the world for cultural traditions that impact women, the survey found, citing acid attacks, female genital mutilation, child marriage and physical abuse.
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The two women who spoke on the record, Michelle Manning Barish and Tanya Selvaratnam, both said the physical abuse escalated over time, and that Schneiderman also was a heavy drinker.
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The model says Broidy began hurting her during their sexual relationship and pushed her to excessive drinking so she "would be more compliant toward his physical abuse," according to Bloomberg.
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New York (CNN)Peter Martins, who helped shape the New York City Ballet for more than three decades, has announced his retirement amid accusations of sexual harassment and physical abuse.
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In an interview with Sports Radio 20103 FM The Zone, in Columbus, Ohio, he said he and his wife had a volatile relationship but he denied allegations of physical abuse.
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Deep portions of his scalp were missing — but police do not know if that was a result of direct physical abuse or self-inflicted injuries caused by the child's scratching.
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According to the NCADV, one in three women and one in four men in the U.S. have experienced some form of physical abuse at the hands of an intimate partner.
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And it's especially uncomfortable to think about a man hitting a woman sexually when you factor in how often women, in particular, are the victims of intimate partner physical abuse.
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Many other undesirable outcomes were associated with spanking, including children acting out and having poor relationships with their parents, as well as being victims of physical abuse later in life.
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When a client is having a behavior, they have rights, so we can't do anything to protect ourselves ... we have to literally just stand there and get the physical abuse.
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Two months later, The New Yorker published a shattering exposé of Mr. Schneiderman's behavior, including heavy drinking and physical abuse of four women with whom he had been romantically involved.
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Research shows that increased financial and emotional stress during a crisis, such as a natural disaster or today's pandemic, increases the likelihood that children will experience physical abuse or neglect.
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While one senior American official said Mr. Warmbier had been singled out for particularly brutal beatings, doctors found no evidence of broken bones or other injuries consistent with physical abuse.
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In it, renowned high school running star Mary Cain detailed her alleged emotional and physical abuse as a teen athlete at Nike's recently shuttered professional training organization, the Oregon Project.
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Using tactics such as sleep deprivation, psychological and sexual humiliation, and physical abuse, Ray got at least seven of the victims to falsely confess to the accusations, the indictment said.
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Since the election, hate crime monitors like the Southern Poverty Law Center have reported a rash of verbal or physical abuse targeting minorities and others at schools, mosques and elsewhere.
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"In one case, a kidnapped victim who had been tortured in a prison of the accused died as a result of severe torture and physical abuse," the court document read.
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Ms. Shim's troubles first came to public attention last January, when she left the national team training facility in the run-up to the Pyeongchang Games because of physical abuse.
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No matter what you say that I've said, I don't think it's as important to listening to someone who has actually experienced this physical abuse and what they think is best.
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Some five months after his ex-wife Kelis accused him of mental and physical abuse in an in-depth interview with Hollywood Unlocked, Nas is telling his side of the story.
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It was co-produced by Singh's foundation, the Mahendra Singh Foundation, as well as Fundacion Natalia Ponce de Leon — both nonprofits supporting victims of physical abuse, sexual abuse and acid attacks.
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But Bresha's mom has called her a "hero," telling local media her daughter's alleged actions ended the years of physical abuse she was forced to suffer at her own husband's hands.
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Daniel Gallant first tried to kill himself when he was 12 years old, a way to escape the trauma of being raised in a home filled with sexual and physical abuse.
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Researchers defined sibling bullying as psychological abuse like saying nasty or hurtful things, physical abuse like hitting or kicking or pushing, or emotional abuse like telling lies or spreading hurtful rumors.
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In addition to the alleged physical abuse, the lawsuit said as many as 20 or 30 ICE or contract guards berated the deportees, calling them criminals and threatening to kill them.
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Solache told city investigators that the physical abuse prompted him to confess falsely to stabbing a young couple on the city's northwest side and the kidnapping of their two young children.
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During an appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories that aired Saturday night on ITV, the former Baywatch star discussed physical abuse she claimed to have endured from Tommy during their relationship.
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Besides physical abuse and limited access to healthcare and education, the 60,000 or more migrant children living in construction site camps are particularly vulnerable to child labor, according to the report.
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This is the destruction of a person's love of life, which can happen as a result of physical abuse and the physical violence of a child being separated from their parents.
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Police interviewed a school nurse, the principal and the school psychologist in the 2009 case after concerns about physical abuse were raised, but authorities chose not to conduct a full investigation.
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The lawsuit alleges USA Gymnastics "kept a secret file of sexual abuse allegations and enabled a culture of psychological and physical abuse that kept young girls," including the Schwikert sisters, silent.
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"There was serious physical abuse - beating, being chained to a radiator, having to sleep on a cold floor," said Meyer, adding that the woman eventually died due to her deteriorating condition.
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" Here is Porter's version: Porter told Kelly, as he had before, that he'd "had troubled marriages but that the more outrageous allegations of physical abuse that might be suggested were untrue.
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No one is going to be yelling at you, beating you, mistreating you, although we don't know what kind of physical abuse the kids might have experienced other than being shackled.
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"The investigation report, which was released today without our knowledge by someone outside of our organization, was unable to substantiate the claim of physical abuse made by Ms. Monahan," Martin wrote.
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Kesha filed the claim against Dr. Luke and Sony Music for the alleged sexual, emotional, and physical abuse, but is contractually obligated to continue working with the label in the meantime.
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Moreover, once these images find their way to the internet, it is nearly impossible to completely erase them, victimizing these children in perpetuity, long after the physical abuse may have stopped.
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The facility is facing a class action lawsuit alleging verbal and physical abuse, substandard care, excessive use of solitary confinement and other deficient conditions that result in suffering and even death.
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Krestina Khachaturyan, 19, and her sisters Angelina, 18, and Maria, 17, do not deny killing their father Mikhail, but say they had no choice after years of sexual and physical abuse.
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When CNN asked again for specific incidents of physical abuse, Cima, the Mayo doctor, said it didn't matter, because health care providers shouldn't be abused or fear abuse in any way.
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The second woman accused Miccarelli of mental and physical abuse, and said he forced her to have sex with him after their relationship ended, and held her neck during the encounter.
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Havert tells PEOPLE that if the boy's mother had waited just two more days to take him to the hospital, he would have died from the physical abuse, malnutrition and dehydration.
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When I spoke with Kennedy, he recalled what he found at the home: a naked boy locked in a closet, widespread allegations of physical abuse, severe exercise, and sadistic mind games.
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The United Nations and other humanitarian agencies do not deem Libya "a place of safety" because they say migrants there are subject to indefinite detention, physical abuse, forced labor and extortion.
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Most airlines train their cabin crews to deal with a broad category of "unruly passenger incidents" — ranging from physical abuse and obscene behavior to verbal threats and tampering with aircraft equipment.
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Associates of many of those detained said they were subjected to torture and physical abuse, then coerced into turning over billions of dollars in private wealth in exchange for their release.
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Ms. Monahan claims to have taken a cellphone video of Mr. Ellison pulling her across the bed, her sole allegation of physical abuse, but has refused to show it to anyone.
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Amber Heard was crying her eyes out after her court hearing Friday, claiming horrific physical abuse at the hands of Johnny Depp, but the next day she was smiling and cackling.
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Guo Jing, a feminist activist in Wuhan, said she and other volunteers had fielded a number of requests for help from residents reporting physical abuse by their family members at home.
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Gymnasts Describe Emotional and Physical Abuse by a Prominent Coach Several athletes say a coach in an elite program in North Carolina berated them and in some cases physically abused them.
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His resignation, hours after The New Yorker published allegations of physical abuse by four women, was a stunning fall for a public official who prominently allied himself with women's rights advocates.
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Besides suffering severe caloric malnutrition associated with muscle wasting, several have cognitive impairment and "neuropathy, which is nerve damage, as a result of this extreme and prolonged physical abuse," Hestrin said.
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Thirteen years of verbal and physical abuse from her hard-drinking, fitfully employed husband, James Hughes, known as Mickey, had led to a horrendous fight at their home in Dansville, Mich.
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They maintained this sense of mission even when their families, aware of the verbal and physical abuse to which they were frequently subjected, encouraged them to give up their educational pursuits.
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Most airlines train their cabin crews to deal with a broad category of "unruly passenger incidents" - ranging from physical abuse and obscene behavior to verbal threats and tampering with aircraft equipment.
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Later, when she split from her on-again, off-again beau Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson, Alana's father, after a stint on Marriage Boot Camp in 2016, Shannon accused him of physical abuse.
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But in one South Carolina district on Tuesday night, a Democratic candidate who admitted to brutal physical abuse of his ex-wife in the 1970s had no problem winning his congressional primary.
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"[In these therapy sessions], he laid the groundwork for psychological conditioning these young adults of becoming unwitting victims of sexual exploitation, verbal and physical abuse, extortion, forced labor, and prostitution," Sweeney said.
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But that façade came crumbling down when Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, was accused of physical abuse by four women who have had romantic relationships or encounters with him in the past.
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During an appearance on Piers Morgan's Life Stories that aired Saturday night on ITV, the former Baywatch star, 50, discussed physical abuse she claimed to have endured from Tommy during their relationship.
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An L.A. judge on Thursday denied Paula Patton's request to limit her ex-husband Robin Thicke's joint custody of their 6-year-old child, Julian, after she accused him of physical abuse.
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Yemen's child soldiers face long road after suffering sexual, physical abuse Yemen's child soldiers are the country's 'lost boys,' facing a long road of rehab after sexual abuse at the front lines.
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The woman, a hair stylist, described in a state legislative report released last month a tumultuous, months-long affair punctuated by instances of physical abuse, jealous rage and manipulative behavior by Greitens.
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Some people who have long-lasting or chronic pain have undergone a previous trauma, such as emotional or physical abuse during childhood, and their pain is unlikely to abate without psychological counseling.
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Sexual and physical abuse by both partners and non-partners was reported in all member countries, with Denmark having the highest numbers when all factors were combined: at 52% of women affected.
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A signed affidavit alleging her husband's infidelity with their babysitter and his physical abuse during their 26-year marriage inadvertently became public earlier this month, when the 2018 Ernst divorce was finalized.
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I was 18, he was 12 years older than me, and it was a whole mess of cheating and emotional and physical abuse that ended because he left me for someone else.
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Several years earlier, Dominique had accused multiple people -- including coach Bela Karolyi -- of emotional and physical abuse, but says the convo with Jamie was the first time she'd heard of sexual abuse.
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Maria's friend Cherry—who we reach via FaceTime while Maria unwinds from the fight with her son over another teacup of red wine—endured six years of grueling emotional and physical abuse.
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If we want incarcerated women to emerge as productive members of society, we can't support a system that humiliates them, allows for rampant sexual and physical abuse, and denies them basic hygiene.
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Five City Ballet dancers — one of whom is still with the company — recently came forward in The New York Times to describe verbal and physical abuse dating as far back as 1993.
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Since 2010, news media and internet sites have reported more than 60 such cases of physical abuse at Chinese kindergartens and child care facilities, Caixin, the respected Chinese business news outlet, reported.
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The author of the post used the handle "lifewithmelis," and accused an unnamed husband, who was also described as "the father of my child," of infidelity and emotional, verbal and physical abuse.
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Harrell filed a report with the EEOC claiming she was teased by two managers for reporting verbal and physical abuse from a co-worker at the New Orleans location where she works.
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The reported split follows decades of allegations of sexual and physical abuse by the Grammy-winning singer, which were the subject of a new six-hour television documentary aired earlier this month.
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Multiple women have come forward with allegations about Kelly, including former radio DJ Kitti Jones, who told Rolling Stone she suffered verbal and physical abuse throughout her two-year relationship with Kelly.
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Research suggests 95% of men who abuse their partners physically also abuse their partners psychologically, and even if no physical abuse accompanies the psychological abuse, psychological abuse is still abuse and still harmful.
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In many cases, victims of revenge porn "won't even mention nonconsensual pornography because they will be focused on things like physical abuse or harassment or stalking or something of that nature," Dodge says.
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Trump did not express sympathy for the two women who this week gave graphic accounts of the verbal and physical abuse they said they suffered while married to Porter, who resigned on Wednesday.
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That includes Scobee's tale about being a victim of statutory rape as a teenager -- while church officials looked the other way -- and allegations of physical abuse against members by Scientology's leader, David Miscavige.
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Dominique Moceanu, who was part of the US team that won gold at the 1996 Olympics, told Vox that emotional, psychological, and physical abuse was endemic to the sport when she was competing.
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Verbal and physical abuse was speckled throughout every story, from the childhoods of Sirius Black, Severus Snape, and Tom Riddle, to the misconduct of school and government officials like professors Snape and Umbridge.
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Fundación Huésped, a nonprofit advocacy organization, estimates that in the two years after the Gender Identity Law was approved, physical abuse and sexual violence by the police to transgender communities decreased by 10%.
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"The LAPD is aware of several social media posts related to a social media personality, alleging physical abuse and sexual relations with a minor," the department tweeted on the day before the arrest.
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"They didn't make the father into a villainous stereotype, he's a flawed human being who uses liquor to cope," said one person who grew up around an alcoholic father, albeit without physical abuse .
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"Whether it's Mel B or anyone else, the tactics of an abuser include physical abuse, restraining them from things they want or have to do, making them feel not good enough," she says.
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The disease has been found mostly in athletes who play contact sports, members of the military and victims of physical abuse, though not everyone who experiences repeated concussions goes on to develop CTE.
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The physical abuse only came to light in the final weeks of the campaign, causing some on his staff to walk out and prompting calls for him to drop out of the race.
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In the first season of Big Little Lies, her character Celeste is a victim of physical abuse — and she tells Vanity Fair that she has begun broaching similar subjects with her older daughter.
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Later, when she split from her on-again, off-again beau Matt "Sugar Bear" Thompson, Alana's father, after a stint on Marriage Boot Camp in 2016, Mama June accused him of physical abuse.
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There were 10,281 disclosures of emotional abuse to the organization's direct services in 2017, compared to the 3,85033 reports of physical abuse, 607 reports of sexual abuse and 1,443 disclosures of financial abuse.
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By the time Crawford escapes from Houston's orbit in 2000, she suspects physical abuse in Houston's marriage to Brown, has found burned spoons in Houston's house, has attempted to get Houston into rehab.
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By the time Crawford escapes from Houston's orbit in 2000, she suspects physical abuse in Houston's marriage to Brown, has found burned spoons in Houston's house, has attempted to get Houston into rehab.
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Death metal, by its very name, plays with themes of violence, gore and physical abuse, often at the expense of a female victim—but what happens when you turn that on its head?
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In addition to facing physical abuse, migrant workers often struggle to adjust to the cultural differences in Saudi Arabia, whose strict interpretation of Islamic law forces foreigners to abandon many of their customs.
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SS Addison Russell stayed away from the ballpark on Thursday, a day after allegations of physical abuse against his wife, Melissa, surfaced on social media and prompted an investigation by Major League Baseball.
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He called for the attorney general's office to review Mr. Vance's handling of the case, then blocked Mr. Vance from investigating allegations of physical abuse against the same attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman.
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"She came from bondage, was illiterate in the traditional sense; she experienced mental and physical abuse from a young age; and she suffered from debilitating seizures caused by a head injury," she says.
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The Daily Mail first published allegations of physical abuse Tuesday night from Porter's second ex-wife and then later, on Wednesday, published allegations of physical and mental abuse from his first ex-wife.
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In 22, after a 21-year investigation, a government-mandated Commission to Inquire Into Child Abuse found that 21979 male and female former students came forward with claims of sexual or physical abuse.
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"Spanking appears to be empirically similar to physical abuse," says Tracie Afifi, a psychiatric epidemiologist at University of Manitoba in Canada, who recently led a large study confirming the lasting effects of spanking.
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If you don't "pass" (that is, you are not seen and accepted as female if a trans woman, or male if a trans man) you are likely to suffer verbal and perhaps physical abuse.
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After her father Johnny was accused of physical abuse against his then-wife Amber Heard, Depp took to Instagram to tell the world that Johnny is the "sweetest" and "most loving" man she knows.
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The inquiries focused primarily on sexual abuse, not physical abuse or murder, but taken together, the reports showed almost limitless harm that was the result not just of individual cruelty but of systemic abuse.
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The parents of a student who killed herself at Chadron State College in Nebraska is suing the school, arguing that it should've investigated when their daughter's friends reported suspected physical abuse by her boyfriend.
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At one point, according to Vaganov, the authorities were considered charging the couple with murder of the children if they didn't show up, even though Yuri's forensic testing showed no signs of physical abuse.
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"She became a victim very early on and decided to finally leave [him] in January when the physical abuse reached a new level," Stefania Arteaga, a community organizer with Comunidad Colectiva, told BuzzFeed News.
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A poll conducted by a group affiliated to #NiUnaMenos revealed that 97% of the women surveyed had experienced harassment either in public or at home and 67% had suffered physical abuse from their partner.
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While his accusers described clear patterns of control consistent with domestic violence, much of the physical abuse they alleged seemed to have taken place during or proximal to sexual encounters that were otherwise consensual.
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Reuters Health - Men with gambling addictions are more likely than their peers to have endured childhood traumas like physical abuse or violence at home, and treatment needs to address this underlying stressor, researchers say.
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But numerous sources, including women who left his inner circle, made on-the-record allegations suggesting ongoing mental and physical abuse of several women in Kelly's entourage far beyond that of the groupie culture.
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As part of her plea agreement, she was sentenced to ten years in prison and Randy, who, along with his brothers, survived years of physical abuse from their father, received a 75-month sentence.
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It is then that the mahout (person who works with elephants) will bring the animal its first meal—and so begins a relationship between man and animal steeped in physical abuse and mental domination.
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The official briefed on some of the entries in the Statewide Central Register said that in separate reports several months apart in 2006, Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu had been accused of sexual and physical abuse.
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In the study population, for example, 34 percent of all women reported a history of moderate or severe physical abuse and 39 percent of women with endometriosis reported this type of abuse, she noted.
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Joni Ernst has come forward and said that she was "forced out as a survivor" of mental and physical abuse by her former husband and that she was raped by a boyfriend in college.
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With this continued boom in Hong Kong's digital age, compensated daters are enjoying certain benefits of being their own bosses—namely, they're no longer subjected to the sexual and physical abuse from gangster agents.
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The abuser may damage the condom without telling her, the abuser may engage in unprotected sex with HIV or an STD without telling her, or she may have sex to avoid promised physical abuse.
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Nikki Addimando, a Poughkeepsie, New York, mother, was convicted of second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon in April for fatally shooting her boyfriend after years of alleged physical abuse.
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Another of Haddad's sons, Gihad, a Brotherhood spokesman, is held in Scorpion, where he suffered physical abuse after writing an opinion piece defending the movement for the New York Times in 2017, Abdullah said.
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In the period covered by the study, the hotline received more than 167,000 calls regarding children in the specified age range, but only about 7 percent of the calls were verified as physical abuse.
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Alumni reported physical abuse and corporal punishment The report says the high-ranking school official "engaged in grooming and sexual contact" with a student even after she graduated from ASD in the early 1960s.
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Rob denied the allegations of verbal and physical abuse made by Chyna and claimed that Chyna "did not suffer any injury or harm as a result of any conduct" by him in court documents.
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Just hours before the two officers were killed, a court had ordered the man, Scott M. Greene, 22014, to move out of his mother's house, after she accused him of emotional and physical abuse.
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According to a report first published by the Associated Press, an attorney hired by the Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party to investigate the allegations said the claim of physical abuse could not be substantiated.
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According to the same study by Henshaw and Kost, more than 8% of young people under 18 feared physical abuse if they revealed the need for an abortion or that they had one already.
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Children living in hundreds of orphanages suffer sexual and physical abuse and some are trafficked into orphanages for profit to attract donations, the London-based charity Lumos wrote in a report three years ago.
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Children living in hundreds of orphanages suffer sexual and physical abuse and some are trafficked into orphanages for profit to attract donations, the London-based charity Lumos wrote in a report three years ago.
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Since then, she asserted in a lawsuit filed in Federal District Court here, she has been subjected to a barrage of verbal and physical abuse by a small group of Glen St. Andrew residents.
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Associates of many of those detained have also said they were subjected to torture and physical abuse, then coerced into turning over large sums of money or other assets in exchange for their release.
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Ms. Bedolis knew that cases without accusations of sexual misconduct, clear physical abuse or some other singular, dramatic incident are typically hard to litigate; she and her client eventually abandoned plans for a lawsuit.
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In "Living With Michael Jackson," the way Jackson speaks about the physical abuse he suffered as a child at the hands of his father, Joseph, only lends more credence to Robson's and Safechuck's stories.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has resigned after four women accused him of physical abuse, startling allegations against a rising Democratic figure who has publicly advocated for causes close to the #MeToo movement.
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She has been adamant about not working with Dr. Luke, whom she has accused of sexual and physical abuse over the course of their decade-long career, though she's signed to his label Kemosabe records.
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In a motion granted Wednesday to increase bail, prosecutors detailed the alleged physical abuse that Ina Rogers and Jonathan Allen allegedly inflicted on children, who range in age from 4 months to 12 years old.
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Actors Arthur Hill and Uta Hagen starred as a married couple, George and Martha, who invite two friends over for an evening that deteriorates amid vitriol, drunkenness, profanity, emasculation, cruel mind games and physical abuse.
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L'Engle's brand of weirdness can be ugly and unsettling, as her characters suffer physical abuse, fight their own uncontrollable rages, or just spout oddball jargon, oblivious to the ways they're alienating or offending other people.
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GEO agreed to pay $550,000 to 16 female former corrections officers who said they faced a range of verbal and physical abuse, in a consent decree filed in federal court in Arizona on Jan. 5.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Prosecutors said on Thursday they have decided not to bring criminal charges against former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who resigned in May after four women accused him of physical abuse.
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The years of physical abuse she endured at the hands of the music producer was later dramatized in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It, which starred Angela Bassett as the singer.
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By comparison, only 8 percent of the men without a gambling problem witnessed violence at home growing up and less than 4 percent suffered physical abuse or assault, the study team reports in Addictive Behaviors.
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Sources in day-to-day contact with R. Kelly tell TMZ, the singer is "disgusted" by the series, which makes shocking allegations against him including sex with various underage girls, physical abuse and mind control.
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"The culture of abuse in gymnastics, the tacit permission for emotional, psychological and physical abuse cloaked in obfuscation and denial creates an environment where sexual abuse can occur with impunity," said former member Jessica Howard.
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The documents suggest that some images of non-sexual physical abuse and bullying of children do not have to be deleted, and Facebook says that publishing some of these can help children to be rescued.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children living in orphanages in Guatemala suffer physical abuse, with some locked in cages, researchers said on Monday in a report calling for improving ways of keeping children with their families.
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Wednesday's raids were to find evidence The district attorney's office executed two search warrants to look for evidence after receiving "several serious allegations of sexual and physical abuse by staff members" since October, Dunman said.
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Schneiderman officially stepped down Tuesday evening, roughly 24 hours after The New Yorker reported on allegations from multiple women accusing him of physical abuse and trying to use his position to intimidate them into silence.
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The case includes well over 1,500 pages, with accusations of physical abuse and tax evasion, and assertions by Ms. Herzer that her husband had threatened to abduct their two children and take them to Nigeria.
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The president took to Twitter on Thursday to blame the action on "disciples" of former Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who resigned in May after four women in a magazine article accused him of physical abuse.
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In the wake of Mr. Schneiderman's stunning resignation Monday night after four women accused him in The New Yorker of physical abuse, whoever replaces him will immediately step into a high-profile, almost celebrity role.
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Head football coach D.J. Durkin and the others were placed on administrative leave as the university investigates McNair's death as accusations swirl that Durkin and his staff subjected their players to verbal and physical abuse.
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Sexual and physical abuse, on the other hand, contribute to only 85033 percent of the foster care population, but that is usually the story we tell about the system and the parents caught in it.
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Kitti Jones -- one of R. Kelly's exes who's accused him of physical abuse and sexual coercion -- is weighing in on Azriel Clary and Joycelyn Savage's fight and says they may end up saving each other.
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Attachment disorders typically develop in early childhood when a child has unhealthy or difficult relationships with family due to emotional or physical abuse or neglect, according to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Although her sister, Sansa Stark -- who is far more posh and put together -- faces unthinkable psychological and physical abuse, she also finds her way out of her horrible imprisonments and turns adversity in her favor.
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On Saturday, he tweeted a defense of people whose "lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," all while making no mention of Porter's two ex-wives who accused him of physical abuse.
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" Mitchell argues that Ford told her husband about a "sexual assault" before they were married, but then told the Washington Post that she had told her husband she had been a victim of "physical abuse.
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However, rates of physical abuse and violence — one of the primary indicators of human trafficking in the eyes of government — was found to be significantly less prevalent, directly affecting only 18 percent of fishermen interviewed.
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SEOUL, South Korea — When the #MeToo movement started gaining traction in South Korea last year, many people looked to the country's sports communities, which have long been dogged by allegations of corruption and physical abuse.
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Trump has demonstrated that he couldn't care less about such allegations, even mulling a comeback for Rob Porter, who was accused of physical abuse by his two ex-wives, one of whom provided chilling photos.
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Jennifer Willoughby, Porter's second ex-wife, told New York magazine that Porter repeatedly asked her to take down an April blog post about physical abuse she allegedly endured — although the post did not name him specifically.
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Since the report was presented, an additional 60 victims of physical abuse have come forward, said Ulrich Weber, a local lawyer who was assigned by the church and the choir to carry out an independent investigation.
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Timothy is charged with being party to the crimes of felony murder, intent to contribute to the delinquency of a child resulting in death, physical abuse of a child intentionally causing bodily harm and misdemeanor battery.
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A 14-year-old Ohio girl accused of fatally shooting her father in the head is being hailed as a "hero" by her mother – for allegedly saving the family from years of physical abuse, PEOPLE confirms.
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Another Saudi study, at a university in Mecca, acknowledged that some runaways might be fleeing physical abuse, but said that most had been influenced by the "misuse of social media, copying other cultures and weak beliefs".
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The White House is wrapped in its latest personnel scandal after staff secretary Rob Porter's two ex-wives went public with accusations against him of emotional, verbal, and physical abuse they say they suffered for years.
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The latest news comes just one day after CBS released a statement on accusations that Perrette made on social media hinting that she&aposd left her role on "NCIS" due to an incident of physical abuse.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children living in hundreds of orphanages in Haiti suffer sexual and physical abuse and some are trafficked into orphanages for profit, according to a charity founded by "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling.
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A Human Rights Watch report from 2017 stated that "physical abuse, including torture" occurs frequently for people taking part in national service, and "so does forced domestic servitude and sexual violence by commanders against female conscripts."
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The study team found that compared to women with no history of abuse, the risk of endometriosis rose by 10 percent with a history of physical abuse and 15 percent with a history of sexual abuse.
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Once an Olympic speed skating hopeful, she is one of a number of women to come forward in recent weeks with stories of physical abuse and sexual harassment within one of South Korea's most prestigious sports.
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Some of the women who came forward to accuse Nassar of sexual abuse in court also accused Geddert of physical abuse, with one alleging that the gymnastics coach was aware of Nassar's abusive and inappropriate conduct.
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The prisoners were appealing lower court decisions denying an injunction against the ongoing "physical abuse, torture, beatings and other forms of brutality" that they said they had endured at Attica, about 37 miles east of Buffalo.
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"Nothing has changed," said Ms. Locklear, who spoke publicly for the first time in an interview Tuesday about being sexually abused by Dr. Nassar as well as experiencing emotional and physical abuse by her longtime coach.
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When since-dismissed staff secretary Rob Porter was credibly accused of physical abuse by two of his ex-wives, Trump openly worried about his life being "shattered" and expressed concern that he hadn't received due process.
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Infants who are victims of physical abuse take longer to get to a hospital and are less likely to receive emergency trauma care compared to children who sustain an accidental injury, researchers in the UK say.
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Stable production of export commodities depends on a highly productive migrant workforce, often kept in place through legal, physical or financial coercion — but not as often by physical abuse, because that would hurt health and productivity.
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An early member of Sodalitium, he was accused of physical abuse and was initially included in the complaint that led prosecutors to close in on Mr. Figari, said Hector Gadea, the lawyer who prepared the case.
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On Saturday, the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office arrested Allen Richardson, 78, and Paula Sinclair, 54, the teenagers' adopted mother, in connection with the investigation into physical abuse at Richardson's home, where Sinclair lived with her children.
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Ritchie zips past an impressionistic version of the boy's childhood — a whisked-together blur of physical abuse, childhood scheming, and fight lessons — and lands at a point where Arthur has become a streetwise, frequently shirtless Charlie Hunnam.
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But in his new memoir Every Little Step, the singer makes many shocking claims about his relationship with Houston, from drug use in front of their daughter Bobbi Kristina to explicit details of infidelity and physical abuse.
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Jones claimed that the first instance of physical abuse occurred within a month of her moving to be with him in Chicago when she confronted Kelly over the video at the center of his child-pornography trial.
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That meant that Enrico Jose, now 35, was considered a victim of labor trafficking, making him eligible for a U visa, which provides temporary legal status to undocumented immigrants who have suffered "substantial" mental or physical abuse.
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That meant that Enrico Jose, now 2918, was considered a victim of labor trafficking, making him eligible for a U visa, which provides temporary legal status to undocumented immigrants who have suffered "substantial" mental or physical abuse.
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In addition, according to the Correctional Association of New York, three quarters of women prisoners have histories of severe physical abuse by an intimate partner during adulthood, while 82 percent experienced physical or sexual abuse as minors.
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According to CIVIC's complaint, the Officer of the Inspector General received more than 22014,000 reports of sexual and/or physical abuse against various DHS agencies, including within the immigration detention system, between January 2010 and July 2016.
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In it, they accused the school district and its administrators, trustees, employees and volunteers of failing in their legal duty to protect the McDaniels' son, who they say endured months of racist taunts, humiliation and physical abuse.
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In South Africa, just 286% of women feel safe from verbal or physical abuse in their own neighborhoods, and 284% surveyed had experienced some form of abuse in the past year, according to a 210 ActionAid report.
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In the early days of the crackdown, at least 17 detainees were hospitalized for physical abuse and one later died in custody with a neck that appeared twisted, a badly swollen body and other signs of abuse.
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Schneiderman, who resigned earlier this month here after allegations of physical abuse by four women that he denied, had alleged Exxon withheld information about its internal climate change discussions and misled the public about what it knew.
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He said he assumed that she was going to continue her "cryptic-sounding tweets" but was shocked when she and her son accused him of physical abuse by name on social media days before the Democratic primary.
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After the claims of sexual and physical abuse surfaced, FIFA, the world body regulating international soccer, started its own investigation, and the Danish sportswear company Hummel, the principal sponsor of the Afghan women's team, canceled its sponsorship.
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Children have been abandoned by coyotes, like the 3-year-old boy that Border Patrol agents discovered alone and crying last month in a cornfield; they have survived near-drownings, sexual and physical abuse, and grueling hikes.
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The New York Foundling is on the front lines of dealing with the effects of physical abuse and other trauma on children and often works with parents to educate them on appropriate methods of disciplining their children.
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After November brought the firing of Toronto Coach Mike Babcock and the resignation of Calgary's Bill Peters — following allegations of physical abuse and the use of racial slurs earlier in his career — both teams have fared well.
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No established artists have denounced or expressed regret for working with R. Kelly -- despite decades of allegations of rape, imprisonment and physical abuse of minors -- or Russell Simmons, who has been accused of rape by several women.
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Sorensen's resignation came as the White House, particularly chief of staff John Kelly, struggled to contain the turmoil surrounding former staff secretary Rob Porter, who was accused of psychological and physical abuse by his two ex-wives.
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She was also recently involved in handling the scandal over former White House aide Rob Porter, with whom she was in a relationship at the time, and who was accused of physical abuse by two ex-wives.
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The sisters say years of strict Islamic teaching and physical abuse at home had convinced them that they had no future in a society that places women under the enforced guardianship of men, and limits their aspirations.
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They say the educational content includes dubious tasks such as the learning of party songs, that some detainees have been made to consume pork and alcohol as punishments, and that there have also been instances of physical abuse.
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"According to Ms. Connor's family, and other victims who have since come forward, the consumption of allegedly tainted alcohol at Mexican resorts has led to violence, physical abuse and even death," Johnson's letter to the State Department states.
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In an interview, North Korea expert Sung-Yoon Lee of Tufts University said it's not unprecedented for foreign detainees — even US citizens — to be subject to physical abuse, but said the severity of Warmbier's injuries is highly unusual.
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Last week, however, Monahan posted a doctor's note dated November 2017 on Twitter that shows she had told her doctor about "emotional and physical abuse" at the hands of the congressman long before she spoke about it publicly.
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Through several requests filed under the Freedom of Information Act, advocacy group Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC) found that overall, there were 14,693 complaints of sexual and physical abuse levied against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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In addition to claiming his mother set out to ruin Allen after he began a romantic relationship with Mia's other adopted daughter, Soon-Yi Previn, Moses outlined an alleged pattern of physical abuse on the part of Mia.
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Crimes of Grindelwald has come under some scrutiny in the past few months over the casting of Johnny Depp as the titular character Grindelwald due to accusations of verbal and physical abuse by his ex-wife, Amber Heard.
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After Niki began cooperating with law enforcement, more than 40 victims spoke out to give investigators additional details of sexual and physical abuse at the hands of York, which lead to the raid on his 476-acre compound.
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The study by India-based advocacy group Know Violence in Childhood found that an estimated 1.7 billion boys and girls across the globe suffer mental or physical abuse each year, with children in Africa bearing the heaviest burden.
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According to court documents, Simpson actually claimed that Whitley "threatened him with physical abuse, libel and slander, and to call the police," after he refused to leave the couple's home in Brentwood following their divorce, the Times reported.
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The inspector general for the Department of Health and Human Services issued an alert Monday warning of widespread sexual and physical abuse of seniors in nursing homes — and many instances aren't being reported to police or other agencies.
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Their divorce has been messy, with Caffrey putting the house she lives in on the market in November and Staub filing a counterclaim earlier this month alleging verbal and physical abuse as her reasons for seeking a separation.
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Online harassment, including crude comments on pictures or sexual references, teaches boys that it is okay to treat girls as sexual objects and to exercise power over them, which can lead to physical abuse and rape, she added.
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In a touching refutation, Timur tenderly renders the most appealing song, "Clearly / Some Very Strange Light," remarking on each spotless organ excised from a woman driven to crime and madness by a lifetime of sexual and physical abuse.
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The Associated Press reports that the officials, whose names were not released, are on administrative leave following a report from ESPN detailing verbal and physical abuse committed under the leadership of head coach DJ Durkin before McNair's death.
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At Parris Island in South Carolina, the Marine Corps's oldest and most famous training center, the Third Recruit Training Battalion was called "the Thumping Third" — a nickname it earned through drill instructors' reputation for dishing out physical abuse.
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Brought up in a violent environment, Mercedes ended up homeless, pregnant at fourteen, and the victim of severe physical abuse by boyfriends—as well as by her father—all of which limited her opportunities and perpetuated the cycle.
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In the original New York Times coverage, a staggering 0003 witnesses, including three mental health professionals, verified the mental, sexual, and physical abuse Lorena had been subjected to, noting she was clinically depressed and showing symptoms of PTSD.
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But in a wide-ranging interview with Hollywood Unlocked released Thursday, Kelis claimed that their five-year marriage was riddled with "mental and physical abuse," alleging that Nas would frequently black out from drinking and then get violent.
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According to the restraining order obtained by TMZ ... Ashley claims she's the victim of physical abuse at the hands of her husband, and fears for her life and for the life of the couple's 3-year-old son.
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"Thousands of men, women and children have been killed or are missing, or remain in captivity where they are subjected to unspeakable sexual and physical abuse," said Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq, Ján Kubiš.
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Background: About 15 months ago, the Saudi government detained hundreds of businessmen, former officials and even members of the royal family at a Ritz-Carlton hotel, where many were subject to coercion and physical abuse, according to witnesses.
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The senators argue that these clauses, known to lawyers as pre-dispute arbitration agreements, "stack the deck against residents and their families" and prohibit them from suing over alleged physical abuse and neglect, sexual assault, or wrongful death.
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Saying it could not verify the writer's identity, a website on Tuesday deleted posts in which a person claiming to be a longtime girlfriend of the singer R. Kelly accused him of years of emotional and physical abuse.
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In addition, a non-profit group plans to ask a Missouri court on Tuesday to unseal Puzder's divorce records, after the news media reported on old court records in which Puzder's ex-wife accused him of physical abuse.
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Although Tsvangirai suffered serious physical abuse at the hands of security forces, including serious head injuries in police custody in 2007, he went on to form an uneasy working relationship with Mugabe in a 2009-2013 coalition government.
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Katz, who did not respond to a request for comment from CNBC, represented one of the women who accused former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of physical abuse before he was forced to resign earlier this year.
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In his book "Gossip: The Untrivial Pursuit" (2011), the essayist Joseph Epstein deconstructed Ms. Birstein's account of the emotional and, as she described it, unwitting physical abuse by Mr. Kazin (knocking her down and leaving bloody scratch marks).
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The chief of staff said he engineered Porter's exit once he learned about the physical abuse allegations, which were backed up by a photo showing ex-wife Colbie Holderness with a black eye she claims Porter gave her.
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His apparent defense of his two aides — Rob Porter, the staff secretary, and David Sorensen, a speechwriter — ran counter to the White House's portrayal of its response to the accusations of emotional and physical abuse leveled against them.
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"These kids who are living in these threatening environments, be it domestic violence or physical abuse or severe neglect, parts of their brain that are responsible to help them learn are busy trying to keep them safe," Forkey says.
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While Mueller is pitch-perfect in her portrayal of a woman battling emotional and physical abuse, Earl as acted by Nick Cordero comes off as a cartoonish, buffoonish stereotype — less Stanley Kowalski, more Gaston from Beauty and the Beast.
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"Prostitution is the only form of employment that intersects with forms of violence and other illegal activities, such as drug abuse, coercion, rape, physical abuse, and trafficking," Nunes informed the council—a myopic and dismissive claim on multiple levels.
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As their aunt, Flores says she never saw physical abuse when she spent time with the family, although at the time of the Turpin parents' arrest she'd been estranged from her sister for two years after a falling-out.
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The Met Gala arrivals had just started when The New Yorker published a bombshell report: Four women accused New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, supposed ally of the #MeToo movement and "good guy" of the Resistance, of physical abuse.
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Mariah Carey's former personal assistant is hitting back against allegations that she tried to extort the singer by claiming in a lawsuit that she was subjected to verbal and physical abuse, including being peed on, while on the job.
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No matter that a main risk factor for that is an adult who has committed physical abuse in the past, and that it's so uncommon, a person is more likely to suffer a fatal fall out of a tree.
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YEMEN&aposS CHILD SOLDIERS FACE LONG ROAD AFTER SEXUAL, PHYSICAL ABUSE Accurate data is impossible to come by, but it&aposs anticipated more than a thousand children are now in need of prosthetics, with the number rising almost daily.
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Compared with men who rarely if ever placed wagers, the men with a pathological addiction to gambling were more than twice as likely to have witnessed violence at home or to have experienced physical abuse or assault growing up.
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But on Sunday's all new episode, the 47-year-old reality star broke down in tears when confronted with what she claimed were memories of the alleged physical abuse she had experienced while married to ex-husband Bob Whitfield.
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Most people would agree that beating a suspect won't necessarily yield a true confession, but the Wan case made the point that there were far more subtle means of coercion than physical abuse—and that they were equally suspect.
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Read more: The study examined survey data from 3,023 parents in California about their drug use in the past year and in their lifetimes, and how often they used nonviolent discipline, corporal punishment, and physical abuse in their parenting.
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Self-proclaimed "experts" and faith-based groups then started getting involved in gay-conversion therapy, launching camps and conferences to "pray the gay away" through not only faith, but also exorcisms and emotional and physical abuse, and sexual violence.
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The long-awaited draft legislation, first promised by Prime Minister Theresa May in February 20183, sets out a statutory government definition of domestic abuse for the first time, which includes "controlling and manipulative non-physical abuse" and economic abuse.
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For many it is the threat of physical abuse from their pimp which keeps victims in prostitution, but some stay of their own accord - ostracized by their family and friends, and with no one to turn to for support.
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Related content: The schoolgirls fighting child marriage Physical abuse and disinheritance from families are among the many inequalities that women in Nigeria, and most of Africa, face after their spouses' death Society has not been kind to them either.
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By late 2014, a few years after the program was up and running, Wendy's had ceased buying winter tomatoes from Florida and was importing most of that supply from Mexican farms, where forced labor and physical abuse are common.
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Peter Martins, who led New York City Ballet for more than three decades, retired this month as the company investigated accusations (which he has denied) that he engaged in sexual harassment and verbal and physical abuse over the years.
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At least a third of London's 100,000-odd European migrant construction workers from nations including Romania and Poland have done jobs for no pay and experienced verbal and physical abuse, a survey by Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX) found.
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Some of the conditions include no further code violations that result in a fine for verbal or physical abuse of officials, fans or any others on-court or on-site and unsportsmanlike conduct and any obscenity directed at officials.
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In the past month, Hicks shared an unwelcome national spotlight with Rob Porter, the former White House staff secretary who resigned on February after the U.K. tabloid The Daily Mail published allegations of physical abuse from his ex-wives.
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In early 2013, the former aviation professional, together with three female friends, launched Safecity, a platform that uniquely provides Indian women with the chance to anonymously document instances of sexual harassment they've suffered—everything from ogling to physical abuse.
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Why it matters: Many of these migrant minors had already faced signifiant trauma in their home countries and in their travel to the border — such as physical abuse, kidnapping, rape and other forms of violence, according to the report.
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The commission, which held its first meeting last week, follows the release of a report in January that found at least 231 cases of physical abuse from 1945 to 2014 at the choir, including a dozen cases of alleged sexual abuse.
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These days, they are trained to ride little bicycles, shoot hoops, strut on stilts, brandish knives and generally make lovable monkeys of themselves through a tough regimen that has caused animal rights advocates to howl about physical abuse and mental distress.
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The Democrat&aposs primary victory, in which he defeated three challengers, comes just weeks after it was revealed that his now ex-wife accused him of physical abuse in the 1970s, according to divorce records obtained by the Post and Courier .
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Female veterans, elderly women, immigrants and refugees, and girls and women with disabilities also receive new or heightened attention in the updated guidelines, with an emphasis on their increased risk for experiencing sexual or physical abuse, as well as bias.
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" The "Stone Cold" singer urged fans to focus on "the topic of victims of sexual and physical abuse being afraid to come forward with their stories" and that her mission is to see "women coming together and actually making a difference.
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MS: Yeah and even though we're talking about extreme physical abuse, being made to kneel or stand for hours, sometimes with their arms straight out or being outright hit or punched, or or being made to eat their own vomit.
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If they do succeed in leaving, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, said, civilians face a fresh threat -- potentially "severe physical abuse" and even death at the hands of armed groups allied with the Iraqi government.
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In an impassioned statement published to her website this past January, Farley alleged that on top of exhibiting physical abuse toward her over the course of their relationship, Mathews has not given their two kids the proper care they need.
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At a news conference in Regensburg, Bavaria, where the choir traces its roots to the year 975, Mr. Weber estimated that from 1953 to 1992, every third member of the choir and an attached school suffered some kind of physical abuse.
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The reveal provoked some backlash online, given that only a few months before Fantastic Beasts' release, Depp had been accused of verbal and physical abuse by his wife, Amber Heard, who filed for divorce and filed a restraining order against Depp.
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The organisation believes that although intimate partner violence is incredibly common—it is estimated that as many as three out of four women experience emotional or physical abuse at some point in their lifetime—it still receives scant coverage in India.
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It focuses on the little-known events of one night at the Algiers Motel, where white police officers shot three young black men after hours of psychological and physical abuse of a wider group of black men and two white women.
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Sixty-eight percent — or 27 million — are exploited in the private economy by individuals or enterprises and forced to work involuntarily as traffickers employ debt bondage, document confiscation, physical abuse and other tactics to keep them hostage, the ILO reports.
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"Whatever may have been the provocation, whether verbal or physical abuse, we could have tried to display more restraint," Ghosh said while defending some of the actions of his employees which he says were taken to ensure the passenger's safety.
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"I be the one to blame as the flames keep rising / To the top and it don't stop," she raps, referencing the fire she set to her former boyfriend and Atlanta Falcon Andre Rison's mansion following allegations of physical abuse.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Amber Heard obtained a restraining order on Friday against her estranged husband Johnny Depp after accusing the actor of verbal, emotional and physical abuse, days after she filed for divorce to end their 15-month marriage.
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"We felt that the underpinning of this abuse, whether it was physical abuse or sexual abuse or sexual assaults or sexual harassment, was the private justice system that Wall Street had carved out for itself," Ms. Martens said in an interview.
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Delta also faced criticism over its edited version of the 2019 Elton John biopic "Rocketman" in which a scene depicting physical abuse remained in the film, but a scene in which two men kiss was removed, according to the Washington Post.
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In the article published Monday, Avenatti's ex-girlfriend Mareli Miniutti described verbal and physical abuse she says she experienced at Avenatti's hands, as well as accounts from members of the media who questioned the attorney's temper and physical behavior during confrontations.
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On the terrace of that home 593 years later, Ms. Sauvage shot her husband in the back three times with a hunting rifle, killing him, and putting an end to what she said was decades of physical abuse by him.
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The Saudi government said the campaign aimed to claw back ill-gotten gains from Saudi princes, officials and businessmen, but the incident — and subsequent reports of coercion and physical abuse — have rattled markets and raised questions about the business environment.
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They feel that the graphic allegations of sexual and physical abuse in the report (which Greitens, again, has strongly denied) are so shocking, that they feel the very perception of the governorship and the state are on the line here.
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Williams's physical and mental abuse in his own house was followed by sexual abuse in the community—which is no surprise given that children who suffer early psychological and physical abuse endure higher rates of sexual victimization later in life.
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The documentary and book revealed what appeared to be a widespread culture of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse at state-funded, Catholic-run orphanages and educational institutions, as well as an equally widespread cover-up by clergy and local law enforcement.
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Conjuring a dank, grimy-gray palette that's coldly oppressive, he and his cinematographer, Neil Oseman, fail to elucidate a bewildering jumble of real-world evils (hunger, physical abuse) and otherworldly threats (premonitions, demonic possession) that never come close to cohering.
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"Eight years have passed, and there have been no significant reforms to stop or prevent physical abuse," said Michael Carey, an advocate since his son Jonathan died in state care, and the most outspoken critic of the governor's reform efforts.
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Cuomo issued a statement late Monday saying that he wanted a full investigation into claims made against Eric Schneiderman in a New Yorker article, which details alleged physical abuse of 4 women that he'd either dated or tried pursuing romantically.
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In 1993, Jeffrey Edwards was a soloist with New York City Ballet when he did something radical, at least for the company: He accused Peter Martins, the powerful ballet master in chief, of verbal and physical abuse, and reported him.
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Since then, four other former Everest gymnasts have come forward with similar accusations, describing patterns of emotional and physical abuse that have been overshadowed in the sport by concerns about sexual abuse, which have come to widespread attention in recent years.
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The docs also lay out a timeline of Renner's film releases and the history of Sonni's allegations against him -- including sexual and physical abuse of Ava -- suggesting Sonni plans her attack to bring Jeremy bad press during his movie runs.
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The show, in previews at the Lunt-Fontanne, traces the singer's beginnings, in Nutbush, Tennessee; her Motown rise to fame; and, of course, her turbulent partnership with Ike Turner, whose creative control and physical abuse she escaped in the mid-seventies.
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Baylor faces multiple federal lawsuits as well as a civil rights investigation into claims the university and the football program ignored, mishandled or tried to cover up reports of sexual or physical abuse and other criminal misdeeds across campus for years.
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A report released in May by the American Civil Liberties Union detailed allegations of unspeakable acts of sexual violence, neglect, and physical abuse of immigrant children in the care of Southwest Key and other agencies stretching back nearly a decade.
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In many cases, victims report that bishops have treated domestic abuse as the woman's fault, or else a problem to be solved with prayer and faith, and have discouraged divorce or separation as options, even in cases of physical abuse.
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And yet, if we continue to accept a political space in which "unruly women" who refuse to keep in line with the patriarchal politics of visibility and respectability "invite" verbal and physical abuse, we accept a break with Zimbabwe's democratic future.
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The past few years have seen this once-devout country shaken by a series of scandals within the Catholic Church, including the revelations of forced labor and systemic physical abuse at many of the country's Catholic orphanages and care homes.
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The charges made after a 911 call from Bannon's ex-wife were eventually dropped when she failed to appear for the court date, but the police reports from the time detail a story of repeated mental and physical abuse by Bannon.
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Indian officials are trying to crack down on unauthorized agents who promise to organize well paid jobs as cleaners and laborers in the Gulf states but cheat people along the way with complaints ranging from non-payment of wages to physical abuse.
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But Harris and Blumenthal said in the letter that there remain serious questions related to the circumstances surrounding Hernandez's death, including whether she suffered physical abuse while in US custody, and whether, "in light of her physical symptoms," she received appropriate medical care.
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Complaints of sexual and physical abuse of adults, for example, are only rarely investigated — only 0.07% out of at least 2700,215 complaints between January 450 and July 2470 were actually looked into, according to an analysis from Freedom for Immigrants, an advocacy group.
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"For a long time we have been experiencing inequality, wage theft, verbal abuse, physical abuse," said June Barrett, a Miami-based organizer with NWDA who worked as a home health care aide for 16 years and said she was sexually harassed several times.
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The jury's report chronicled a series of harsh hazing rites for the fraternity's prospective members, including being forced to drink dozens of beers and then vomit them up and having to endure verbal and physical abuse during "hell week" without showering or sleeping.
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Destroyer isn't just about Erin, it's about the people she interacts with, and how they've been changed by the traumas that the people in these kinds of stories tend to suffer, from physical abuse to chemical dependency to the loss of loved ones.
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New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned Monday night after four women accused him of physical abuse in a bombshell New Yorker report, which details a series of violent episodes involving the powerful politician with a reputation for championing women's rights.
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Research shows, for example, that the experiences that make women more likely to have an unintended pregnancy or abortion — like poverty, childhood sexual and physical abuse, and domestic violence — also are associated with an increased risk of developing a mental health condition.
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Through thoughtful editing and a grounded sense of setting and narrative, Carr visualizes the trajectory of a victim of intense physical abuse, charting her course from infantilized mommy's girl to enigmatic femme fatale — all against the Grand Guignol backdrop of the tattered South.
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In the 1990s, the CDC and Kaiser Permanente partnered on a landmark study of more than 17,000 individuals, looking at the connection between adverse childhood experiences (or ACEs), including household substance use, neglect, physical abuse, or parental incarceration, and childrens' long-term health.
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" Mexico's National Human Rights Commission found that the community policemen in Olinalá had subjected twelve prisoners, including four minors, to physical abuse and inhumane treatment, denying their "right to personal integrity, dignified treatment, sexual freedom, and the right to a life without violence.
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"The school district and individual defendants acted with deliberate indifference to the harassment, humiliation, mental and physical abuse and mistreatment of the plaintiff by students of the district and thereby permitted and caused him to be bullied, beaten and raped," the lawsuit said.
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"I've been doing this a long time, I was a prosecutor for 22 years, and have not seen a case of such overwhelming evidence of mental, emotional, physical abuse by the hands of their parents," Solano County District Attorney Krishna Abrams said.
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Defense for Children International-Palestine, an advocacy group that has tracked the issue for years, said in an April report that most West Bank suspects were still interrogated alone, had faced some form of physical abuse and were not informed of their rights.
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" The conductor added he was receiving legal counsel and planned to defend himself, adding, "I believe within this current climate, media accusations on serious physical abuse do not help society tackle these issues properly if the claims are in fact not true.
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Joni Ernst said Wednesday that she was "forced out as a survivor" of mental and physical abuse by her former husband and that she was raped by a boyfriend in college, following the public reporting of her divorce papers earlier this week.
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The New Yorker also goes into several accusations of forcible touching by 60 Minutes executive producer Jeff Fager; allegations of lewd or inappropriate comments from 60 Minutes producer Ira Rosen; and a claim of physical abuse by 60 Minutes senior producer Michael Radutzky.
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" But, she added, "Everyone in feminist circles and in the justice system were not at ease with this case, because when you are a victim of physical abuse and you kill your abuser, you become like him in a way — you choose violence.
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Later in the summer of 2012, Hashi was arrested in Djibouti, the tiny nation sandwiched between Somalia and Ethiopia in the Horn of Africa, where he maintains he was threatened with physical abuse and rape if he refused to cooperate with interrogators.
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It intersperses scenes from their lives at an orphanage with Shofela Coker's lush animation illustrating the adventures of their made-up heroine, Liyana, who triumphs over traumas the children have faced as well: physical abuse, robbery, the deaths of parents from AIDS.
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The report found that LGBT immigrants were at an increased risk for sexual assault and verbal and physical abuse by both guards and other detainees and that there were several incidences of LGBT immigrants being humiliated by guards in front of other inmates.
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Prosecutors in Chicago and Atlanta are seeking information from any potential victims or witnesses after the airing of an investigative documentary about R. Kelly that detailed allegations of more than two decades of sexual and physical abuse by the R&B singer.
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Our prison system, which officially only punishes by restraint, actually subjects millions of Americans to waves of informal physical abuse — mistreatment by guards, violence from inmates, the tortures of solitary confinement, the trauma of rape — on top of their formal yearslong sentences.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)Disadvantaged children and adults living in care homes in the Indian state of Bihar were subjected to sustained sexual, mental and physical abuse, according to a newly released report that has caused national outcry and demands for reform.
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"The key recommendations are for all hospitals - not just trauma departments - to have an awareness that these victims of severe physical abuse are infants, and need to be detected as severe injury cases by frontline staff (ER doctors and nurses)," Davies said.
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Many migrant women have been victims of sexual and physical abuse and many more are victims of abuse along the way — even the Trump administration has said that as many as 80 percent of women are raped on journeys north from Central America.
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PT LOS ANGELES — Amber Heard was granted a temporary restraining order against Johnny Depp after alleging a longstanding pattern of physical abuse, including a Saturday night incident in which she claims the enraged actor struck her with a cellphone, bruising her right eye.
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During the months he spent living at the school, Mr. Ray "laid the groundwork for psychological conditioning that would eventually lead these young adults to become unwitting victims of sexual exploitation, verbal and physical abuse, extortion, forced labor and prostitution," Mr. Sweeney said.
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Baylor faces at least six federal and state lawsuits, as well as a federal civil rights investigation, into claims that the university and the football program ignored, mishandled or tried to cover up reports of sexual or physical abuse and other misdeeds.
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Short track powerhouse South Korea has won 21 of the 48 gold medals awarded in the sport since it joined the Olympic program in 1992 but stories of destructive rivalries, physical abuse and favoritism have long cast a shadow over the KSU.
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Allyson Felix is commending fellow runner Mary Cain for her powerful New York Times op-ed earlier this month, in which Cain opened up about the "emotional and physical abuse" she allegedly experienced with the sport's former premier training group, Nike's Oregon Project.
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According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, alcohol is a factor in 40% of all violent crimes, and a study of college students found that the rates of mental and physical abuse were higher on days when couples drank.
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After BuzzFeed published a bombshell report from parents who believe their daughters are being held in a "cult" by the singer, women who were previously a part of the alleged "cult" have come forward to accuse the rapper of both sexual and physical abuse.
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That the guide included a panel discouraging the physical abuse of women was taken by some as a response to the spate of attacks on women in Germany on New Year's Eve, but in fact it was posted online three months before those assaults.
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"A video of someone being domestically abused ages ago is not going to be reported by us to the police," says the unidentified employee, who also confirmed that a child physical abuse video that gets "Marked as Disturbing" would not be followed up on.
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But when a person intentionally weaponizes sleep deprivation—including not allowing their partner to go to bed, interrupting their sleep or punishing them for sleeping—experts say it becomes a form of physical abuse and torture, one that often goes unnoticed to the outside world.
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Holocaust survivors experienced a myriad of potential risk factors for cancer, including infectious disease, severe and prolonged hunger, mental stress, physical abuse and overcrowding, lead author Dr. Siegal Sadetzki of the Chaim Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer, Israel said in a phone interview.
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While ISIS has been happy to demonstrate some of its criminality through public executions and physical abuse, its members are much less vocal about their role as serial rapists, human traffickers and drug traffickers — allegedly producing and selling Captagon, an amphetamine popular in the region.
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Both Jones and McGee make claims of mental and physical abuse, mirroring the testimony of R. Kelly's ex-wife from the series' second episode, Andrea Kelly, regarding her own experiences with the singer; the two women also reference being "trained" and groomed by him sexually.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - A French couple were found guilty on Thursday of murdering their nanny and burning her body in their back garden in London after what police said was months of mistreatment, threats and physical abuse that left her a virtual prisoner.
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Two more women, who are unnamed, also accuse Schneiderman of physical abuse in the news report, including one woman who is characterized by The New Yorker as "an attorney who has held prominent positions in the New York legal community" and asked to remain anonymous.
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After the staff secretary Rob Porter was accused by two ex-wives of physical abuse, Sanders read glowing statements defending Porter, but as the story unfolded, it became clear that Kelly and White House counsel Don McGahn knew more than they had initially claimed.
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Kelly "used physical abuse, violence, threats of violence, blackmail and other controlling behaviors against victims so that Kelly could maintain control over them, prevent them from providing evidence to law enforcement, and persuade them to continue to abide by prior false statements," the indictment said.
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Mr. Kelly said he then departed to Capitol Hill for a meeting on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — "Where did that go?" he joked on Friday — but by the time he returned, Ms. Holderness had come forward with accusations of physical abuse.
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Instead, it attenuates them — a brutal slap across the face, you suspect, stands in for more instances of physical abuse — and casts many of Maud and Everett's difficulties as personal ordeals, playing down the institutional forces, like an orphanage, that discreetly hover in the background.
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Even after researchers controlled for other childhood adversities (such as children's experience of verbal or physical abuse, their parent's mental health problems or substance abuse), childhood sexual abuse was associated with the subsequent onset of 85033 mood, anxiety and substance use disorders among women.
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Willoughby said that giving Porter a voice before "he's done that critical work elevates his opinions" above the dignity of her and Porter's first wife, Colbie Holderness, who also accused him of physical abuse, including punching her in the face and repeatedly choking her.
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Among these are the right to a clean hospital room with running water to give birth in, and pension payments that are in line with market prices for divorced mothers with children, and freedom from psychological and physical abuse, whether personal, state or ideological.
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RCA came under renewed pressure this month to drop Kelly, best-known for the hit "I Believe I Can Fly," in the wake of a Lifetime documentary in which multiple women, including his ex-wife, made on-camera allegations of emotional, sexual and physical abuse.
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In it, Mary Cain, who at 17 was the youngest American track and field athlete to make a World Championships team, describes the emotional and physical abuse she felt subjected to during her training in Nike's Oregon Project, a renowned long-distance running training program.
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During a hearing on Tuesday, Mr. Xu retracted an earlier confession, which he said was given after he was subjected to physical abuse, and admitted only to receiving a massage chair from a local official, according to a report on Wednesday by Caixin, a Chinese business publication.
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Lee said the majority of US detainees in North Korea over the past 20 years haven't been subject to physical abuse, but it's "more than conceivable" that a regime internationally recognized as having one of the worst human rights records would torture a foreigner like Warmbier.
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ET, FSN Arizona, SNP (Vancouver) ABOUT THE COYOTES (11-133-5): Defenseman Anthony DeAngelo has fared well in both meetings with Vancouver this season, but will be unable to help his teammates on Wednesday as he begins serving a three-game suspension for physical abuse of officials.
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In the statement, Monahan described an incident of physical abuse right before the end of their relationship in 2017, in which she alleged that Ellison grabbed her by her feet and tried to drag her off the bed, while yelling at her and telling her to leave.
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"We found it was common for people to be isolated by their peers but it often went much further than that -- bad work assignments, poor performance reviews, disciplinary action, physical abuse, courts martial and involuntary discharge," said Sara Darehshori, senior counsel for Human Rights Watch's U.S. program.
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A 16-year-old Maryland boy accused of killing his mother with a hammer has been charged as an adult with murder — but the teen's defense attorney says the boy was pushed to his rage after allegedly enduring ongoing mental and physical abuse from his mother.
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"The defendants, who were members of a unit responsible for identifying dangerous contraband and threats to national security, allegedly subjected their own colleagues to senseless physical abuse, all while on duty at Newark Liberty International Airport," acting US Attorney William E. Fitzpatrick said in a press release.
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Mr. Fair, who worked for CACI, a private contractor that provided interrogation services at the prison, participated in or witnessed physical abuse, sleep deprivation and the use of what he calls "the Palestinian chair" (a monstrous contraption that forces a prisoner to assume an excruciating "stress position").
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"The new offence of coercive control recognises that the effect of non-violent control in an intimate relationship can be as harmful to victims as physical abuse because it is an abuse of the unique trust associated with an intimate relationship," Flanagan said in a statement.
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The complaint alleges Christensen killed Zhang during "the commission of a kidnapping," and that the offense he committed which caused her to die was committed in an "especially heinous, cruel, or depraved manner, in that it involved torture or serious physical abuse," according to court documents.
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Saudi news site Sabq published an interview on Monday with the women's father, who was not named, denying police claims that at some earlier point they had been subjected to physical abuse, and accusing a Virginia investigator of abducting the women and blocking him from retrieving them.
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Each and every queer person has been confronted with cruelty in ways many cannot imagine - verbal and physical abuse from strangers, friends, & even family; politicians callously attacking on our right to love or merely exist in public spaces; legalized discrimination for daring to be who we are.
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A report on nurse suicides recently found that the profession had higher rates of death by suicide than non-nurses in the US.Nursing is one of the fastest-growing occupations in the US, yet nurses work long hours and often face physical abuse on the job.
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Administration officials said Mr. Trump was focused on regional issues, like Iran's aggression and tensions in the Persian Gulf, rather than on the internal crackdown, which has led to charges — denied by the Saudi government — that it used physical abuse to get people to surrender their assets.
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The report contained excerpts of sworn testimony from the woman at the center of the scandal, a hair stylist referred to only as "Witness 1," describing in lurid detail a tumultuous, months-long affair punctuated by instances of physical abuse, jealous rage and manipulative behavior by Greitens.
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WASHINGTON — The Louisiana State Police have begun an investigation of T.M. Landry College Preparatory School, leading a coordinated law-enforcement response to allegations of physical abuse at a school that gained national attention for vaulting working-class black students to the nation's most elite colleges and universities.
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But despite initial support from John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, and other West Wing staff aides, Mr. Porter announced his resignation on Wednesday, a day after his two former wives accused him in interviews of physical abuse when they were married to him.
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Once hailed as an athletics prodigy, 23-year-old Cain dropped a bombshell in an interview with the New York Times in November, in which she accused former coach Alberto Salazar and his staff at the now-shuttered Nike Oregon project of emotional and physical abuse.
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"Family members in the diaspora are desperately wanting the refugees to take care of themselves," said Bethelihem, whose sisters work with her in the shop, having also left Eritrea to escape indefinite national service, which Human Rights Watch has said includes hard labor and physical abuse.
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Governments and businesses would dramatically improve their ability to identify and suppress human trafficking if they focused on the subtler "invisible" abuses of power, discrimination, debt bondage, and financial coercion that actually keep workers enslaved, rather than on "traditional" notions of slavery such as physical abuse.
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He defended both Ailes and O'Reilly amid the allegations against them When since-ousted staff secretary Rob Porter was credibly accused of physical abuse by two if his ex-wives, Trump openly worried about his life being "shattered" and expressed concern that he hadn't received due process.
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It's the incredible cruelty, the things that we said to these children that they remembered their entire lives, really just really awful shaming things which was as terrible for many of these children as the other kinds of abuse, but then of course there was physical abuse as well.
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Furthermore, women are twice as likely to develop PTSD (which is a form of anxiety disorder) because the traumas most commonly experienced by women (specifically sexual assault, domestic violence, and other physical abuse) are more intimate and personal, and the perpetrators are often people the victims once trusted.
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In an impassioned statement published to her website on Wednesday, the Jersey Shore: Family Vacation reality star alleged that on top of exhibiting physical abuse toward her over the course of their relationship, her ex Roger Mathews has not given their two kids the proper care they need.
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Apparently, black women enduring entrenched bigotry and even physical abuse was offensive because the film was too "glossy;" it focused as much on the whites as the black people, and Viola Davis' character (an Oscar nomination) loved the white child she took care of every day for years.
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She noted that when she asked Gorsuch how a signing statement could inoculate the Bush administration from not making changes to interrogation tactics after Congress passed law to prevent the physical abuse of prisoners, Gorsuch replied he was acting as a lawyer at the direction of his client.
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When it was revealed that Brown not only abused his wife in that May 2015 incident but also admitted in writing to engaging in the systematic mental and physical abuse of his wife over the course of their relationship, the NFL (eventually) placed Brown on the Commissioner's Exempt list.
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At his ashram in India, before he came to Oregon, Rajneesh had involved his followers in prostitution throughout Asia, international drug smuggling, and violent-encounter groups in which occurred numerous rapes (in the name of sexual liberation) as well as physical abuse resulting in at least one death.
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Udelia, who narrates in Spanish with English subtitles, speaks as a mother, detailing the difficulties and abuses she and fellow workers faced in the tomato fields, saying they were denied water and bathroom breaks, endured physical abuse and were paid wages so low they were unable to afford food.
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She noted that when she asked Gorsuch how a signing statement could inoculate the Bush administration from not making changes to interrogation tactics after Congress passed law to prevent the physical abuse of prisoners, Gorsuch replied he was acting as a lawyer at the direction of his client.
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Company officials worried how the slap would be received this year, given the accusations of physical abuse that had been detailed against Mr. Martins in articles in both The New York Times and The Washington Post, not to mention the growing national conversation about the abuse of women.
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A two-month investigation into the conduct of Peter Martins, the former chief of New York City Ballet and its school, did not corroborate any allegations of sexual harassment or physical abuse that several former dancers and others made against him this winter, according to a statement on Thursday.
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Ms. Neumann-Donnelly, whose suit says her mother had been separated from her husband for the last 29 years of her life, charges in the court papers that her mother had been subject to years of repeated "emotional and physical abuse" by Mr. Neumann, an accusation he has denied.
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The Gunny pointing his finger in a recruit's face while shouting profanity, hurling insults at the recruits' manhood and mothers and posing questions and insinuations about their sexuality indoctrinated us with the idea that coded racism, physical abuse and psychological hazing went hand in hand with becoming a man.
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In August, the son of Ellison's former girlfriend Karen Monahan detailed allegations of physical abuse by the congressman in a Facebook post, saying that he discovered a video on his mother's computer in 2017 that allegedly showed Ellison attempting to drag Monahan off a bed while cursing at her.
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Mr. Mitchell's book defended the program as he and the other psychologist, Bruce Jessen, had designed it, but portrayed C.I.A. officials as sometimes deviating from it — and from limits set by the Justice Department — to inflict more extreme physical abuse on detainees that the psychologists did not condone.
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Police in Albuquerque, New Mexico, say the child and a 6-year-old sister had been the target of physical abuse allegedly carried out by Tyriese Howard, 25, and 23-year-old Breya Allen, Howard's live-in girlfriend, whom the children called "mom," according to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE.
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"The physical and emotional state of children taken into our care would often shock and sadden most New Zealanders," he said, adding that some children were exposed to family violence, drugs being sold from the home they lived in, parental drug and alcohol abuse, sexual and physical abuse and chronic neglect.
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The point was to gain territory by downsizing Indigenous territories to small, government-managed reserves, but also to force indigenous peoples to assimilate through various methods, most notoriously through residential schools (church-run boarding schools indigenous children were forced into, now known as sites of mass sexual and physical abuse).
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As long as Simpson's shortcomings were kept to cheating in golf against wealthy, white businessmen, and his physical abuse of Brown-Simpson was kept behind closed doors, he could pretend that he wasn't black — just O. J. But when he stood trial for murder, he did so as a black man.
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In their books, both Mr. Senghor and Mr. Reed recount the horrors and humiliations they experienced in unblinking detail, conveying not just physical abuse (which in Mr. Reed's case included a form of waterboarding administered by prison officials) but also the psychological fallout that left them filled with rage and fear.
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" The statement also notes that Mr. Abraham-Joseph has a pending application for a "U Visa"—a special non-immigrant visa granted to "victims of certain crimes who have suffered mental or physical abuse and are helpful to law enforcement or government officials in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity.
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Mr. Pattinson is clearly set on avoiding obviousness, and this may be why, instructively, he has gravitated toward roles that call for his characters to undergo punishing physical abuse — they've been beaten, throttled, shot and endured a proctologist's probing — as if he were trying to expunge the last trace of Edward.
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