Based on the tactics used by vigilantes, the majority of the people vigilantes bust are hebephiles or ephebophiles, says Cantor.
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Her boss doesn't believe in rules and would rather have his colleagues function like vigilantes, but forgets that vigilantes hardly work for the government.
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She also said vigilantes could get into trouble when investigating if they end up downloading child porn—or worse, some vigilantes could be hiding their own interest in that.
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The vigilantes chase trucks transporting cattle and raid slaughter houses.
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Vigilantes don't get to impose their beliefs on everyone else.
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At least seven people were killed by vigilantes that night.
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Bond vigilantes are poised to wrest back power in 2018.
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A group of online vigilantes is out to prove it.
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The victim, Pehlu Khan, was among five men beaten by vigilantes when a cow convoy was intercepted by vigilantes, though Khan's family claims that the cows were dairy cows and not intended for slaughter.
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The villains or vigilantes in the first scene look downright cartoonish.
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The documentary seems to suggest that vigilantes shouldn't be trusted blindly.
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Police have blamed mysterious vigilantes for about 2,300 drug-related homicides.
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Nor can policymakers leave it to bond vigilantes to impose discipline.
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Deaths attributed to vigilantes Dela Rosa also faced grilling from Sen.
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Yet the vigilantes, like the regular army, are accused of abuses.
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There's usually a pastor around whenever vigilantes gather for an execution.
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None of that seems to have bothered the bond market vigilantes.
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" Unsurprisingly, Sanders has vehemently insisted that he "does not support vigilantes.
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Along Greece's border with Turkey, vigilantes are mounting patrols against migrants.
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Won't the bond market vigilantes attempt to turn you into Turkey?
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Police have blamed vigilantes for about 2,300 other drug-related homicides.
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Tragically, social-media vigilantes are becoming a feature of everyday life.
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Taylor faced new threats: White vigilantes set her porch on fire.
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The government has made clear there can be no place for vigilantes.
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Tim Foley created a band of border vigilantes called Arizona Border Recon.
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But he's not going to let Dow vigilantes dictate U.S. monetary policy.
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They call themselves "The Red Circle" but the sheriff calls them vigilantes.
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The men, aged 20 and 23, were arrested in March by vigilantes.
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The vigilantes believed the attacks were carried out by the same marauders.
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Religious vigilantes have threatened — or committed — violence against academics, journalists and politicians.
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Folks were up in arms, and consumer vigilantes took to the Twittersphere.
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Many of the remaining deaths are attributed to vigilantes and turf wars.
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But, who knows, the American bond vigilantes might be inveterate free traders.
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So, under the cover of night, "pothole vigilantes" are filling them in.
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However, scores of people have been killed by vigilantes for alleged blasphemy.
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It became a challenge to find the cars with our favorite vigilantes.
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Mayor Edward I. Koch, chief among them, called the Guardian Angels vigilantes.
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Collaboration between state security forces and the vigilantes has previously been informal.
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Gangs of vigilantes have taken seriously the president's call to slaughter addicts.
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Our society does not have masked vigilantes meting out punishment to racists.
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Residents here say they live in fear of the camp's ISIS vigilantes.
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It's not just cow vigilantes that are cause for concern, according to activists.
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Sanders, by contest, was supporting vigilantes, the so-called Minutemen on the border.
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"We're not criminals, and we're not fucking vigilantes," William told to the group.
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No, but there is a spin-off comic called My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.
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In Bangladesh, atheist writers have been hacked to death by machete-wielding vigilantes.
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Human Rights Watch has called on Indian authorities to investigate and prosecute vigilantes.
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Walker was assigned to the "Vigilantes" of Strike Fighter Squadron 151 at Lemoore.
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That night, Mainakinay and a group of vigilantes stood guard, looking for boats.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bond vigilantes could be finding allies in the stock market.
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Bond traders were supposed to act as "vigilantes", keeping spendthrift governments in check.
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Some anti-scooter vigilantes have expressed their discontent by creatively vandalizing the vehicles.
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Last month, cow protection vigilantes brutally attacked four Dalits over cow slaughter rumors.
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Vigilantes often took trophies, proof, in their mind, that "justice" had been served.
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But these vigilantes have reason to view the United States as a partner.
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Vigilantes today dig through people's comments online for any sign of unpatriotic sins.
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In a town with a dozing sheriff, vigilantes become the agents of order.
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But remembering what bond vigilantes look like, it certainly had fingerprints on them.
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Security forces and local vigilantes then hunted down people suspected of being communists.
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The season has revolved around vigilantes revealing their true identities and true motives.
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Those vigilantes in the old cowboy movies who wanted to string people up?
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The government also issued a statement on Wednesday urging action against "cow vigilantes".
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Clearly the bond vigilantes that spooked politicians in the 1990s have lost their menace.
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Shortly afterward, Islamic vigilantes attacked boardinghouses in Bandung in search of gays and lesbians.
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With his encouragement, police and vigilantes have slaughtered drug-dealers and addicts with impunity.
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Officers usually ascribe such deaths to fighting between drug gangs or to mysterious vigilantes.
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They are routinely abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes.
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Larios would let the vigilantes ring the church bells to warn of possible reprisals.
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Senator Sanders by contest was supporting vigilantes, the so-called Minutemen on the border.
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Instead of acting as vigilantes patrolling profligate politicians, central banks have become their accomplices.
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They've been called "ad-industry vigilantes" by Fast Company, and "whistleblowers" by The Drum.
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They are routinely abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes.
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Vigilantes smashed the windows of his Edinburgh house in 2009 and damaged his Mercedes.
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India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, denounced vigilantes belonging to so-called cow-defence squads.
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Some voters going to the polls have reason to fear vigilantes may confront them.
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That is the number killed only by police officers, not by officers and vigilantes.
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Increased defiance brings more crackdown by the government and harassment by self-righteous vigilantes.
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"Unfortunately, determined internet vigilantes weren't willing to wait for us to take that action."
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In HBO's Watchmen, the masked crime fighters aren't vigilantes with superpowers, they're grizzled detectives.
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Authorities, however, reported that he was gunned down by vigilantes after he committed theft.
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Calling themselves the Pothole Vigilantes, the duo struck a chord in this scarred city.
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With donations rolling in on GoFundMe, the vigilantes have now filled over 50 potholes.
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Heavily armed vigilantes with assault rifles now patrol hamlets like Tenantla 24 hours per day.
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Some crime victims, hoping for a faster response, turn to the vigilantes before the police.
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Would they be left in the hands of government officials, overzealous border guards or vigilantes?
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Literally, there were vigilantes that would sit across the alley from it and just wait.
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The conversation isn't groundbreaking, but it does explain Misty's skepticism about superheroes: they're untrained vigilantes.
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"Once they close these teams down, that's when they'll see the real vigilantes," he says.
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Boywonder is one of the service's most prolific Vigilantes, filming incidents all over south Brooklyn.
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The rest are classified as under investigation, many believed to be the work of vigilantes.
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Some have fled to Bangladesh, complaining of violence against them by soldiers or Buddhist vigilantes.
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Another 3,000 deaths, some attributed to masked men on motorcycles or vigilantes, are under investigation.
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Margarita Ilieva, who heads the group's legal programme, says the delay granted the vigilantes legitimacy.
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His passage of new fiscal stimulus measures focused on growth gave bond vigilantes new life.
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Most were killed in confrontations with the police, while 154 were killed by unidentified vigilantes.
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They were for men killed by vigilantes on the presumption that they were drug dealers.
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Just in time for primary season, the internet's favorite masked vigilantes are at it again.
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Vigilantes now post photos to parenting message boards of possible nannies using cellphones near children.
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Some families married their daughters to soldiers, police officers or anti-Communist vigilantes for survival.
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The vigilantes stream the interrogations online to try them in the court of public opinion.
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They're not trained vigilantes who carry weapons and run up on people inside their homes.
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Fascism takes many forms, and rough justice by self-selected vigilantes is one of them.
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Online vigilantes from 4chan, Reddit and other forums swarmed to unearth Evergreen students' contact information.
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Just this week, vigilantes in Rajasthan beat a Muslim man to death for transporting cattle.
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The rest are classified as "deaths under investigation," including those carried out by unknown vigilantes.
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In addition, more than 3,500 homicides remain unsolved, many at the hands of unknown vigilantes.
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They launch into an adventure brimming with crazed arch-villains, blood-soaked vigilantes, and superhuman freakery.
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The other deaths are classified as under investigation, many believed to be the work of vigilantes.
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Some Hindus have fled to Bangladesh, complaining of violence against them by soldiers or Buddhist vigilantes.
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They did not bother the Hindu vigilantes who had hauled the couple out of a teahouse.
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Her lens has captured schoolchildren and grandmothers, vigilantes and merchants, all with a story to tell.
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Political protests were crushed, often with the help of vigilantes who included a motorbike-taxi baron.
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It's set in the 1970s and follows a group of vigilantes who hunt and kill Nazis.
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Vigilantes have disproportionately targeted Muslims and Dalits, formerly known as "untouchables" in the Hindu caste system.
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Broadcaster ABS-CNN put the number at over 800, though this includes executions by anonymous vigilantes.
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Even being accused of blasphemy can provoke targeted acts of violence by religious right-wing vigilantes.
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The vigilantes took her to the hospital in Bol, a small concrete building with rudimentary supplies.
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About half those people were killed by the police and hundreds by vigilantes, the police say.
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Read more: Farmers in Mexico's avocado heartland are relying on vigilantes to protect their 'green gold'
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The profiling, resource deprivation, detention, brutality by police and vigilantes, and legalized abuse of entire communities.
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On Long Island highways, "health inspectors" — sometimes virtually vigilantes — flagged down cars to look for children.
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Later a group of local vigilantes went door-to-door looking for aid workers or refugees.
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In May, Buddhist vigilantes raided a Muslim neighborhood in Yangon where they believed Rohingya were hiding.
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Covid-19 vigilantes -- Armed neighbors may have tried to force a man in Maine to quarantine.
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Using sweeping rhetoric and direct petitioning, vigilantes translated their violence into a broader cry for exclusion.
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The anti-Chinese "vigilantes," as Lew-Williamson terms them, were as successful as the Klan was.
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"We will be vigilantes, we will be watching, and we will not be quiet," declared Freeman.
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European leaders compromise on migration, France arrests far-right vigilantes and Britain's intelligence agents face scrutiny.
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We're back to bond vigilantes, and it's not about interest rates, it's about debasing the currency.
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Killings by gunmen riding in tandem on a motorbike are often drug-related attacks by vigilantes.
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The ocean's vastness compounds the problem, presenting opportunities for both exploitive commercial interests and idealistic vigilantes.
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According to several accounts from white witnesses, both vigilantes and the troops committed acts of barbarism.
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There already was talk Friday of "bond vigilantes" staging a buyer's strike and pushing up yields.
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Aguililla is an extensive but sparsely populated mountain township where drug gangs and vigilantes have been active.
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But many Filipinos assume that the police and gangs or vigilantes are often one and the same.
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And it infringes on my freedom not to have gun-toting vigilantes take over my federal lands.
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Siapo's 19-year-old son was gunned down by vigilantes on motorcycles, she said in the petition.
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After all, young women as vigilantes are not a trope, where the tortured vigilante guy certainly is.
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The footage doesn't give too much away, but does provide brief glimpse at some of the vigilantes.
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The vigilantes pretend to be underage children and lure adults to meet the fake minors for sex.
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Meanwhile, when it comes to inflation, Yardeni points out that modern-day vigilantes may be onto something.
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We might have more TV than ever nowadays, but we can always use more time-traveling vigilantes.
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Bands of vigilantes have attacked and even killed dozens of cattle traders, many of whom are Muslim.
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He echoes the concerns of authorities who say vigilantes don't have standards or ethics to abide by.
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But Philippine officials reject those claims and have instead blamed other parties, including vigilantes and drug gangs.
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After detaining a mugger in February, a group of vigilantes stripped him naked before calling the police.
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Watchmen Agent Laurie Blake knows a few things first-hand about the masked vigilantes she is after.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto's government sent in the army and forged an uneasy alliance with the vigilantes.
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Vigilantes of political correctness utilize twists in language that were beyond the imagination of even George Orwell.
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There's some irony here, given the work Keene's father did to curtail the behavior of costumed vigilantes.
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No, I do not support vigilantes, and that is a horrific statement, an unfair statement to make.
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" Vincenzetti strongly condemned these "vigilantes," saying they "exploit the very privacy protections they claim to be defending.
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He bemoans the "treachery" of those who joined the vigilantes and transformed into enemies, or contras, overnight.
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The police quickly were outmaneuvered, so an armed group of vigilantes called the Yan Sakai rose up.
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Jignesh Mevani, a young Dalit lawyer, organized and led huge protests in Gujarat against the cow vigilantes.
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The Army and its auxiliaries killed a minimum of 1,2000 more, and vigilantes murdered at least 21927,5000.
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Human rights groups estimate that police and vigilantes have killed thousands accused of dealing or using drugs.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say Myanmar security forces and Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes responded to the Aug.
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Refugees say the military and Buddhist vigilantes have attacked villages, stabbing and shooting people, and burning homes.
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As we see in the third episode, she takes down vigilantes while also delivering salty one-liners.
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Repeatedly on Twitter, city officials urged the vigilantes to stand down, primarily as a matter of safety.
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Throughout the episode, various characters pop up and talk about the pros and cons of vigilantism and vigilantes.
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Superheroes — or costumed vigilantes — are still around in Lindelof's tale, and it's clear they aren't to be trusted.
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Spurred on by incendiary reports in the press, vigilantes have attacked camps and harassed Syrians in the streets.
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But it is increasingly common that vigilantes take the law into their own hands before courts get involved.
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Vigilantes have become vastly outnumbered by bondholders with no real interest in maximising the return on their portfolios.
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Elsewhere in India, cow "protection" vigilantes have repeatedly attacked Muslims suspected of slaughtering cattle, often with fatal consequences.
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Usually, politicians would be deterred from such largesse by bond-market vigilantes, who would make wild borrowing unaffordable.
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Much like Rodrigo Duterte, president of the Philippines, he encouraged vigilantes to take action against suspected drug dealers.
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Vigilantes assassinated, whipped, or threatened thousands of Republicans; most of their victims were black, though many were white.
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But a show doesn't need to be about vigilantes fighting rapists to deliver a powerful, pro-woman message.
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These were originally renegade wizards who acted as vigilantes, turning in their own kind for glory or profit.
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Throughout the season, Oliver will be balancing being the mayor, a superhero, and training vigilantes inspired by him.
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Around the same time, citizens' groups formed that some called anti-crime organizations and others simply called vigilantes.
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Source: Variety (2019)The Michael Bay-directed action movie, "Six Underground," follows six billionaires who turn into vigilantes.
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By midsummer, masked vigilantes had begun systematically attacking the barricades, and the death toll rose to three hundred.
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Thousands of alleged offenders were subsequently killed by cops and vigilantes in a purge that drew international condemnation.
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There may be a few bond-market vigilantes around, but they have been effectively neutered. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Not surprisingly, law enforcement and members of the criminal justice system have come out strongly against these vigilantes.
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This certainly isn't the first time digital vigilantes have targeted child pornography sites on the dark web either.
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This curiosity caused the exhibition's scope to expand to include hackers like Anonymous and vigilantes like the Unabomber.
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A constant reminder, too, that the lines between cartel members, former members, and vigilantes are almost always blurred.
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The military and Buddhist vigilantes have burned villages and massacred civilians, according to human rights groups and refugees.
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For this group of vigilantes, the question it poses: 'If you hunt monsters, do you become monsters yourself?
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In screen within screen, we see Mr. Khan brutally beaten by the vigilantes in broad view of everybody.
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And international observers have accused Mr. Duterte of encouraging these vigilantes and overlooking extrajudicial killings by police officers.
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In July, vigilantes stripped and flogged four Dalit, or lower-caste, men in Gujarat for skinning a cow.
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Authorities and alleged vigilantes also intimidated victims so they would not pursue justice, according to Human Rights Watch.
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"The federal government needs to develop a coherent policy for dealing with the vigilantes," said the ICG report.
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The couple was arrested in March after neighborhood vigilantes broke into their rented room and recorded them having sex.
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Many respondents, however, just wanted to tell Kobach, Pence, and their "sham commission" of vigilantes to fuck right off.
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Sexual minorities are routinely abused, assaulted by mobs, raped by police or vigilantes, or enslaved by criminals, campaigners say.
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They have accused the security forces and Buddhist vigilantes of trying to drive Rohingya out of Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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Down an unpaved road, another local resident, Elpidio Nuñez, led us to one of the homes the vigilantes ransacked.
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The region's remaining inhabitants —Mojavs — are prevented from escaping to better homes by armed vigilantes and an uncaring government.
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Rabiu Usman, a taxi driver, was arrested last year after attempting to tip off vigilantes about a suspicious passenger.
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Cow vigilantes started patrolling neighborhoods looking to physically punish those who were allegedly harboring, consuming, or even transporting cows.
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India's opposition parties are likely to raise the issue of repeated attacks on Muslims by so-called cow vigilantes.
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" Still, Rider insists BACA members are not vigilantes, and that the group will never go after the "bad guys.
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"No, I do not support vigilantes and that is a horrific statement, an unfair statement to make," Sanders said.
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It seems likely that the militants drove there from their remote hideouts over roads patrolled by soldiers and vigilantes.
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Beyond concern about firing up vigilantes, the saga may also spill into India's upcoming national general election next year.
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While some have said the groups provide a sense of safety, others have said they sometimes act like vigilantes.
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Breed says she hopes the "video vigilantes" tag 311, the city's non-emergency complaint service center, in their posts.
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They say the thousands of mysterious murders of drug users are the work of vigilantes or rival drugs gangs.
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Vigilantes may target some organizations, nation states may focus on others, while a malicious insider may steal information too.
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"No, I do not support vigilantes — that is a horrific statement, an unfair statement to make," Mr. Sanders said.
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Petey also mentions the police strike of '77, an event from the comics where people rioted against masked vigilantes.
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At the warehouse, we finally learn the name of one of the vigilantes working with the police, Pirate Jenny.
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The act is raising tension over the tactics of armed vigilantes along the border between the U.S. and Mexico.
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In the past, many of those who were listed ended up dead at the hands of policemen or vigilantes.
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The vigilantes were trying to flush out a black man jailed there on charges of raping a white woman.
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Like The Seven—indeed, like all superheroes—Butcher and the rest of the well-meaning group are essentially vigilantes.
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Uno de los vigilantes nocturnos es cubano, al igual que la mesera de un lugar muy popular para almorzar.
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He is pursued by "cow vigilantes," young men in striped T-shirts and jeans, armed with belts and sticks.
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The BJP, for example, has been accused of emboldening hardline Hindu vigilantes who consider the cow a sacred animal.
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HBO's "Watchmen," in other words, is trying to analyze masked vigilantes through the prism of race and racial injustice.
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Uno de los vigilantes nocturnos es cubano, al igual que la mesera de un lugar muy popular para almorzar.
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It was an explosive assertion even then, because it meant that civilian vigilantes were acting as uniformed police officers.
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They said that just as in Batman's Gotham City, the heroes are the vigilantes, and the clowns are the villains.
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Vigilantes, currently members of a group known as the Civilian Joint Task Force, will become agricultural rangers, the governor said.
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It didn't matter: Masked vigilantes attacked his boat, and Hassan had to swim for eight hours to a Greek island.
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Refugees have reported killings, burnings, looting and rape by members of the Myanmar security forces and Buddhist vigilantes in Rakhine.
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First, this show, a work of historical fiction that looks at masked vigilantes from the past, is a big deal.
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Moore's 1986 title centered on a group of superhero vigilantes operating in an alternate United States during the Cold War.
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This is the second time this area has been hit... Probably Border Patrol, this is too far back for vigilantes.
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The soaring numbers of offenders and vigilantes has created an almost lawless online domain where the police have limited power.
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Human rights group say the death toll is much higher and the official figures overlook murders attributed to shadowy vigilantes.
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Human rights monitors believe many of these were carried out by vigilantes with official sanction, a charge the government denies.
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As it is, vigilantes often beat up or lynch Muslims they suspect of harming cows, a holy animal for Hindus.
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Human rights activists blame police for thousands more killings attributed to vigilantes, but police deny any involvement in those deaths.
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The bond market, though, is girding for an inflationary environment, making conditions ripe for a reappearance by the bond vigilantes.
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The "bond vigilantes" are back, according to Ed Yardeni, the economist and investment strategist who coined the term in 1983.
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Coming into her own, Harley assembles a crew of vigilantes to rise up against the villainous Roman Sionis (Ewan McGregor).
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Since then social-media vigilantes have uncovered pictures of him wearing 25 different watches worth around $1.2m, including 11 Rolexes.
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Groups of Hindu vigilantes have grabbed headlines for assaulting Muslims accused of harming cows, an animal held sacred in Hinduism.
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To reach areas of the northeast that are still unstable due to Boko Haram, local vigilantes accompany the health workers.
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The apparent legal immunity enjoyed by trigger-happy soldiers and pro-government vigilantes continues to radicalise new generations of combatants.
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India is not a Muslim-majority nation, but vigilantes claim they are protecting the country's ancient culture from western influence.
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Meanwhile, as government officials waffle on how to deal with migration and vigilantes, others are exploiting the desperation for profit.
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An unexpectedly strong employment report could not change the newly flexible talk from Powell, marking another victory for stock vigilantes.
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The migrants told the police that the vigilantes, carrying knives and a gun, urged them to go back to Turkey.
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More than 200 have been attributed to vigilantes, who often leave cardboard signs declaring their victims to be drug pushers.
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India's laws against cow slaughter predate Modi's administration, and cow vigilantes were operating in India before Modi came to power.
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Vigilantes have killed dozens of people, most of them Muslim or lower caste Hindus, in the name of protecting cows.
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That is until he turns to Michoacán's state governor Silvano Aureoles Conejo's plans to disarm self-proclaimed vigilantes like him.
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As I left Kenya, I passed checkpoints where vigilantes asked at random to see ID cards, to establish ethnic identity.
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"We're going to need a couple weeks to see if the bond vigilantes really are back or not," Cashin said.
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Not far from where the vigilantes were mustered stood the Khairabad slaughterhouse, its brick floor grooved to drain away blood.
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The vigilantes grew significantly as a response to instability that followed the 2014 revolution that overthrew longtime President Blaise Compaore.
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Human rights groups suspect many of the killings being investigated were committed by vigilantes or hitmen supported by the police.
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White vigilantes lynched Hazel and Mary Turner, a black couple in Lowndes County, Ga., in May; Ms. Turner was pregnant.
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But you also think that wealthy vigilantes with a penchant for branding irons are the best form of law enforcement.
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Human rights groups believe many other deaths that police attributed to vigilantes were carried out by assassins likely colluding with police.
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The vigilantes accused the Dalit men of killing the sacred animal rather than just skinning the carcass, as is their tradition.
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Over the past year, Duterte's crackdown on drugs has resulted in the killing of over 7,000 people by police and vigilantes.
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The other half of the episode is more typical, featuring a villain of the week whose signature crime is ... hunting vigilantes!
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The city's police department did not immediately comment when contacted by Reuters, but some vigilantes say they work closely with officers.
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In the 20083s "bond-market vigilantes" sold their holdings when they feared that countries were pursuing irresponsible fiscal or monetary policies.
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The term "bond vigilantes" was coined by Ed Yardeni, the longtime Wall Street strategist now president at his namesake research firm.
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Police and vigilantes have killed more than 20,000 suspects in around two years, according to human-rights groups and opposition politicians.
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Because of the weakness of government forces, armed vigilantes now operate in 20 states, according to Eduardo Guerrero, a security consultant.
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Refugees arriving in Bangladesh have accused the army and Buddhist vigilantes of trying to drive Rohingya out of Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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So-called cow vigilantes have attacked and killed a number of Muslims involved in transporting cattle to slaughterhouses in recent years.
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But McKnight's death has raised serious questions about how these vigilantes treat people with mental illness and physical and intellectual disabilities.
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Neither Little Baby's nor Pizza Brain endured any in-person harassment, and no armed pseudo-vigilantes showed up on their doorsteps.
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The nation's top police official said killings by the police and vigilantes have reached nearly 1,63 in less than seven weeks.
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"We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," ACLU attorneys wrote to New Mexico Gov.
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Killings by vigilantes have occurred often and the authorities have been accused by rights groups of hiring assassins to kill suspects.
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He stripped them of their weapons permits and, in some cases, their government security details, potentially leaving them vulnerable to vigilantes.
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Even some people who have been killed by vigilantes were wearing red-and-blue "Duterte" wristbands when they were gunned down.
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Refugees and rights groups say the army and Buddhist vigilantes use killing and arson to drive the Rohingya out of Myanmar.
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He does so, which prevents the other characters from becoming vigilantes and their costumed alter-egos only become comic-book characters.
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One of the last things he heard from his village was the screams of women dragged away by soldiers and vigilantes.
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While Duterte has said "The vigilantes are real, they got it from me," he denies they have ties to the State.
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A number of the "vigilantes," as they were referred to in the press, lived in an apartment complex near the park.
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A vast majority of them were killed by police, soldiers and anti-Communist vigilantes hunting for leftist insurgents and their relatives.
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Aún así, incluso después de los asesinatos de Arivaca, los líderes políticos fueron incapaces de tomar medidas enérgicas contra los vigilantes.
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Rights groups estimate that the toll is much higher — more than 20,000 dead, many at the hands of pro-government vigilantes.
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His "extraterrestrial" characters—grizzled ship captains, radical vigilantes, stowaways left to die at sea, brutal pirates—are incredibly down-to-earth.
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After his election last year, Mr. Duterte took the killing campaign nationwide, effectively giving free license to the police and vigilantes.
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The police and vigilantes have killed more than 4,000 in the antidrug campaign since Mr. Duterte took office 11 months ago.
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If the Republican leadership doesn't deliver on a deal this year, we could witness the emergence of the 'stock market vigilantes.
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The film stars Ryan Reynolds as a billionaire who leads a team of vigilantes in a fight against well-financed baddies.
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Don't F**k with Cats struggles to convey a cohesive message, painting an inconsistent portrait of its central vigilantes and Magnotta.
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"They'll frame us as crazy, violent vigilantes and whatnot because what they need is to get all that traffic," he continued.
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Families joined in mass protests, as vigilantes ransacked liquor stores and people kissed the foreheads of turbaned clerics leading the revolution.
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In January 2018, Channel 7 described him as a "concerned citizen" leading a crew of "vigilantes" against African gangs around Melbourne.
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Plus, in the midst of a technopanic fanned by Dateline's "Perverted Justice" vigilantes, Forbes writes that Facebook's age minimum and early .
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But as long as these vigilantes aren't breaking Facebook's Terms of Service, they have a totally free platform to broadcast their operations.
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Ortega's police force, along with partisan vigilantes, had killed hundreds of dissidents during a wave of protests that rocked Nicaragua last year.
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The school-age vigilantes, numbering in their thousands and soon joined by university undergraduates, imposed order on Dhaka's traffic into early August.
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Much like the modern additions to the Austen canon in "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," bond vigilantes will rise from the dead.
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"With their actions, the vigilantes are actually trying to undermine trust in the border police," says Philip Gounev, Bulgaria's deputy interior minister.
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The Clinton administration was the last victim of intimidation by bond vigilantes in 2628, when long term interest rates touched 28503 percent.
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She may be fighting to put down masked vigilantes, but that doesn't liberate her from her own past as one of them.
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De Lima and other critics believe many victims were killed by undercover police or their paid vigilantes - a charge the police deny.
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According to Jerome Taylor, Hong Kong bureau chief for AFP, vigilantes were working to identify the attackers and post their identities online.
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If union leaders had their members' interests in mind, they would not be aligning with vigilantes and nativists, birthers and borderline lunatics.
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Arizona, home of Minutemen vigilantes and a powerful grass-roots immigrant-rights movement, has long been a national bellwether on immigration policy.
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Some called themselves Antifa , for "anti-Fascist," a loose collective of far-left vigilantes who draw inspiration from the European anarchist tradition.
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It's moved some locals -- so-called "video vigilantes" -- to document the mess they see, in an attempt to get the city's attention.
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Her broadsides finally became too much for Mr. Sanders when she accused him of supporting "vigilantes known as Minutemen" on the border.
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Now on at Kunsthall Charlottenborg in Denmark, Whistleblowers & Vigilantes showcases multimedia work about whistleblowers like Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange, and Edward Snowden.
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It seemed to me that, in the time of coronavirus, citizens have turned into much more efficient vigilantes than store security cameras.
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The hunt of the title refers to a group of macho vigilantes who find a ready victim in the soft-spoken Lucas.
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" The sharp moves seen Wednesday were probably due to "our friends, the long-lost 'bond vigilantes,'" Cashin told "Squawk on the Street.
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But human rights groups believe many deaths that police had attributed to vigilantes were carried out by assassins likely colluding with police.
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With how easily she dispatches vigilantes (it's her day job, after all), Laurie's confident arrival is like a storm rolling into Oklahoma.
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Many of the deaths have come during police operations to arrest suspects, but some are believed to be the work of vigilantes.
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In "Under the Hood," Mason writes that the House Un-American Activities Committee had begun investigating masked vigilantes for potential Communist sympathies.
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If anyone, Hacking Team are the vigilantes, acting in the margins in pursuit of their love for authority and law and order.
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"Clearly, I've explained it is difficult for us to proceed on cases involving vigilantes because I need the best evidence," he says.
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The user then continued to tweet at the company, demanding the situation be rectified, and encouraged vigilantes to contact the chain to complain.
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The leverage against them, and for their optioning-in to become vigilantes - either refocus your energies towards cleaning-up crime, or serve time.
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The company also released a promotional video making it fairly clear the intent was to attract actual vigilantes to document said crime scenes.
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The new mayor declared open season on criminals by encouraging police and vigilantes to use lethal force to rid them from the streets.
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In the event that the vigilantes return, real rates, the yield bond investors require over and above the rate of inflation, would rise.
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In mid-September, anxieties over the "vampire" problem surged when vigilantes set up roadblocks and formed mobs to root out the perceived threat.
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So far, Mr Duterte's drug war has seen more than 7,000 drug suspects killed by police, vigilantes and rivals (the three categories overlap).
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If you actually look at the propaganda these mass shooters spread, the Joker and other fictional vigilantes don't play into it at all.
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The pair told the inquiry they are "concerned citizens"; they deny being vigilantes since they report suspected criminals rather than roughing them up.
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Police suspect many were victims of gang wars though activists believe vigilantes supporting the government campaign were responsible for many of the killings.
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Dalits are at the bottom of India's ages-old social hierarchy, making them vulnerable to attacks perpetrated by self-styled cow-protecting vigilantes.
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The men, ages 20 and 23, were arrested in March by vigilantes within their community in Banda Aceh, the capital of Aceh province.
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Authorities said the four suspects were rounded up by vigilantes and police and, if convicted, could face up to 100 lashes in public.
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Vigilantes and religious police in Aceh often raid homes and places of work and detain people on suspicion of engaging in homosexual activity.
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Religious police and vigilantes in Aceh often raid homes and places of work and detain people on suspicion of engaging in homosexual activity.
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Close to 2,500 people were killed in the first four months of Duterte's presidency, mostly in police operations and others by suspected vigilantes.
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Low interest rates have emboldened politicians who might otherwise have ignored the calls of frustrated voters for fear of the bond-market vigilantes.
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Vigilantes with ancient hunting rifles attempt to assert some kind of order, but their very existence simply emphasises the limitations of the government.
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The vigilantes took Ms. Ali to the marketplace in the town's center, the same place a suicide bombing took place earlier this year.
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When violence broke out and officials failed to condemn it, they effectively recognized white vigilantes as extensions of federal and state border regulation.
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Mexican workers in Farmingville were beaten and murdered by white vigilantes in a string of hate crimes that gradually spread across the county.
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More than 7,000 people have died at the hands of police or masked vigilantes who roam the back alleys of Manila's massive slums.
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He also said "there is surprisingly little information on actual prosecutions" over recent killings, despite police investigations into thousands of killings by vigilantes.
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Over 1,800 people have been killed by the police and vigilantes since then, and the wave of killings shows no sign of subsiding.
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Militias, often made up of police and members of security forces, also play a role in Brazil's underworld as both criminals and vigilantes.
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There likely will be numerous cases of mistaken transgender identification by the bathroom vigilantes because most transgenders cannot be distinguished from other persons.
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But, contrary to what vigilantes often state in their videos, talking to a minor online platonically isn't in and of itself a crime.
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As a result of his war on drugs, thousands of suspected drug users and dealers have been killed by both police and vigilantes.
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Plastic-bag vigilantes are everywhere, from airports to villages, and these informants tip off the authorities about suspected sales or use of plastic.
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The F/A-18 had been assigned to the "Vigilantes" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 151 based at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California.
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Copra is a superhero comic about immediacy, and follows a bunch of super-powered vigilantes who work on a job-by-job basis.
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His government now claims it has both crushed the Templarios and brought under control the vigilantes that sprung up to fight the cartel.
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Rohingya in Bangladesh refugee camps have given consistent accounts of rape and murder at the hands of the Myanmar military and Buddhist vigilantes.
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But to their critics, these protesters are crossing the line by playing the role of vigilantes to punish those they consider their foes.
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Rights groups say the police are behind the thousands of deaths that have been attributed to vigilantes, an assertion denied by Mr. Duterte.
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At least 3,600 people, and possibly thousands more, have been killed by the police or by vigilantes since Mr. Duterte came to power.
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Most people hiding from the police or vigilantes are reluctant to talk because they are afraid of disclosing their location and being killed.
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"Hunters" creator David Weil told Business Insider he has enough ideas for five seasons of the new Amazon series about Nazi-killing vigilantes.
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Royal still tells the story of a group of high school students-turned-supernatural vigilantes, with the addition of a new phantom thief.
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At least 3,600 people, and possibly thousands more, have been killed by the police or vigilantes since Mr. Duterte became president in June.
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Picking Captain America represents choosing a beacon of freedom or, if you're an Iron Man apologist, a world where superpowered vigilantes run unchecked.
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The morality vigilantes are playing an increasingly prominent role in Vladimir Putin's conservative Russia, encouraged by the Kremlin over the past two years.
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Most of the attacks by the so-called cow vigilantes have targeted Muslims, who make up 14 percent of India&aposs 1.3 billion people.
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The tide turned when a video surfaced in July last year showing two Dalit men being brutally beaten up by so-called cow vigilantes.
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These naysayers apparently want us to think that the bond market vigilantes are dozing off and setting themselves up for a very rude awakening.
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The show is a modern take on the novel and set in an alternate history where superheroes and vigilantes are treated as untrustworthy outlaws.
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She's effective on camera, painting him as the real villain, telling the people that police need to be properly armed to fight superpowered vigilantes.
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However, in countries where organised-crime groups have infiltrated state security forces, off-duty cops often do the dirty work for vigilantes or gangs.
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These icons symbolized the ridiculous expectation that, like caped vigilantes protecting a whole city, individual teachers should single-handedly fix society's most pressing problems.
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They are the mothers whose children were killed by vigilantes and police and whose deaths have galvanized the contemporary black movement for racial justice.
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The party was decimated after soldiers and Islamic vigilantes slaughtered - according to some estimates - at least 500,000 alleged leftists and their families in 1965.
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As Murphy narrates, setting loose a bunch of vigilantes in a city with a huge drug problem is only setting fuel to the fire.
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Mr Jaafar, a former cosmetics seller, reckons the vigilantes have handed over 5,000 jihadists to the army—some captured as far away as Lagos.
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And Clinton returned fire by noting Sanders voted for a bill favored by the Minutemen movement, the vigilantes who patrol the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Pehlu Khan's death at the hands of cow vigilantes in Rajasthan occurred with the complicity of the crowd, who collectively bayed for his execution.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine vigilantes have unleashed a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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This month, four Dalit men were flogged by local vigilantes in the state of Gujarat, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi rose to national prominence.
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In Lindelof's "Watchmen" show, which takes place nearly 30 years after the events of the novel, vigilantes are outlawed and police officers wear masks.
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The IWF isn't asking us to be vigilantes, setting out to find this stuff ourselves—far from it; to do so would be illegal.
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He also points out vigilantes are essentially making money off their stings by growing support through each video—something police could never do, ethically.
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"In the longer term, vigilantes may become political foot soldiers, turn to organized crime or feed communal violence," it said in a February report.
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But thanks to a few fearless vigilantes, dozens of North and South Carolina's abandoned animals may get a chance to find a new home.
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Police say they have killed suspects only in self defense and deny involvement in a spree of killings of drug users by mysterious vigilantes.
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Arns says they selected Dammeck's Unabomber cabin and manifesto selections to note how vigilantes can be violent, like Kaczynski, and non-violent, like Anonymous.
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Ese estado desértico y fronterizo, el de los vigilantes paramilitares y el sheriff Arpaio alguna vez votó por un hombre llamado Raúl H. Castro.
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But there are thousands more cases that are classified as "deaths under investigation," including many that officials say were killings by pro-government vigilantes.
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Now even a hint of a kiss is forbidden in Egyptian movies, song lyrics are sanitized, and moral vigilantes hound artists through the courts.
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These strutting vigilantes have become such a threatening presence that government should rein them in to allow for a truly free exchange of ideas.
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Critics are alarmed at the sheer number whose deaths have been attributed to vigilantes, and the president and police chief's apparent support for it.
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In 2010, after vigilantes drove around Grozny firing paintballs at uncovered women, Kadyrov said that he wanted to "give an award" to the men.
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The movie makes her front and center leading a group of female vigilantes as they take on a crime boss played by Ewan McGregor.
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First as a mayor, now as president of the Philippines, he has encouraged the police and vigilantes to kill thousands of people with impunity.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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These men and women, who came together after vehicles killed two cyclists in San Francisco on the same day last June, are no masked vigilantes.
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"Gau rakshaks", or cow vigilantes, run a loosely organized movement that they say is meant to prevent cattle smuggling, with tactics that include highway ambushes.
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Armed vigilantes patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border have detained hundreds of migrants, some with young children, over the last week in the New Mexico desert.
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Bond market vigilantes – and the Fed – should hold the fire until we see the fiscal and structural policies of the new legislative and executive authorities.
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Duterte has waged a bloody and brutal war on drugs, which has seen thousands killed by police and vigilantes and which has sparked international condemnation.
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Rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign to drive out the Muslim population and torch their villages.
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Police say they have shot dead suspects only in self defense and deny involvement in a spree of killings of drug users by mysterious vigilantes.
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Renee Montoya, Dinah Lance, and Huntress are seen in royal blue outfits as they take on the name of the Birds of Prey as vigilantes.
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On Tuesday he goes to to Michoacán, where Mexico's war on drugs started in 2300, and armed vigilantes rose up against organized crime in 20103.
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On Tuesday he goes to to Michoacán, where Mexico's war on drugs started in 244, and armed vigilantes rose up against organized crime in 22006.
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In the midst of the naming and shaming, internet vigilantes have also misidentified protesters, so don't believe all the finger-pointing you see out there.
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James Bond has been murdering bad guys for more than 60 years now; Clint Eastwood's half-century-long filmography is packed with proudly murderous vigilantes.
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Many of the victims killed by law enforcement officers or vigilantes appeared on police "watch lists" that these low-level officials are helping to compile.
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The war changed the IRGC, which now commands more than 100,000 troops and oversees the baseej, a thuggish militia of perhaps one million volunteer vigilantes.
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Let's also lament that MTV wasn't more patient with Sweet/Vicious, an action-comedy about anti-campus-rape vigilantes that's now more timely than ever.
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The remainder are still under police investigation and are widely attributed to vigilantes, some of which activists believe are hired assassins working for the authorities.
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So-called cow vigilantes from India's Hindu majority have attacked and killed a number of Muslims involved in transporting cattle to slaughterhouses in recent years.
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In the midst of an early 2628s inflationary environment, which was quite the opposite of today, noted economist Edward Yardeni coined the term bond vigilantes.
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As bond vigilantes seemed back in control, stock market investors decided to take back the reins and point the Federal Reserve in a new direction.
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Before the project's end, the brutal reaction of state authorities and vigilantes resulted in six murders, 400 arrests, 29 shootings, 85033 bombings and 60 beatings.
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Hopefully, the new Italian government will heed the early warning signals that the Italian bond market vigilantes are sending it and soon reverse policy course.
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The police in the Philippines say they have killed about 1,000 suspects in the antidrug campaign, and about 300 people have been killed by vigilantes.
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" He characterized the violence as "increasingly brutal police tactics and pro-Mainland vigilantes ... drawing blood in an effort to intimidate Hong Kongers back into submission.
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The U.S. is playing "catchup" with terrorists and cyber vigilantes who coordinate via encrypted communications, according to the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee.
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That is where critics say suspicious killings could appear - including any carried out by police outside regular operations or by vigilantes with alleged police links.
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As the movie business grows more saturated with stories about costumed vigilantes, studios are trying to find ways to differentiate their own comic book adaptations.
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" The American Civil Liberties Union denounced the militia's actions in a letter on Thursday, saying the actions amounted to kidnapping by "racist and armed vigilantes.
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Even with the stay in place, the rules had a chilling effect on livestock markets, already jittery over the proliferation of Hindu cow-protection vigilantes.
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Many more superheroes and vigilantes have been affiliated with the Birds of Prey, some of whom are men like Blue Beetle, Condor, Hawk, and Creote.
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In terror of white vigilantes, Washington sped up, ducked into a black neighborhood, tried to elude his pursuer but skidded his car into a tree.
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Mr. Upadhay said the assailants on Sunday were neither cow vigilantes nor motivated by religious concerns, but had simply believed the young men were thieves.
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"Over the years there have been problems between these bandits and the vigilantes who consistently try to prevent these bandits from operating," Mr. Iwar said.
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Refugees have fled into Bangladesh with accounts of mass killings, systematic rape and torching of villages at the hands of the military and local vigilantes.
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Police say they have killed only in self-defence, and the deaths of other dealers and users was down to vigilantes or gangs silencing informants.
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The series takes place in a dystopian United States, where superheroes and masked vigilantes are being hunted by a group of white supremacists called Cyclops.
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The smash-hit HBO series offers a new interpretation on the legendary DC comic, with Regina King as a cop up against racists and vigilantes.
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The group says on its Facebook page that it is "neither law enforcement nor vigilantes," but will instead act as a "strong deterrent" against crime.
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" Later, Clinton accused Sanders of standing with "Minutemen vigilantes in their ridiculous, absurd efforts to, quote, 'hunt down immigrants,' which led to a heated exchange.
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In "Columbine," Cullen punctured the lazy media narrative that the shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, were goth vigilantes, crusaders against bullies and mean girls.
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The crackdown has been made more lethal by Mr. Maduro's deployment of a special police unit against activists, whose ranks may have included civilian vigilantes.
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Descriptions of her physical appearance and her vehicle were also on the Internet -- all of which essentially gave vigilantes a road map to find her.
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The American Civil Liberties Union last week denounced the UCP as group of "fascist" vigilantes impersonating law enforcement to essentially kidnap Central American families seeking asylum.
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Due to a lack of legal protection, campaigners say sexual minorities are routinely abused, assaulted by mobs, raped by police or vigilantes, or enslaved by criminals.
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The next morning the image of the grieving woman and her partner, seemingly shot by vigilantes, was splashed across the front pages of the nation's newspapers.
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Some of these people and many of the more than 12,000 victims of Duterte's drug war have been slaughtered by motorcycle-riding vigilantes or death squads.
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In the end, the bond vigilantes won, and the populist government was forced to announce that it will reduce its deficit over the next three years.
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Religious police and vigilantes in the ultra-conservative province often raid homes and places of work and detain people on suspicion of engaging in homosexual activity.
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Now that several central banks are pursuing QE policies, the bond-market vigilantes, who so terrorised governments in the 1980s and early 1990s, have been neutered.
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His kids are now adult addicts, narcissists, vigilantes — or at the very least, in need of extensive therapy because of the superheroic experiences of their youth.
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Although these have no legal force under Indonesia's secular constitution, vigilantes have sometimes used the edicts to target revellers as well as religious and sexual minorities.
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He took a two-month hiatus from work after animal activists and vigilantes directed a wave of threats and vitriol at his office, family, and home.
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Refugees arriving in Bangladesh have accused the army and Buddhist vigilantes of mounting a campaign of violence and arson aimed at driving Rohingya out of Myanmar.
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The so-called bond vigilantes, who have been missing from the market for the better part of a generation, could be making a return appearance soon.
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In 1942, a smaller group of vigilantes lynched two adolescent boys, aged 14 and 15, for allegedly attempting to rape a 15-year-old white girl.
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Allegations also surfaced that he was connected to extrajudicial killings by a well-coordinated group of vigilantes, earning him the moniker "The Punisher" by Time Magazine.
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It said the government should "prosecute perpetrators of violence, disarm ethnic militias and local vigilantes, and begin executing long-term plans for comprehensive livestock sector reform".
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Human rights groups believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins cooperating with the police or by police themselves, disguised as vigilantes.
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Duterte was publicly condemned by the Obama White House for allowing police and vigilantes to gun down thousands of people suspected of trafficking or using drugs.
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Other guitar workouts including "Love Vigilantes", "Face Up", and the eternally beloved "Age of Consent" pop up in between New Order's growing body of synthesiser motifs.
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Vigilantes in Biu received reports of the attacks late Saturday when their colleagues drove 86 kilometers (54 miles) from Damboa to break the news to them.
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The authorities say many deaths were caused by inter-gang violence or vigilantes, while human rights groups say there is a pattern of extra-judicial killings.
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It sounds like the bond market vigilantes are telling us that America's fiscal position is already too uncomfortable to even contemplate tax cuts of any magnitude.
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They once brewed a blonde ale called Lookout, whose label featured a pair of American vigilantes keeping watch over the border with a pair of binoculars.
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It's a theory that similarly lives predominantly on Reddit, but that has luckily not inspired any gun-toting vigilantes to take matters into their own hands.
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"This is the first time I have heard anything about vigilantes," she said, in answer to a question about how many of the groups there are.
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Most of the attacks by so-called cow vigilantes from Hindu groups have targeted Muslims, who make up 4 percent of India&aposs 1.3 billion people.
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According to Wallace, author of The Psychology of the Internet, some people are proud to call themselves trolls because they think of themselves as righteous vigilantes.
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The group faded away after achieving the closest thing to a victory the art vigilantes could hope for when Santa Cruz banned billboards from its skyline.
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Several dozen girls escaped shortly after they were abducted, and in May vigilantes in northeast Nigeria stumbled upon Amina Ali, another who was able to flee.
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In an attempt to distract the vigilantes, Ms. Musa said, it appeared that Boko Haram had blown up their own camp and their captives, and fled.
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It also provides the first in-depth look at how the actions of cow vigilantes are leading to further economic marginalization of the country's Muslim minority.
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While cattle stock has risen about 40 percent in these gaushalas since Modi took office, only a small part of the increase was due to vigilantes.
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But the records are spreading new fear throughout poor communities already plagued by vigilantes and extrajudicial police killings in President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody war on drugs.
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The director Alexander A. Mora crosscuts between two groups: photojournalists who have brought images of the brutality to a global public, and anonymous or pseudonymous vigilantes.
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Human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and ethnic Rakhine vigilantes have unleashed a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Muslim population.
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A few days before the massacres in June, witnesses said, soldiers and local vigilantes surrounded the village of Ngubdori, a small farming community in the area.
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Then the real massacre began: For the next five days, Colonel Jencks and his troops, assisted by vigilantes, hunted black people over a 2250-mile radius.
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Whistleblowers from among police and vigilantes are speaking out, while lawyers' groups have been working on cases for victims of abuse or families of those killed.
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But before that, instead of confronting the woman or her vigilantes, instead of being direct or candidly compassionate, Jesus turned away and drew in the sand.
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Human rights monitors believe many of these people were killed by vigilantes operating with the backing of police - a charge the police and the government deny.
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Reeves eventually joins a group of costumed vigilantes and works with them, hoping the entire time they will assist him in his fight against the Klan.
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The persecution of LGBT+ Africans is also rife, with sexual minorities routinely being abused, blackmailed, assaulted by mobs, or raped by police or vigilantes, campaigners say.
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She was jailed nine times before she turned 15 and was beaten on Bloody Sunday, when civil rights protesters were attacked by police officers and vigilantes.
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While police have shot dead some of these people, the majority have been slain by vigilantes, who the Duterte government has failed to crack down on.
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But for Payne, Salvatori, and a network of creep-catching vigilantes across Canada growing in spite of police disapproval, the work seems to border on obsession.
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Weeks before his arrest Mireles had told VICE News that joining the police would strip the vigilantes of their ability to defend their communities from organized crime.
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It was a sign that Powell heard the so-called Dow vigilantes and was ready to delay further hikes in 2019 should the equity market downturn persist.
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Many moderate Muslim leaders defend blasphemy laws on the grounds that they prevent violence by allowing religious disputes to be settled by the courts rather than vigilantes.
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Something in which you can see the hard lines of Batman's face soften into a boyish pout because even masked vigilantes used to be sweet, spoiled teens.
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Nearly 2,300 drug users and dealers have been killed in police operations or by suspected vigilantes since Duterte took office in June, according to the Philippines police.
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"Our position is that the SPLC are just Cultural Marxist vigilantes and we've named them a Treason Group," VDare's Brimelow said in an email to VICE News.
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Inside McQuilliams's rented van, officers found a copy of the book Vigilantes of Christendom: The Story of the Phineas Priesthood, written by white supremacist Richard Kelly Hoskins.
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Duterte has been waging an aggressive war: More than 133 suspected drug dealers have been killed by police or vigilantes since he took office in June. 4.
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He investigates the symbolic power of the manmade spot where vigilantes used murder to enforce white supremacy, leaving a trail of bodies drifting down the Chickasawhay River.
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As Boko Haram advanced on Maiduguri in 2014, for example, the vigilantes helped avert the fall of the city, which was then home to about 2m people.
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Human rights organizations have complained of the vigilantes being involved in numerous cases of violence, extortion, and intimidation of opposition supporters both before and during the elections.
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The series may be about two vigilantes taking down the rapists on their college campus, but beneath its Batman-like narrative, the show feels realer than ever.
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Vigilantes bombed Forest Service offices, a ranger discovered an explosive device under his truck and Elko County (Nevada) commissioners used bulldozers to crash through Forest Service fencing.
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Emboldened by news reports of the incident, white vigilantes in Tacoma banded together with city officials to announce the "peaceful" and "business-like" removal of Chinese residents.
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The drugs war, a central plank of Duterte's election campaign, has so far seen at least 12,000 people killed by police and vigilantes, according to nongovernmental agencies.
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" "The real story," she wrote in Bustle, "is one where settler vigilantes unyieldingly pushed themselves into Native American homelands, and forced an uneasy gathering upon the locals.
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When Melissa and Ashley arrived at Freedom University, the school's organizers were still receiving menacing phone calls from anonymous vigilantes, so there were no signs posted outside.
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Between 2015 and 2018 some 44 people, 36 of them Muslim, have been beaten or hacked to death by cow vigilantes, says Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
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Vigilantes have been outlawed, police officers wear masks to protect their identity after a horrific event, and a white supremacist group called the Seventh Cavalry has returned.
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Refugees and rights groups say the army and Buddhist vigilantes have engaged in a campaign of killing and arson aimed at driving the Rohingya out of Myanmar.
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More than 3,000 others were killed by motorcycle-riding masked men and vigilantes during the same period, but Duterte has denied the police are conducting extrajudicial killings.
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Other DC properties give their heroes support systems — like Supergirl's friends or Arrow's team of vigilantes — but none feel like this kind of complete and giant family.
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While I nurtured a love of high fantasy, my passion for masked vigilantes in capes ended with family outings to the latest Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie.
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Michael Duff killed himself after being confronted by a group known as True Justice, and Gary Cleary committed suicide following an altercation with Leicestershire vigilantes Letzgo Hunting.
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In April 2017, Pehlu Khan, also a dairy farmer, was attacked by cow vigilantes while coming back from a cattle fair in the state capital of Jaipur.
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Mason explains that during the McCarthyism era of American politics in the 1950s, masked vigilantes had to appear before the government to be questioned about their allegiances.
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It was not possible to determine how much of the 50 percent increase was due to cow vigilantes, because record-keeping in many cases is non-existent.
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One organization of cow vigilantes in the northern state of Haryana has a golden cow with crossed swords and two AK-47s beneath it as its logo.
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But no matter how much Democrats moaned about Bush putting costly wars and tax cuts on the national credit card, the bond vigilantes stubbornly refused to arrive.
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Under the guise of protecting cows, upper-caste Hindu vigilantes set upon lynching Muslims and Dalits on suspicions of having consumed beef or transporting cattle for slaughter.
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NIGHT VIGILANTES During the day, Hindus and Muslims shun each other in the alleys of the Delhi districts that were hardest hit by the unrest in February.
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President Roch Marc Kabore signed a law earlier this year providing support to local vigilantes, including two weeks of military training, unspecified equipment, healthcare and bonus payments.
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"Así como los votantes están cuestionando el proceso democrático, los gobiernos de todo el espectro ideológico también están desautorizando a los vigilantes tradicionales de la integridad electoral".
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Still, in the last few days, an account belonging to the Chinese ambassador to Panama took to Twitter to share videos painting Hong Kong protesters as vigilantes.
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Since then, the Philippines' war on drugs has led to thousands of killings allegedly by the police and vigilantes, which rights groups have denounced as an atrocity.
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News reports said that vigilantes had caught the two men naked in bed, and that the two had pleaded not to be reported to the Shariah police.
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Yardeni, a market historian, coined the term "bond vigilantes" in the 1980s to refer to investors who sell their holdings in an effort to enforce fiscal discipline.
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She's now an FBI agent who is taking down vigilantes, and essentially turning her resentment toward him for disappearing into space into a passion for crime-fighting.
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A quick primer: the original "Watchmen" is set in an alternate time line, beginning in the nineteen-forties, among a group of bickering masked vigilantes, the Minutemen.
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More than 7,000 suspected drug users and dealers, witnesses and bystanders — including children — have been killed by the police or vigilantes in the Philippines since last July.
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Hindu vigilantes have also killed over two dozen Muslim people for transporting cows in the past year, accusing them of slaughtering the animals considered sacred in Hinduism.
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Other kidnappings and killings continue too; in early April 12 women were abducted while fetching water — the vigilantes with them fled when confronted by Boko Haram fighters.
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Last week, armed vigilantes on the border captured and videotaped hundreds of migrants at gunpoint, including young children, to turn over to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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" Balderas added, "The arrest by the FBI indicates clearly that the rule of law should be in the hand of trained law enforcement officials, not armed vigilantes.
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His anti-drug campaign has resulted in the death of about 6,000 people, the majority of whom were killed by vigilantes or gunmen thought to be government authorities.
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Since Duterte took power in June, he's waged a bloody so-called "war on drugs," in which he's encouraged police and vigilantes to shoot drug dealers and users.
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A rescue attempt on Wednesday ended in the deaths of at least 37 members of the original prospecting team and the rescuers, including Nigerian military and armed vigilantes.
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Since Modi came to power in 2014, hardline Hindu groups and cow protection vigilantes have carried out numerous attacks on Muslims accused of eating beef or killing cows.
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The centerpiece was a tiered wooden platform constructed by Puerto Rican artist Radames "Juni" Figueroa, which will serve as a stage for rock band Los Vigilantes on Friday.
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In the name of fighting terror, Kurdish and Shia vigilantes chased former Sunni landlords off their lands, first in southern and northern Iraq and then in its centre.
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With inflationary pressures and massive budget deficits having become the topic du jour this year, the bond-market "vigilantes" term has made its way back onto trading floors.
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In Iraq, where same-sex activity is technically legal, the breakdown of order since 2003 has allowed Islamist militias and vigilantes to impose their own idea of justice.
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Meanwhile La Quica meets with an informant who tells him that Los Pepes may be expanding to include the Gallons, another group of vigilantes close to the Castaños.
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More than 22.38,800 people have died in police-related killings and unsolved slayings often attributed to vigilantes since Duterte took office in late June, according to police statistics.
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The app features a map of all recently reported crimes, and gives users the ability to film and upload video of those incidents for other Vigilantes to watch.
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They are also the first clearly documented vigilantes to take on the Zetas, though the gang is now far less strong than it was a few years ago.
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Most of the attacks by so-called cow vigilantes from Hindu hard-line groups have targeted Muslims, who make up 14 percent of India&aposs 1.3 billion people.
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Most of those killed so far have been drug users and pushers, with some deaths during shootouts in police operations and others the work of vigilantes, police say.
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The mayor of Catania, Enzo Bianco, released a statement last week calling the far-right activists vigilantes and vowing to stop the C-Star from entering Catania's port.
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In one of the worst single episodes of violence—the Colfax Massacre of 1873—a group of white vigilantes killed somewhere between 62 and 150 African American men.
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Predominantly Muslim Indonesia has substantial minorities of Christian, Buddhist, Hindus, Confucianists as well as non-Sunni Muslim creeds, such as Shias, who have expressed worries about the vigilantes.
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In an April report, Human Rights Watch said the 3,603 killings that police attribute to vigilantes and drug gangs were just a strategy to shield police from culpability.
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Police say they have killed only in self-defense, and the deaths of other drug dealers and users was down to vigilantes or narcotics gangs silencing potential witnesses.
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Many feel disenfranchised by Modi and his hardline Hindu supporters, while some have been attacked by vigilantes for consuming beef or skinning cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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Who knew it would empower every misbegotten states' rights crusade from the Civil War through the White Citizens' Councils to efforts by contemporary vigilantes to usurp public lands?
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The aftermath of this attack—led by the Myanmar's military alongside Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes—saw the burning of over 300 villages in a months-long program of killing.
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Police said about 2,100 deaths among some 13,500 murders over the same period were drugs-related, attributed to turf wars, informants being silenced, or vigilantes killing drug users.
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Since Rodrigo Duterte was inaugurated just over a month ago, 420 people have been killed, most of them by the police, but more than 150 by unidentified vigilantes.
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Supporters of the vigilantes respond with their own protests Since gaining traction earlier this week, a number of other protesters have voiced their displeasure at the MTA's approach.
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More than 3,600 people, mostly small-time drug users and dealers, have died at the hands of police and suspected vigilantes since he took power on June 30.
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These vigilantes set up an online honey-trap, posing as underage children and arranging to meet adult men, before bursting out to confront them with a video camera.
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Rights groups say that if the vigilantes fail to receive what they feel is due to them, they are likely to become another long-term source of instability.
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Prosecutors argued that a tough sentence would "deter other would-be vigilantes," and initially aimed for a four-and-a-half-year prison term of Edgar Maddison Welch.
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Academic researchers and self-taught vigilantes alike scour through networks of misinformation on social media platforms, their findings prompting — or sometimes, failing to prompt — the takedown of propaganda.
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In 2016, the Yan Sakai was banned by the state government after reports of rapes and extrajudicial killing — and suspicions the vigilantes themselves had become involved in criminality.
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Human rights groups have condemned Mr. Duterte, saying the crackdown has allowed police officers and vigilantes to ignore due process and to take justice into their own hands.
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If not, do the actions of the heroes and vigilantes really make a difference, or are they all little windup toys, marching on to their metaphysically predetermined end?
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Since taking office at the end of June, the Filipino strongman's police and vigilantes have killed over 3,100 people, most of whom were allegedly drug dealers and users.
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After he was elected president last year, Mr. Duterte took the killing campaign nationwide, effectively declaring an open season for police and vigilantes on drug dealers and users.
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These virtual vigilantes aim to stop traffickers before they exploit people, yet legal experts say they may obstruct justice if their self-gathered evidence proves inadmissible in court.
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President Duterte's antidrug campaign has led to the summary deaths of thousands of suspected criminals at the hands of police and vigilantes since he took office June 30.
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The big picture: The volunteers and so-called "border vigilantes" were motivated by President Trump's constant warnings that the migrant caravan posed a threat to the country's national security.
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Stock traders have also been looking over their shoulder at bond yields, fearing bond vigilantes will run rates up so much that stock market gains will be choked off.
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The city's leaders and the police, seeking to drive a wedge between the front-line protesters and the broader public, have cast the demonstrators as rioters and violent vigilantes.
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About 4,100 people have since June 2016 been killed by police and several thousand more by unknown gunmen whom the authorities have described as vigilantes, or rival gang members.
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The decision puts an end to the investigation into the deaths of more than a thousand people reportedly killed by suspected vigilantes since Duterte took power in June 2016.
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Just as in Davao, blood is now flowing in the capital Manila and surrounding areas as the police and vigilantes, inspired by the president, conduct a wave of killings.
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Vázquez González, a painter, suffered the kidnaping of three young relatives in January 2013 putting him on the road to becoming the leader of the vigilantes, known as autodefensas.
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He said skeptical investors are fighting the Fed, the Treasury and "bond vigilantes," or the fixed income investors who have been driving interest rates lower in the Treasury market.
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Police say a third of the deaths were suspected peddlers who resisted arrest and the remainder were deaths still under investigation, some of which were likely victims of vigilantes.
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Internet vigilantes can deny Zimmerman money, but they draw attention to the campaign in doing so, and it's simple for a real buyer to contact him after it's concluded.
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So Ranary totes his rusted shotgun - its barrels engraved with a delicate floral pattern - as he patrols his vines with a group of other vigilantes from February to July.
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The events, including massive and sometimes violent rallies led by hardliners and vigilantes, raised concerns about the erosion of Indonesia's long-standing image as a tolerant and pluralistic state.
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More than 2,300 people have been killed in police operations or by suspected vigilantes as part of government's anti-narcotics efforts, which was the linchpin of his election campaign.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - In the five years since Malians last chose a president, they have suffered violence from Islamist militants, Tuareg separatists, drug traffickers, ethnic vigilantes and Malian security forces.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - a charge the police deny.
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Such vigilantes have gained notoriety in recent years as attacks on meat-eating Muslims or on lower-caste Hindus working in the leather trade have led to several deaths.
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In the new season, the dynamic is different and less interesting — Daredevil and the Punisher are both vigilantes, with different methods and different levels of concern for collateral damage.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix heads to Arizona to meet the vigilantes taking it upon themselves to police the US-Mexico border.
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While Democrats have used the Minutemen as a symbol for anti-immigration extremism, the Republican presidential candidates seem to have embraced the movement's message, if not the vigilantes themselves.
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Creep Catchers Accused of Targeting People with Physical and Mental Disabilities "It's a joke," Raymond tells VICE, adding he's washing his hands clean of how other vigilantes conduct themselves.
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The danger is this decision will embolden vigilantes who take the law into their own hands and threaten the safety of the dedicated employees who manage our public lands.
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The rampancy of meth in Southeast Asia has convulsed the people and politics of the region, roiling it with social upheaval with maxed-out prisons, police killings and vigilantes.
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Besides, I'm sure that a woman would rather share a park with some homosexuals instead of 30 or 40 vigilantes, running around with walkie-talkies and flashlights, scaring people.
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The vigilantes were clear that they were not trying to kill all dogs; India's dog laws are quite protective and courts have ruled it is illegal to cull strays.
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The clergy providing sanctuary, part of a coalition called Rise Up, operate in secret, fearing the church's protection will not be enough to keep vigilantes from coming after them.
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Vigilantes from Mississippi seized another union member, Lula Black, and her four children from her house, knocked her down, pistol whipped and kicked her, then took her to jail.
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But he dismissed those killed by police as "drug-crazed" maniacs who had resisted arrest, and claimed that murders attributed to the vigilantes were the result of gang wars.
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Blasphemy is a highly charged issue in Pakistan where even being accused of insulting Islam or Prophet Mohammad can provoke targeted acts of violence by religious right-wing vigilantes.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) called on Indonesia to release the men who were detained last month after vigilantes reported them to religious police for allegedly engaging in gay sex.
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Since then, as chairwoman of the Senate Justice Committee, she has investigated Mr. Duterte's antidrug campaign, in which thousands of suspects have been killed by the police and vigilantes.
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"Indian police investigations into mob attacks are almost as likely to accuse the minority victims of a crime as they are to pursue vigilantes with government connections," Ganguly said.
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"What this is trying to do is turn citizens into vigilantes, encouraging them to report people to ICE without knowing whether they are documented or not," Van Bramer said.
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Dozens of vigilantes have thrown rocks at driverless cars in Arizona, for example, and incident reports from San Francisco suggest that human drivers are intentionally crashing into driverless cars.
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This episode ends with Brett Woodard (Michael Greyeyes), a garbage collector and Vietnam veteran, hunkering down against the posse of redneck vigilantes who threatened him for talking to children.
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According to police statistics, more than 4,000 people have been killed by the police in antidrug operations or by vigilantes in drug-related cases since Mr. Duterte became president.
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As the pro-Odinga vigilantes, also armed with clubs and machetes, swept down the muddy street they set fire to Kikuyu businesses suspected of hiding Mungiki militiamen, Ochieng said.
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" Even so, Werbach says that they've already seen "a disturbing trend of of people who are at the polls — sort of vigilantes trying to scare people away from [being] there.
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Taylor continued speaking out for the rest of her life — even as white vigilantes tried to silence her shortly after the rape, at one point setting fire to her porch.
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Global bond yields have been rising above negative territory as the so-called "bond vigilantes" are expecting fiscal policy to replace monetary policy as a growth driver around the world.
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Large numbers of federal forces were deployed and joint operations with the vigilantes began that, over the course of the year, appeared to bring the Knights Templar to their knees.
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This lawsuit is signaling that vicious anti-abortion vigilantes hiding behind their computers are just as guilty of threatening someone's access as someone obstructing the entrance of an abortion center.
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Vigilantes have reportedly destroyed the property of a number of local officials and public employees, and at least once this fall, the US advised against nonessential travel to the region.
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The military response to the insurgent attacks has driven 480,000 Rohingya refugees to Bangladesh and drawn U.N. accusations of ethnic cleansing by the army with the help of Buddhist vigilantes.
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Law-enforcement agencies have not shown similar zeal against friends of the government, or against Hindu-nationalist vigilantes who have, in recent months, shown increasing boldness in enforcing their agenda.
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The animals' status is now so high that in recent years "cow vigilantes" have taken to attacking and sometimes killing people they suspect of trafficking in cattle intended for slaughter.
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Modi has condemned the recent attacks, but an influential hardline Hindu organization reminded him that open criticism of cow vigilantes would send the wrong signal to his natural support base.
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The kind of investors who frightened central banks and governments in the past—the bond market vigilantes of the 1980s and 1990s—are only a small subset of the total.
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Since his inauguration, his promised war on drugs has been even bloodier than expected, with about 3,000 killed without trial by police and vigilantes in highly publicized street-style executions.
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The decision put an end to the investigation into the deaths of people reportedly killed by suspected vigilantes in the months after Duterte swept to power promising a "relentless" crackdown.
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While serving seven terms as mayor of Davao, Duterte oversees the extrajudicial killings of more than 227,219 criminals and street children by vigilantes, per a 2009 Human Rights Watch report.
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Young Kosovars had been running off to join the Islamic State in Syria; friends told me that radical mosques and preachers had become prominent, and religious vigilantes were threatening people.
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Given Chad's history of rebellion, the governor was wary of allowing vigilantes to carry weapons, but he distributed cell phones to young men so that they could alert the authorities.
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Since he took office in June promising to kill drug addicts and dealers, about 1,400 people have been killed by the police in antidrug operations, and hundreds more by vigilantes.
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Duterte vehemently denies police are in cahoots with vigilantes and has said drugs gangs are killing rivals and silencing informants and it was taking place long before he took office.
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Matt gives a moving speech about how the city needs vigilantes, but Frank has an absolute tantrum about how he likes killing criminals and says he'd do it all again.
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In a study of 2,500 towns, Mr. Phillips found that vigilantes did not necessarily arise in the areas with higher crime or a weaker state presence, as one might expect.
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She makes regular trips to the morgue to search for her brother's body; he disappeared after he dropped out of college to join the vigilantes to avenge Ms. Mohammed's capture.
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That accident claimed the life of U.S. Navy Lt. Charles Z. Walker, 33, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 151, the "Vigilantes" based at Naval Air Station (NAS) Lemoore, California.
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It's not unusual for people to be attacked or even murdered by "cow vigilantes" in some parts of India, and ethnic tension is often at the root of these attacks.
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Since Duterte came to power at the end of June, he has carried out a violent war on drugs, empowering police and vigilantes to shoot suspected drug dealers on sight.
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"We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," two lawyers for the A.C.L.U., María Martínez Sánchez and Kirsten Greer Love, said in the letter.
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Some incidents are particularly shameful, like the Great Orphan Abduction of 1904, in which vigilantes kidnapped Irish orphans from Catholic nuns to prevent them from being adopted by Mexican families.
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In the state of Kerala, vigilantes saw strays as such a threat that they began methodically hunting dogs down until last November, when the Supreme Court ordered them to stop.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - an accusation the police deny.
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"The show has us at Al Pacino," Mike Hale wrote in his review for The Times, noting a star-studded cast in this new series about World War II vigilantes.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) had called on Indonesia to release the men who were detained in March after vigilantes reported them to religious police for allegedly engaging in gay sex.
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Since Mr. Duterte took office in June, thousands of people suspected of being drug addicts or pushers have been killed by police officers or vigilantes as part of that pledge.
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Two years into Mr. Duterte's term, after thousands of killings by police officers and vigilantes in his crackdown on narcotics, the government's campaign against crime has taken a new turn.
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Since taking office, his police force has waged a bloody war on drug dealers and users, resulting in the deaths of thousands of suspects at the hands of police and vigilantes.
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Despite arrests that have swept up more than 200 vigilantes, as of last week, there were still new accounts of beatings, if no new reports of death, connected to the scare.
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In a worst case scenario, vigilantes could essentially pick and choose what sites remain online based on the outrage du jour, a vision of the open internet essentially ran by trolls.
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The band of bike-riding unpaid vigilantes chases down petty criminals in Vietnam's largest city and the neighboring province of Binh Duong, where residents grumble about rising crime and ineffectual policing.
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However, three of the same women told Reuters this week that Muslims who brought them to Bangladesh had ordered them to say it was Buddhist vigilantes who had done the killing.
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The trailer shows off plenty of nods to the original story and characters, will follow the lives of a number of vigilantes in an alternate United States during the Cold War.
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Since 2016, at least 4,000 people suspected of using drugs have been killed by police in the Philippines, and human rights researchers say thousands more have been killed by armed vigilantes.
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Critics say this overcrowding is a predictable effect of Duterte's war on drugs -- a bloody and brutal crackdown on the methamphetamine trade that has seen thousands killed by police and vigilantes.
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In that, more than 2,800 died in three months at the hands of police and vigilantes, and officials were threatened with punishment for failing to meet targets for seizures and arrests.
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There have been 756 suspects killed in police operations since the war on drugs began, alongside 1,160 drug-related killings that have occurred, many of which have been attributed to vigilantes.
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Everyone Told Him Not ToUnlike the (sadly familiar) arc of online tormentors driving a victim to suicide, there was no army of forum vigilantes egging Welch to "investigate" the pizza parlor.
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"They are like vigilantes, people who take the law into their own hands without having any authority... the situation is too tense to be turned into the Wild West," he said.
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Basically, I'd join a team of vigilantes and assemble a years-long Mr. Robot-style security coup against a powerful institution, like Wells Fargo, Equifax, or the Department of Homeland Security.
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Rural Muslims and lower-caste Hindus have faced growing violence from vigilantes out to lynch people suspected of slaughtering cows, which are sacred to Hindus, or just acting above their station.
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He forms a group of vigilantes called the Phantom Thieves, which steal the treasures of corrupted adults in the Metaverse in order to rehabilitate the adults through a change of heart.
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Why it matters: These self-styled rental vigilantes are just one example of how incumbent industries are leveraging state and local regulators to resist competition from online upstarts and emergent technologies.
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Being gay is still illegal in Pakistan, and is technically punishable by the death penalty, though that punishment is not applied in practice; Farhad said public vigilantes are the greater concern.
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And if police shootings of unarmed black males continue, or vigilantes and white nationalists are emboldened by this election, I believe Trump's administration will simply turn a blind-eye to atrocities.
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Since his Bharatiya Janata Party came to power in 2014, hardline Hindu groups and cow protection vigilantes have carried out numerous attacks on Muslims accused of eating beef or killing cows.
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In less than two weeks, two young men were seized by vigilantes who burst into their home in Aceh province, then taken to authorities who caned them for having homosexual sex.
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OPBC members said they had discovered a few new paths which they believed had been used by refugees, though they might also have been made by locals or even other vigilantes.
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The next day white vigilantes set her porch on fire, forcing Taylor, her husband, Willie Guy Taylor, and their 3-year-old daughter Joyce Lee to move in with Taylor's father.
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Badru Kiggundu, chairman of the electoral commission, told reporters he had received tip-offs that leading candidates were planning to form "youth brigades, vigilantes, militias", and he urged them to desist.
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Tensions between the masked adventurers and police officers came to a head when the police staged a general strike in protest of the vigilantes, whom they argued were threatening their jobs.
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The government needs to "prosecute perpetrators of violence, disarm ethnic militias and local vigilantes," the ICG stated in the report, in addition to implementing long-term herding reforms in the region.
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In essence, they are being conditioned to believe the message of white supremacy-justice vigilantes that is continually broadcast by the social-justice warriors who purport to act on their behalf.
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The Senate's televised hearings have already heard that nearly 1,800 people were killed by police officers and vigilantes in the war on drugs in Mr. Duterte's first seven weeks as president.
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The 2017 attack on Pehlu Khan and his two sons in the western state of Rajasthan by a suspected mob of cow vigilantes caused public outrage and demands for swift action.
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That could very well happen if Mr. Modi does not break his shameful silence on cow vigilantes, and reset his political compass on a course of economic opportunity, dignity and justice.
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It is a belief system produced through the decades of American policing, a history that includes police collusion with white supremacist vigilantes in the South and elsewhere, as Vitale points out.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, so-called cow vigilantes have brutalized or killed dozens of people, many Muslim, for slaughtering or trading cows, a venerated animal in the Hindu religion.
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Many of those in that original list have been killed — including about a dozen mayors and several vice mayors — usually gunned down either in police encounters or by pro-government vigilantes.
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Jihadists, many transplants from neighboring Mali, have repeatedly stoked ethnic conflict by closely associating themselves with the Fulani, causing Fulani civilians to bear the brunt of reprisals by soldiers and vigilantes.
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The McGlockton's family attorney Michele Rayner-Goolsby told reporters that the "stand your ground" statute constitutes legalized murder and that people are done seeing black people killed by "vigilantes" with guns.
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Soldiers and Buddhist vigilantes have carried out a campaign against people in Rakhine State, and those who have fled described seeing civilians shot from helicopters and homes burned to the ground.
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Since Mr. Duterte became president in June, more than 4,000 people have been killed by the police in antidrug operations or by vigilantes in drug-related cases, according to police statistics.
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Austin Iwar, the police commissioner in Kaduna, said the killings were part of a reprisal attack, after armed vigilantes who protect the village had attacked the bandits in their hide-outs.
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Many of those killings are believed to have been carried out by vigilantes, but the police have said that more than 2,000 of the dead were killed in shootouts with officers.
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Since taking office last summer, the president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has made it open season on drug dealers and users, calling for the police and vigilantes to kill suspects.
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One migrant died from the cold overnight, according to other migrants, and others said they were badly beaten by Greek border guards or vigilantes — an assertion that the Greek government denied.
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NEW DELHI — A 55-year-old man transporting cattle has died after being beaten by a mob of about 200 cow protection vigilantes in northern India, the police said on Wednesday.
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Hybrid war is all about creating uncertainty: special forces dressed up as vigilantes, attacks meant to create chaos more than seize territory, propaganda and misinformation meant to spark panic or popular unrest.
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The Vigilantes on Facebook Who Stream To Catch a Predator-Style Ambushes of Alleged PedophilesIllustration: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo)The texts would come at all hours of the night, numbering in the thousands.
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Commentary As Ukraine's struggle against Russia continues, Kiev must also address the growing problem of violent ultranationalist and neo-Nazi vigilantes — who often act with the tacit approval of law enforcement agencies.
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"Watchmen" isn't about to give the game away on that, but it does help rebut suspicions that Sister Night wouldn't be as morally ambiguous as the vigilantes in Moore and Gibbons's book.
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You may remember her as showrunner of Sweet/Vicious, a tragically cancelled MTV series about two college women who become vigilantes when their university's justice system routinely fails survivors of sexual assault.
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According to the report, Philippine police and vigilantes "killed more than 6,000 suspected drug dealers and users" since July and extrajudicial killings have "increased sharply" in the Philippines in the last year.
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The camp&aposs former dwellers took off "after persuasive legal arguments," Serhiy Mazur, an activist with the C143 organization, wrote on Facebook, suggesting the actions of civic-minded volunteers rather than vigilantes.
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In 2014, the country made international news when anti-pornography legislation effectively banned miniskirts, leading to groups of male vigilantes to strip women on the streets they deemed to be dressed inappropriately.
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Even though it is no longer illegal to attend school or hold a job, the immense social pressures imposed by families, community patriarchs, and vigilantes make it incredibly perilous to do so.
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In the age of the Black Lives Matter Movement, activists are frequently taking to the streets to call attention to the killing of black Americans by police officers and white vigilantes nationwide.
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He has also drawn widespread condemnation for his initiation and support of a bloody war on drugs, which has seen thousands of suspected drug users and dealers killed by police and vigilantes.
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The pair were spotted by a gang of civilian vigilantes in York Landing, Manitoba, on Sunday, but on Monday RCMP tweeted James Favel, executive director of civilian patrol group Bear Clan Patrol.
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The justice of the mob has been employed to snuff out ideological irritants, and these vigilantes are safe in the knowledge that they are a protected species, licensed to operate with impunity.
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In the 30 days since he took office, 14 suspected criminals have been killed every day on average on the streets of Filipino cities, either by police or by self-appointed vigilantes.
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"We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," the ACLU said in a letter to New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and Attorney General Hector Balderas.
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Rightist vigilantes like the Cliven Bundy family openly defied the law, grazed cattle on federal lands and refused — backed by supporters with guns pointed at federal agents — to pay for that usage.
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Split into three parts, the series uses its second and third episodes to focus primarily on the murder of Lin and the roles these vigilantes played in bringing his killer to authorities.
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In the 80s, you used to talk about the bond market vigilantes who would actually impose some discipline on policymakers if you started going crazy as far as the deficit were concerned.
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There's reason to be concerned about bond vigilantes, who are no longer under "lock and key" and are free to push yields higher, Wall Street veteran Ed Yardeni told CNBC on Friday.
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"Watchmen" acts as a follow-up to the graphic novel, in which a group of masked vigilantes are pulled into a vast and insidious conspiracy when one of their own is murdered.
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As it is, Jason said, shabu is always in plentiful supply, adding he was addicted and the drug eliminated any fear he may have had of being shot by police or vigilantes.
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The Times article said that as a mayor of Davao City, and as president of the Philippines, Mr. Duterte had encouraged the police and vigilantes to kill thousands of people with impunity.
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Since taking office in June, his police force has waged a bloody war on drug dealers and users, resulting in the deaths of thousands of suspects at the hands of police and vigilantes.
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From South Africa to India and Ecuador, gay people are subjected to 'corrective rape' by their families, strangers and vigilantes who believe that homosexuality is a mental illness that needs to be 'cured'.
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In order to make an argument about the inescapable violence in Hell's Kitchen and the vigilantes trying to control it, the series has to show us how the violence is affecting regular people.
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"We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," the ACLU said in a letter to state authorities denouncing the actions and asking the government to step in.
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However a recent survey by Bulgarian National Television found widespread public support for the vigilantes, with 84 percent of respondents saying they thought the groups should be recognized and supported by the government.
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Human rights monitors and fleeing Rohingya say the army and Rakhine Buddhist vigilantes have mounted a campaign of arson aimed at driving out the Rohingya, whose population is estimated at around 1.1 million.
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Emphasizing "intention and repetition" in the California massacres, Madley plays up the designing role of state and federal officials, in contrast to previous writers who stressed the autonomy and agency of local vigilantes.
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Liberals and conservatives alike are complicit in the transformation of the Sonoran Desert into a death trap surveilled not only by the heavily militarized Border Patrol but by right-wing vigilantes and militias.
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Critics maintain that members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) are executing suspects and say it is likely they have a hand in thousands of unsolved murders of drug users by mysterious vigilantes.
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The drive against the mostly Muslim shopkeepers in Gurgaon during the Navaratri festival is the highest profile campaign since Hindu vigilantes targeted people engaged in the slaughter of cows, considered sacred to Hindus.
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The charges and countercharges have been filed with the police in the village of Shantipura, where a group of vigilantes descended on a house after hearing that a cow had been killed there.
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It's worth remembering that the year began with the 41-day armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon by vigilantes who refused to recognize the federal ownership of the refuge.
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Duterte's war on drugs has alarmed human rights advocates around the world who say it has allowed police officers and vigilantes to ignore due process and to take justice into their own hands.
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Several thousand people, mostly small-time drug users and dealers, have died at the hands of police and suspected vigilantes since Duterte took office on June 30, promising to eradicate the drug menace.
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The Nigerian city of Maiduguri has more than doubled in size as people flee villages for the town, which is now swarming with soldiers and local vigilantes bent on keeping out Boko Haram.
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The protest was called after four Dalits skinning a dead cow — a scorned task relegated to the long-oppressed group — were set upon by cow-protection vigilantes on July 11 near Una, Gujarat.
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It isn't just me: Fear of zealous vigilantes on the internet has led more and more people to restrict unorthodox political views or anecdotes of their private lives to family and close friends.
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Catholic bishops have campaigned against his government's crackdown on drugs, which has left thousands dead since Mr. Duterte took office two years ago — many of them killed by police officers, others by vigilantes.
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Once markets perceive that the Fed is behind the curve in containing inflation, we must expect that the bond vigilantes will come out of the woodwork and drive up long-term interest rates.
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FEBRUARY 23 Al Pacino takes on a rare TV role in the new series "Hunters," playing a Holocaust survivor who leads a band of Nazi-killing vigilantes in New York City, circa 21.
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For those who have already finished "Hunters" — Amazon's new drama about Nazi-killing vigilantes in 1970s US starring Al Pacino and Logan Lerman — and are hungry for more, its creator has good news.
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Madely Martinez, a biology major, remembers hiding from vigilantes after being dropped off in the desert by a blue truck, having to lie flat and still as fire ants crawled all over her.
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In the month of May alone, according to Ryan Russo, the director of the Oakland Department of Transportation, their crews filled over 5,000 potholes, dwarfing by orders of magnitude the vigilantes' small tally.
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"These abuses by some among the Burmese military, security forces, and local vigilantes have caused tremendous suffering and forced hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to flee their homes," Tillerson said.
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The fifth episode of Daredevil season two brings word of Jones, when Foggy Nelson's (Elden Henson) frenemesis Marci (Amy Rutberg) gives us a scoop about the vigilantes popping up all over the city.
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The phrase — literally "You eat bananas" — has darker connotations when it's shouted at two men, both in their 214s, who were caught nude in a rented room by local vigilantes in late March.
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The phrase — literally "You eat bananas" — has darker connotations when it's shouted at two men, both in their 20s, who were caught nude in a rented room by local vigilantes in late March.
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But that did not help two young men caught by vigilantes having sex in Aceh province, which was allowed to adopt sharia law in 2001 as part of a deal to end an insurgency.
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It's estimated that over 5,000 suspects have been killed by police and vigilantes since Duterte took office, and nowhere is this danger more understood than in Davao, where he spent seven terms as mayor.
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Dillon's comics may have frequently drawn attention for their outsized subject matter (ultraviolent vigilantes, foul-mouthed crews of wayfarers, demon-conning chain-smokers), but his gift for expression helped ground his stories in humanity.
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Since taking office in early June, his police force has waged a bloody war on drug dealers and users, resulting in the deaths of thousands of suspects at the hands of police and vigilantes.
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Following two college girls who team up as vigilantes to take on rapists on their campus, the Sweet/Vicious was both timely and — in the world of 2017 — ever so slightly before its time.
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According to Sanho Tree, director of the Washington-based Drug Policy Project, the 1,900 figure includes more than 700 confirmed killings by police officers, as well as hundreds of additional murders committed by vigilantes.
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Friday, three female suicide bombers planning to carry out an attack near the northern Cameroon village of Limani were spotted by local vigilantes before they could blow themselves up, Cameroon's state broadcaster CRTV said.
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Yet the government's failure to curb murderous cow vigilantes or online trolls who brand dissent as treason, even as it uses state institutions to harass critics, means there is less space for free expression.
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The Zongolica vigilantes are the first in the state of Veracruz to join the wider phenomenon that is most prominent in the states of Guerrero and Michoacán on the other side of the country.
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More than 2,300 people have been killed in the four-month campaign, mostly in police operations to arrest suspects and others classified as deaths under investigation and believed to be the work of vigilantes.
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"Now there's this new masked vigilante, and she has her own feelings about vigilantes, and it becomes a push and pull about who gets to decide who gets to be a hero," Kreisberg said.
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Modi has in the past condemned violence by cow vigilantes, but critics and opposition politicians say some of the right-wing Hindu groups involved have links to his party, a charge the BJP denies.
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Since taking office in early June, his police force has waged a bloody war on drug dealers and users, resulting in the deaths of thousands of suspects at the hands of police and vigilantes.
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Or, in the case of Jules and Ophelia, the two college-women-turned-vigilantes in MTV's new series Sweet/Vicious, sometimes you can find a friend who will actually risk their life with you.
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One does not compete for legitimacy at the ideological extremes, but rather, at the ideological center—an audience generally unpersuaded to take up violent tactics to follow masked vigilantes into an unknown utopian future.
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A rescue attempt on Wednesday ended in the deaths of at least 37 members of the original prospecting team and the rescuers, including Nigerian military and armed vigilantes, according to officials and military sources.
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The jet, assigned to 'Vigilantes' of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 151, had been on a routine training flight when a "mishap occurred," the Navy said in a follow-up tweet about two hours later.
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The pilot, who was assigned to the "Vigilantes" Strike Fighter Squadron 151, was based at Naval Air Station Lemoore and was flying a routine training mission when he crashed in Death Valley National Park.
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In the mid-eighties, the FARC agreed to call a truce and to recast itself as a political party—only to see thousands of its loyalists murdered by government death squads and paramilitary vigilantes.
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In one they are students who worry about sorority life, love interests, and friends; in the other they are vigilantes, pursuing justice against the men who rape and sexually assault women on their campus.
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The Anti-Homosexuality Act created a surge in hate crime against LGBTQ+ people, and the Anti-Pornography Act, which included a "mini-skirt ban," led to police and vigilantes stripping women in the streets.
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The idea of Hooded Justice as a fascist works in the graphic novel when the motive is to show the terrifying nature of superheroes and vigilantes, but the show plays Hooded Justice much differently.
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Modi has in the past condemned violence by cow vigilantes, but critics and opposition politicians say some of the right-wing Hindu groups involved have links to his party, a charge the BJP denies.
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Mr. Quaid plays Hughie Campbell, a store clerk who joins a group of non-superpowered vigilantes seeking to take down the superheroes because his girlfriend was killed by one of them in an accident.
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Mr. Basuki (no relation to the former governor) said that one way for the government to resist hard-line Islamist groups was to take over the role of enforcing Islamic behavioral norms from vigilantes.
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More than 8,000 people have been killed since Duterte took office eight months ago, mostly drug users killed by mysterious gunmen in incidents authorities attribute to vigilantes, gang members silencing informants, or unrelated murders.
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Rights groups have said they have found evidence of abuses by the insurgents, including the burning of some Buddhists' homes, but on a much smaller scale than abuses committed by the army and Buddhist vigilantes.
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According to the theory that the Riverdale gang settled on, Svenson pointed to the wrong man as the one who murdered his family (the "Riverdale Reaper"), thus leading to that man's murder by town vigilantes.
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Internet vigilantes on social media identified some of the white supremacists who descended upon Charlottesville this weekend, which is what happens when the modern version of the Ku Klux Klan doesn't bother to wear hoods.
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These crimes had been "perpetrated by Myanmar security forces and extremist Buddhist vigilantes", Alam said, calling for an end to what he called "xenophobic rhetoric..including from higher echelons of the government and the military".
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The Philippine Daily Inquirer's "Kill List" -- regarded as one of the most accurate records of the killings of suspected drug dealers by police and vigilantes -- has recorded 832 deaths since Duterte assumed office June 30.
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It was a time when the city was facing a skyrocketing murder rate (roughly five murders a day in 1985) and a call for vigilantes like Bernie Goetz to take matters into their own hands.
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Many vigilantes were part of the newly created Ku Klux Klan, a loose network rather than a single organization of racial terror, though hundreds of black and white Republicans were also killed by impromptu mobs.
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Imprisoned twice for inciting violence, the leader of the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) had until recently occupied the fringe of Indonesian society, his followers regarded as thuggish vigilantes with a penchant for extremism and extortion.
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"Acehnese authorities should release the four and protect the public from marauding vigilantes who target vulnerable minorities," said Graeme Reid, director of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights program at Human Rights Watch.
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Rights groups say more than half of more than 400 Rohingya villages in the north of Rakhine state have been torched in a campaign by the security forces and Buddhist vigilantes to drive out Muslims.
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Police have stood by while vigilantes have stormed "gay sex parties", and have themselves broken up gatherings at spas and hostels, charging some with violating strict pornography laws, and prompting many others to go underground.
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As governments and vigilantes around the world continue targeting IS online, apps circulated outside of Google Play or iOS stores provide new opportunities to plant disguised malware into the mix, and thus infiltrate the community.
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Typical cowboy culture in the western United States is characterized by an outlaw state: Cowboys as rulers of a time where law and order scarcely reigned and bandits were brought to justice by horseback vigilantes.
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Public displays of bovine sacrifice would be unthinkable — even life-threatening — in much of this country: Mobs of Hindus known as "cow vigilantes" have murdered Muslims in recent years, accusing them of slaughtering sacred cattle.
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Since December of last year, at least 150 men have been detained, and 50 killed, by vigilantes with connections to the state security apparatus in the majority-Muslim, historically fractious republic in the North Caucasus.
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The ambitious comic series by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, which first appeared in 63, imagined a realistic group of "costumed vigilantes" enmeshed in the nuclear arms race and Vietnam War, among other geopolitical conflicts.
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In April, a 55-year-old Muslim man was killed in the state of Rajasthan after he was attacked by a crowd of about 200 Hindu vigilantes who believed he was transporting cows to slaughter.
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Since he took office in June, more than 2,000 people have been killed by the police in what officers describe as drug raids, and the police say several hundred more have been killed by vigilantes.
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Many residents, including ethnic Russians, he said, opposed Moscow's land grab but mostly stayed silent out of fear of reprisals by thuggish pro-Russian vigilantes and security officials who flooded into the peninsula from Russia.
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En Tailandia, millones de trabajadores indocumentados de países más pobres como Birmania y Camboya son vulnerables a sufrir abusos, afirmaron los vigilantes del medioambiente y añadieron que aumentará la necesidad de trabajadores de ese tipo.
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Although the series operated in a world of costumed vigilantes, Dr. Manhattan offered the primary link to a true alternate superhero reality that provided the spine of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' landmark graphic novel.
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"They told me that the city had condemned Invader's work after he'd installed a piece on Notre-Dame," Pierre Ropert, a Parisian who saw the two vigilantes at work on August 2, claimed on Twitter.
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Sharia police in Aceh Province recently caned two men caught by vigilantes having sex in a private home—an act that spurred such global outcry that authorities were ordered to stop caning people in public.
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But it does try to, in its own way, present several philosophies of vigilantes, heroes, and authoritarianism, and to offer an overarching view of how superhero comic books, movies, and television shows reckon with those ideas.
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Some state governments turn a blind eye to vigilantes such as those who beat a (licensed) Muslim dairy farmer to death in Rajasthan last week; others have encouraged hyper-zealous "inspections", followed by closures, of slaughterhouses.
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Dominican vigilantes armed with sticks and machetes assaulted their Haitian neighbors, shoving a woman to the ground as she screamed and grabbing a man with dreadlocks and cutting off some of his curls with a pocketknife.
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Fifteen years later, name tag-wearing vigilantes are still figuratively (and literally, in one case) shouting "Fuck the Police" by using whatever they have on hand: condiments, a mouthful of spit, and their own restaurant's speakers.
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The bill comes as Duterte's war on crime is in full swing, with at least 200 people killed in the past month, according to police, who say many of the deaths are the work of vigilantes.
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They continue to blunder into obvious traps, make stupid decisions that lure ever more dangerous bands of vigilantes toward them, and repeatedly get in the way of their own survival, all in the name of family.
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Human Rights Watch research indicates that many of the 85033,271 killings the police attribute to "vigilantes" and drug gangs are a veneer to shield themselves and police agents from culpability in death-squad-style extrajudicial executions.
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"The violence and persecution by military and vigilantes which resulted in driving 700,000 Rohingya into Bangladesh is without excuse," Pence told Suu Kyi on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Singapore.
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Rights activists are optimistic the case could improve protection for members of minority groups, some of whom have faced persecution and humiliation at the hands of vigilantes in recent years and in some cases legal persecution.
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On Sunday, after a tip from civilian vigilantes, police moved the search to York Landing, a small town in Manitoba, 50 miles as the crow flies from Gillam, where the teens were last spotted on Thursday.
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In contrast, Watchmen explores how costumed vigilantes may actually shape the culture around them, and how the presence of but a single legitimately supernatural being would drastically alter politics, warfare, and technology on a global scale.
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If they were independent, there would be a significant number of cases in which the "vigilantes" were apprehended by the police either as the killings were taking place or soon thereafter in response to immediate outcries.
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Even acknowledging the failings of the police and setting aside the issue of knife-wielding watchmen, it feels hard to be sure that vigilantes like Stinson Hunter and his successors are doing more good than harm.
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More than 655,000 Rohingya have fled western Myanmar since August, when an attack on police posts by Rohingya insurgents catalyzed a brutal campaign of rape, murder and arson by Myanmar's army and associated ethnic Rakhine vigilantes.
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A title card tells us that a year later, Duterte, bowing to outside pressure, promised to cut down on extrajudicial killings of suspected drug users, actions that human rights groups have attributed to police and vigilantes.
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More than 2,000 people have been killed by the police — and at least an additional 1,83 by vigilantes — since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in July and promised to rid the country of the drug scourge.
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"Watchmen" is a follow-up to the graphic novel, which takes place in an alternate 1985 where costumed vigilantes have been outlawed and America won the Vietnam War thanks to the super being called Doctor Manhattan.
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Throughout the day at least 225,2853 white vigilantes came from all over the state and from Mississippi to join plantation owners, their managers, sheriffs, deputies and the veterans to put down what they called an uprising.
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Calling for citizens to enforce the ban raises the specter of vigilantes' carrying out their own interpretation of Mr. Duterte's strict prohibitions, as was reported during his tenure as mayor of Davao dating to the 1980s.
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On occasion, though, her fear resurges; when I first visited her at her home, she'd spent the previous night in her rocking chair, keeping watch, having been alerted by a noise that stirred thoughts of vigilantes.
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Trayvon Martin and 12-year-old Tamir Rice are something else altogether, heart-rending combinations of both Tills, père and fils, doomed man-children in the fretful, trigger-happy imagination of American vigilantes and law enforcement.
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The local authorities, as you might imagine, weren't too keen on private citizens fighting crime, but in 1981 the city and the Angels reached a "memorandum of understanding" where the vigilantes agreed to work with the cops.
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And yet the question stands as to why vigilantes with AR-15 rifles have repeatedly confronted the government on behalf of local landowners in the West — a classic Wise Use principle, if not a Wise Use tactic.
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At the al-Baqi cemetery nearby, the resting place of many of the Prophet's descendants, Sunni vigilantes and puritans scowled at Shia worshippers but, in contrast with previous years, they held back from beating them with sticks.
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A group spokesman said they were making 'citizen's arrests' "We cannot allow racist and armed vigilantes to kidnap and detain people seeking asylum," the ACLU of New Mexico said in a letter to state authorities last week.
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But the question is how they will do it' Within it all, Román finds hope in reports of vigilantes rising up in other municipalities, like Soledad de Atzompa, Tequila, Río Blanco, and Tlaquilpa, in this year alone.
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The team searching for oil in Nigeria's conflict-ridden northeast was made up of members from the state oil firm and university researchers and staff, while the attempted rescue was carried out by military personnel and vigilantes.
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Only a tiny fraction of the vigilantes have received any military training, yet many are armed with cutlasses or handmade muskets known as "Dane guns" (after the European traders who first introduced firearms in the 19th century).
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Whether the latest incarnation of Spider-Man will work on the screen or not is an open question, but this return to the niche of teendom does help set the character apart from the other masked vigilantes.
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Rights activists say the proposed rules could breach basic rights like privacy and could be subject to interpretation by vigilantes, the police and courts so that a party in someone's home could be deemed a public event.
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Bock said the aircraft involved in the crash was part of the "Vigilantes" of Strike Fighter Squadron 151 at Lemoore, but the Navy was withholding the identity of the pilot until after next of kin were notified.
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Rappler has been a consistent thorn in the side of the Duterte administration, closely documenting its so-called "war on drugs," a widespread crackdown that has been condemned for encouraging police and vigilantes to commit extrajudicial killings.
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Mr. Duterte's remarks on Wednesday followed his angry retorts to the United States recently after Washington questioned his government's continuing antidrug war, which has left more than 1,300 people dead, many of them victims of unknown vigilantes.
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Unlike officials in the United States and other Western countries, China has refrained from criticizing Mr. Duterte's deadly campaign against drugs, in which about 1,400 people have been killed by the police and hundreds more by vigilantes.
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In the southern state of Telangana, one of 217 states where the BJP is not in power, a man named Purushottam Gupta was arrested shortly after Modi gave a speech in August last year condemning cow vigilantes.
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With unemployment very low and the economy growing at a healthy clip, the last thing the economy needed was a fiscal stimulus that might stoke fears of inflation and bring the bond vigilantes out of the woodwork.
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To be sure, stories in which the public mistakenly believe superheroes to be villains have been around since "The Green Hornet" (1936), and government restrictions on ultrahuman vigilantes form the backstory of the "Watchmen" and "Incredibles" franchises.
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The Roman Catholic Church has vocally opposed Mr. Duterte's deadly campaign, and an underground network of churches and safe houses is offering sanctuary — quietly, to avoid the attention of the vigilantes responsible for much of the killing.
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He has effectively declared open season on those he and his minions accuse of being drug users and dealers, at least 4,000 of whom have been killed by the police and vigilantes since he came to office.
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Many officials in his party, including ministers, have taken what are widely considered extremist positions when it comes to protecting cows, a sacred animal in Hinduism, or siding with vigilantes who target Muslim or low-caste butchers.
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In the weeks since Duterte's election victory there has been a jump in the number of suspected drug dealers shot dead by police and anonymous vigilantes, a sign, critics say, that a spiral of violence has already begun.
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Institute Respublica, a local pro-democracy NGO, reported that activists are frequently harassed by vigilantes when holding legal meetings or rallies related to politically-controversial positions, such as the promotion of LGBT rights or opposition to the war.
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Their hearts might be in the right place but she thinks that there's an openness to being a hero, and vigilantes are about secrets and shadows and darkness, and it's just not the kind of hero she is.
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This isn't a direct adaptation of Moore's 1986 work, which focuses on vigilantes in an alternate United States operating during the Cold War and is widely regarded as one of the most important comic books of all time.
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" On Tuesday, the ministry said that data for new categories on crimes against journalists, human rights violations by security forces and attacks by cow vigilantes, among others, had been withheld because it was "unreliable" and "prone to misinterpretation.
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Set in a world where superheroes are real, but also terrible people who abuse their vast powers, The Boys focuses on a group of vigilantes who work to hold those "heroes" accountable — with lots of bloody, aggressive mayhem.
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But they have put aside the political principles of personal space, of sovereignty over one's body in an age when the bodies of queer people and people of color are consistently violated by government authorities and violent vigilantes.
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"Half of the deaths are attributed not to Duterte's police but to vigilantes, ex-policemen, or, as the police spokesman told me when I interviewed him for my show, crimes of vengeance perpetrated by common people," he said.
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These abuses by some among the Burmese military, security forces, and local vigilantes have caused tremendous suffering and forced hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to flee their homes in Burma to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
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From India's female vigilantes who beat men accused of rape, to demonstrators in Argentina demanding safe abortions, women have been speaking out on local issues that matter to them, said Inna Shevchenko, famous for her topless feminist protests.
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A self-confident country is now portrayed in the German media as an anxious nation, where citizen vigilantes are patrolling the streets and a virtually collapsing government coalition has no idea how to fix the mismanaged refugee debacle.
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Those in breach of the law can face a prison sentence of up to two months, according to rights group Amnesty International, which says women and girls are regularly stopped in the street by morality police and vigilantes.
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As the Black Lives Matter movement coalesced following the killings of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, she also found herself confronted with stories of unarmed Black people's deaths at the hands of police, neighborhood vigilantes, and white supremacists.
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He compared the series to its source material of the same name, the 1986 comic series-turned-graphic novel, about a group of masked vigilantes that are roped into a conspiracy after one of their own is murdered.
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That in turn will either force the Federal Reserve to move to a higher interest rate path or else to have it risk incurring the wrath of the bond market vigilantes once the first signs of inflation emerge.
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In a coordinated fight-back, police and vigilantes now conduct spot checks around plantations to make sure nobody is sneaking out early-harvested pods that might leach onto the international market and compromise Malagasy vanilla's top-notch brand.
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He came to prominence in a zero-tolerance climate for drug offenses in the country, led by Duterte's infamous war on drugs, which has seen thousands of suspected drug users and dealers gunned down by police and vigilantes.
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READ MORE: How 'The Boys' comic book survived cancellation and inspired Amazon's new hit superhero TV seriesThe "Watchmen" graphic novel follows a group of costumed vigilantes who uncover a vast conspiracy after one of their own is murdered.
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The region experienced one of its bloodiest days in living memory on Saturday, when gunmen in central Mali killed at least 157 people in a village inhabited by Fulani herders — prompting the government to vow to disarm vigilantes.
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Since taking office in June, Mr. Duterte has embarked on a bloody campaign against drugs — particularly shabu, a cheap form of methamphetamine — that has left about 2,000 people killed by police officers, and hundreds of others by vigilantes.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Three minors were among seven people shot dead by suspected vigilantes in the Philippines at a house storing illegal narcotics, police said on Thursday, in the latest killings during a bloody and murky war on drugs.
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He said he would take responsibility for anyone who was wrongly accused, although what action he would take was not clear, particularly since the list might be seen by vigilantes or the police as a license to kill.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A new emergency decree in Turkey could allow vigilantes to carry out political violence with impunity against opponents of the government suspected of involvement in last year's coup attempt, Turkey's main lawyers' groups said on Monday.
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Gupta had refused a court order to hand back 215 cattle seized by cow vigilantes and kept them with some 211,250 other cows at a facility next to the ashram where he is the de facto deputy head.
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Such skirmishes do not compare to the all-out offensives that reached a peak when the Familia split and the Templarios were formed in 2010, or when the vigilantes initially took on the Templarios in 2013 and 2014.
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One of them, Chel Diokno, a human rights lawyer, has taken on Mr. Duterte's antidrug war in the courts, helping relatives of some of the thousands of Filipinos who have been gunned down by police officers or vigilantes.
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A Reuters special report published on Tuesday cited two senior law enforcement officials saying the police had received cash for executing drug suspects, planted evidence and had carried out most of the killings they had blamed on vigilantes.
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More than 4,200 suspected drug dealers have been killed by police in Duterte's anti-narcotics campaign since June 2016, as well as several thousand more by unknown gunmen who authorities have described as vigilantes, or rival gang members.
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Their rhetoric about Muslims is rooted in the Hindutva worldview, which drives the R.S.S. It is no coincidence that since Mr. Modi's election in 2014, cow-protection vigilantes associated with the R.S.S. have targeted Muslims for eating beef.
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OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Burkina Faso's parliament has voted to provide funding and training to local vigilantes in response to the growing firepower of jihadist groups who threaten to overrun government forces across large swathes of the West African country.
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"Indian police investigations into mob attacks are almost as likely to accuse the minority victims of a crime as they are to pursue vigilantes with government connections," said Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asia director of Human Rights Watch.
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When Myanmar's military and Buddhist vigilantes descended on Rohingya Muslim villages in late August, burning homes and spraying gunfire, 6003 members of Jehora's family — including her mother, her father and four of her siblings — couldn't run quickly enough.
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His ambush by a cadre of redneck vigilantes was so inevitable that he had already prepared like Jamie Lee Curtis in the new "Halloween," hunkering down on a property equipped with trip wires, land mines and assault weapons.
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Yet at the same time — a fact not lost on the vigilantes or their supporters — the city announced a $100 million paving program, including crews working twelve hours a day, seven days a week, specifically to fill potholes.
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Critics might still argue that public shaming of the kind Squire promotes constitutes a watered-down form of doxing, and that this willingness to take matters into their own hands makes Squire and her cohort no better than vigilantes.
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Among the non-showbiz-related favorites are Mr. Oppenheimer's "The Look of Silence," an intimate companion piece to his earlier work about Indonesia; "Going Clear," Alex Gibney's profile of Scientology; and "Cartel Land," about vigilantes fighting Mexico's drug wars.
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Dalit herdsmen and leather traders have suffered numerous attacks by "cow vigilantes," and earlier this year violent clashes erupted over the 200th anniversary of a colonial-era battle in which Dalits sided with the British against upper-caste Hindus.
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Vigilantes have famously fought drug gangs in the nearby states of Michoacán and Guerrero in recent years, but their emergence in the major city of Guadalajara, the capital of the state of Jalisco, is more recent and hardly reported.
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On "Sweet/Vicious," Taylor Dearden and Eliza Bennett play a pair of wannabe vigilantes who seek to bring justice for victims of sexual assault on their college campus -- basically superheroes without capes who also have to go to class.
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None of the vigilantes behind the "citizen's arrest" — which is not permitted under Bulgarian law — show their faces in the clip but all are dressed in camouflage gear, and one man appears to have a machete strapped to him.
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But Human Rights Watch, as well as other rights groups, say that as many as 12,000 suspects have been killed, including those slain by vigilantes who leave signs on their victims warning others not to follow in their wake.
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"These vigilantes have conveniently forgotten that many a spouse, parent, sibling and near and dear one have been brought home safe and secure from affected countries, thanks to the heroic efforts of these Air India crew," said the release.
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Repeatedly, vigilantes told me they hope to draw America's gaze — to provoke the consciousness of that powerful Christian nation, which once gave them the word of God and might now lend its might to their holy crusade against drugs.
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Princeton historian Beth Lew-Williams explains the basic logic in her book The Chinese Must Go: Though the vigilantes set their sights on ridding themselves of Chinese neighbors, the expulsions were not simply local means directed towards local ends.
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Mr. Duterte, facing his biggest crisis since taking office nearly a year ago, had talked of declaring martial law nationwide in his antidrug campaign, which has resulted in thousands of deaths at the hands of police officers and vigilantes.
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Where Moore wrote an alternative history of Cold War America — a pre-apocalyptic dystopia in which masked vigilantes have been outlawed — Lindelof reaches back and forward in time to root his caped-crusaders story in a brutal American tragedy.
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When said grandmother is murdered in their home, Jonah discovers something she hid from the world: she was a member of a secret fraternity of Nazi-hunting vigilantes, exacting revenge on those conspiring to bring about a Fourth Reich.
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The second part of Grann's subtitle nods to the fitful investigation into the killings and their role in shaping the modern F.B.I. In the 1920s, law enforcement was typically conducted by a patchwork of sheriffs, private detectives and vigilantes.
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A few years ago, some vigilantes pretended to take the bait of one of those African hoaxes ("I have $500,000 in an account that I will transfer to you if you can just help me with the wiring fees…").
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The authorities appeared to be following a similar strategy in their efforts to contain the power of the vigilantes who also rose up in neighboring Michoacán in 2013, by detaining the leaders who were most critical of the government.
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Such facilities are common in UP, although they do not advertise their whereabouts for fear of antagonising "cow vigilantes", Hindu militants who harass and extort in the name of protecting cows, which a majority of Indians hold to be sacred.
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The government began working with some of the vigilantes and the cartel was dismantled, but the vigilante movement was soon sullied by the inclusion of many ex-cartel members and weakened by the imprisonment of some of its main original leaders.
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But Crusat said now that evacuees have been allowed to go back into Leilani Estates, most of the animals have already been retrieved and on this mission they encountered vigilantes who were driving around the streets too to collect animals.
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By building up young vigilantes who are both smart and physically powerful enough not to get caught (yet), Sweet / Vicious unfurls a thrilling fantasy of a world in which girls have a major say in both defining justice and executing it.
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But it was also put to sinister use by online vigilantes who used the technology to harass unfortunate victims, and there is concern that authoritarian regimes will use the same technology to identify dissidents and protestors in rallies and demonstrations.
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Contrast this with how the news heavily pushed a barrage of stories about innocent Black people being killed by police officers and vigilantes; and later transitioned to coverage of the resurgence of white nationalism in the months since Trump was elected.
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The idea of slipping into a special suit that enhanced the wearer's reflexes is a tantalizing one for comic book fans, but the research has a long way to go before vigilantes with bonafide superpowers will be roaming the streets.
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With rewards worth up to 200 million won ($21,23), it is also fuelling a cottage industry of camera-wielding, receipt-scavenging vigilantes targeting expensive restaurants and fancy weddings in a country with a deep tradition of entertaining and gift-giving.
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Members of an oil prospecting team were kidnapped in the northeast's restive Lake Chad Basin region on Tuesday, prompting a rescue bid that left at least 37 dead including members of the team, rescuers from the military and vigilantes, officials say.
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While Clinton has apologized for the latter and sought to atone by featuring on the campaign trail Sybreana Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, and other mothers of young blacks killed by vigilantes or the police, again, many black voters remain skeptical.
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Kano, Nigeria (CNN)At least 803 people were killed and more than 80 others injured in a triple suicide attack Tuesday in the town of Mandarari, in Nigeria's Borno State, according to civilian vigilantes fighting Boko Haram Islamists in the area.
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He is consumed by his desire to avenge his father's death: He plans to kill the cop who riled up a mob of Hindu vigilantes to beat his father to death when they found a dead cow in his truck.
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"These abuses by some among the Burmese military, security forces, and local vigilantes have caused tremendous suffering and forced hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to flee their homes in Burma to seek refuge in Bangladesh," he said.
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MANILA — Killings by the police and vigilantes in the Philippines' war on drugs have soared to nearly 1,800 in the seven weeks since President Rodrigo Duterte was sworn into office, the nation's top police official told a Senate hearing on Monday.
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If they are never, or hardly ever, apprehended, it means they are themselves members of the police posing as vigilantes; or they are known to the police, and they are cooperating with the police, who make sure that they get away.
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Still, the vigilantes are in for a rude awakening if they are dreaming of a Goldilocks economy, quiescent inflation and an obliging Federal Reserve absorbing trillions of dollars of a rising public and private loan demand at unchanged credit terms.
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An online mob of self-proclaimed vigilantes hunted down the man in shorts from the video and wrongly accused him of being the person who threw a firecracker that "deprived [the policeman] of his eyesight", a widely shared Facebook post reads.
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VICE has spent months tracking the movement, shadowing stings in multiple cities and conducting dozens of interviews with vigilantes, members of law enforcement, experts in child exploitation and pedophilia, lawyers, and people who claim to have been victimized by the videos.
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It is a sentiment shared by thousands of other volunteer vigilantes who have been instrumental in checking Boko Haram's progress but whose presence now casts a shadow over longer-term efforts to bring stability to the troubled Lake Chad region.
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