| Those with disabilities can find themselves disadvantaged and sometimes victimised. |
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| This is not really a solution as they are doubly victimised, activists feel. |
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| In many countries people are victimised, terrorised, disappeared or tortured, for publicly, or even privately, expressing dissent. |
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| And Canada's prostitution laws push women into dark industrial areas of the urban landscape in which they are more likely to be victimised. |
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| People are harassed, victimised for speaking to the Press, hauled before terrible kangaroo courts if they step out of line. |
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| Instead the over-taxed, ripped-off and victimised motorist is forced by self-appointed traffic commissars into an ever-diminishing number of already clogged traffic arteries. |
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| Meanwhile, young men, who are victimised at more than three times the national rate, are unusually unbothered. |
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| The impact is a much narrower mind-set, a very limited worldview, a very victimised worldview. |
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| Such firms are often victimised by governments and multinational companies. |
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| Increasingly, reporters are victimised for making public vital information when it embarrasses their government. |
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| If anyone is being victimised in Turkey today, it is those that criticise Erdoğan. |
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| There is a huge hidden minority of people that are harassed and victimised at borders. |
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| Make sure that the groups are formed randomly so as to avoid anybody in group four feeling victimised. |
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| I began by saying that I did not know if I could share in the success, when I myself was being victimised. |
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| Educators and their students at all levels have been victimised by all sides in the conflict. |
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| A town hall employee claims he was victimised after accusing his boss of breaching the council's code of conduct by accepting tickets to watch a premiership soccer match. |
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| The children are victimised, picked on, beaten up, laughed and jeered at. |
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| They have to be careful that innocent persons are not victimised. |
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| When Yahoo bureaucracy rules, people die in the health services and the aged in nursing homes are victimised while benchmark payments are pocketed. |
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| After a convenor was victimised from that workplace the number of stewards was reduced from 18 to four and hard won agreements were ripped up by management. |
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| Some victimised groups do not have citizenship rights or have diminished legal rights. |
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| Organisers of autonomous unions or nonviolent workers' actions should not be victimised. |
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| The media have conferred on him the image of the victimised rebel, who was transported to a penal colony as the price of his principled insubordination. |
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| During the civil war, when rebels and government forces alike ruled with guns, women were brutalised and victimised, as were children. |
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| In the course of these events, Mrs Andreasen has definitely not been victimised. |
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| They may thus have perpetrated some of the crimes that victimised the other applicants. |
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| Not only are individual women victimised, but whole societies suffer major setbacks. |
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| Therefore it is important to seek to eliminate situations where a juvenile might be victimised by other inmates. |
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| These same women are often the most personally victimised and simultaneously the most invisible in a movement that is all about violence against women. |
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| Having developed a position of autonomy vis-à-vis each of the armed actors several years ago, they have nevertheless been victimised by the paramilitary, the Armed Forces, and the guerrilla in several Departments. |
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| In an interview with the BBC Hamilton, said that he had been to the stewards five races out of six thus far in the season and felt victimised. |
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| The outsourcing of essential services such as campus security and student counselling may mean there are fewer qualified people to listen to students who are victimised. |
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| Those who loved the book felt they were being victimised for venerating the names of God and Jesus and for the spiritual experiences they enjoyed when they invoked the name of Jesus. |
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| Those who were regularly stopped felt victimised by the police. |
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| This kind of rhetoric always goes with a sense of being victimised. |
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| The employers arbitrarily fined men for minor reasons, disallowed wages on false pretexts and victimised perceived radicals. |
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| Conclusion I know that the car industry sometimes feels victimised. |
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| It outlines procedures for trial proceedings, sentencing, legal advice, to postconviction requirements such as counselling and treatment of a victimised child. |
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| Members of victimised groups may indeed have a lower attendance or success rate in schools, or may indeed commit more crime on average, or may have higher rates of family breakdown. |
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| Swaziland ranks highly in both data sets, while in Uganda the police record little crime, despite the fact that a large share of citizens report being victimised in surveys. |
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| Stuart Skelton broke the heart as the shambolically victimised Grimes, and from a largely excellent cast Alan Opie was a sorrowingly wise Captain Balstrode. |
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