Examples of using Rape in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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It's consistent with rape.
So you rape people?
Would that be all right, or are you afraid that I will rape you again?
Yes, but I think I overdid it on that rape story.
Oh, geez. God, you sound like a rapist. I didn't rape him.
I did not kill that police woman. And I did not rape Ann Gallagher.
Sure, I pay the troll toll, and then I rape Dennis.
For testifying, for divorcing me, for believing that I could possibly rape that woman.
I will become Ranjit and rape everyone.
Where testimony in rape prosecution concerning clothing of defendant was--".
Most rape victims close their eyes during the attack, turn their heads.
This included victims of torture or rape, people requiring special medical treatment, elderly and disabled people, and in particular, women and children.
Oho, ppl who rape look like this only girl, tommorow if somehting happens, some useless comment, what are the cops doing?
Their lack of mobility or forensic capacity makes it difficult to collect tangible evidence in rape cases and apprehend suspects in remote areas.
Rape survivors reported collusion and close links between the militia, TNI and the police.
(c) Conducting comprehensive studies on the root causes of rape and other violence against women;
Declares that rape is a heinous crime and encourages the International Tribunal to give due priority to the cases of the victims of rape in the areas of armed conflict in the former Yugoslavia, in particular in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina;
A law prohibiting paedophilia had been adopted; a bill concerning violence in the home and child rape had been submitted to the National Assembly; and new measures had been taken to strengthen the child adoption law.
She stressed that all those who had committed crimes would be held individually responsible before the International Tribunal on the former Yugoslavia, under the statute of which rape was considered to be a war crime and a crime against humanity.
The violations of human rights and humanitarian law by the parties to the conflict have had a number of tragic human consequences, such as forced displacement, killings, rape and abduction of women and children, and slavery.