Examples of using Victimization in English and their translations into German
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which was probably the least successful victimization operation of the day.
suppress the aspects of victimization and responsibility.
Victimization by Rapists and knife stabbers,
These states were part of the NCVS(National Crime Victimization Survey) and the database is known as the NIBRS National Incident-Based Reporting System.
it's rather a shared understanding of victimization that has travelled from left to right.
Any such victimization will be dealt with swiftly and with strict disciplinary consequences.
Less guilt, less victimization and a better sense of what is right.
Prevention of recriminations, victimization or harassment.
The former went alongside a victimization of individuals after the end of World War II.
Your victimization by the NSA system means that you are well aware of the threat that unrestricted secret police pose for democracies.
Thus present-day multiculturalism is a formula for the exploitation and victimization of whites, which can only increase racial tensions.
forcing anyone to do anything brings power struggles, victimization, anger, vengefulness and mistrust.
and'when victimization is identity, then the victim's passionate anger can be called out even when there is no actual victimization.
On the other hand, if you are stuck in the past through victimization and anger, you will simply manifest more reasons to remain stuck in victimization until you are ready to release it.
Female prisoners experience disproportionately high levels of disadvantage, victimization and poverty.
To be sure, Polish and Italian immigrants also endured victimization and discrimination before gaining acceptance by French society.
there's chemicals for victimization.
hate crimes, and victimization….
This card tells about victimization, blind love
associating feminism with victimization.