Examples of using Batons in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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She was attacked by nearly 20 of her own family members, who struck her and her husband with bricks and batons.
The interior ministry accused protesters of throwing gasoline bombs and wielding batons, wounding four government troops.
when she was interrogated, the authorities shocked her with long electric batons.
policemen beat me to the floor and shocked me all over my body with high-voltage electric batons.
bayonets, batons, clubs, and similar.
bayonets, batons, clubs, and similar weapons.
Myanmar police beat students with batons and detained some of them as they broke up a group of about 200 protesters who had been locked in a standoff with security forces for more than a week, a Reuters witness said.
two of them carrying batons, carried containers filled with flammable liquid into the printing press of the Hong Kong edition of The Epoch Times.
physical torture, sometimes of an extreme kind-shocks with electric batons, stress positions, and burning are often reported.
Police used tear gas, rubber bullets and batons to disperse crowds of black-clad demonstrators- most of them young people and students- calling for authorities to scrap the Beijing-backed law.
tear gas into the crowds and using pepper spray and batons- was a turning point.
such as shocking me with their electric batons,” he said.
peaceful during the day, but it turned violent overnight, with police trying to clear protesters with batons.
shocked with electric batons, tied up, put on a“death bed,”
beaten by the police or Dr. Zhang, who was cruelly tortured with electric batons, they are both victims of torture.
Police used batons and pepper spray to disperse thousands of protesters who again took to the streets of a Hong Kong suburb Sunday to demand the complete withdrawal of a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China, as well as Lam's resignation.
Police used batons and pepper spray to disperse thousands of protesters who again took to the streets of a Hong Kong suburb to demand the complete withdrawal of a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China, as well as the resignation of the Beijing-approved leader Carrie Lam.
Batons were given to top commanders in most European armies from at least the Renaissance, as a revival of classical practice. They were typically presented by the monarch, and latterly were often elaborate pieces of metalwork, though earlier portraits show plain batons of wood, often longer and thinner than later examples.
including women and children with batons, chains and stones,
shields, batons, to Hong Kong require a license from the Department, and the Department consults with the Departments of State