Karimov's own family were not immune from the harsh treatment.
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Some are fleeing from harsh treatment levied by old bosses.
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In that light, BNP can justifiably complain of harsh treatment.
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Nor did he deny that they were subjected to harsh treatment.
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Many in the ranks call harsh treatment a rite of passage.
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Others blasted the harsh treatment Morsi had experienced in Egyptian prison.
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Other young people whose situations garnered less attention have received harsh treatment.
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There are also numerous complaints of harsh treatment by Border Patrol agents.
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Not everyone in the National League for Democracy favors such harsh treatment.
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But Mr. Trump is selling his harsh treatment of asylum-seekers as deliberate.
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His administration has been characterized by secrecy, scandals, and harsh treatment of migrants.
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Trump has demonstrated neither of those qualities in his harsh treatment of Sessions.
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A second set of accusations dealt with harsh treatment of prisoners by the CIA.
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Painters are using scenes of devastation to denounce the harsh treatment of struggling families.
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Dissidents taking on Beijing may be sent to face harsh treatment in the Chinese courts.
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It ignores evidence that shows, uniformly, that harsh treatment isn't deterring families from seeking asylum.
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The harsh treatment she received during her pre-trail detention was condemned internationally as torture.
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But in recent years, a number of workers have complained about harsh treatment and surveillance.
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But workers in some East Coast stores are complaining of harsh treatment, safety lapses and surveillance.
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The problem is that in the harsh treatment the courts are given in interpreting the law.
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Democrats reminded Republicans of their harsh treatment of Obama nominees and the obstruction of Judge Garland.
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He had violent nightmares and other psychiatric problems after harsh treatment there, his medical records show.
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Arpaio rose to national prominence for harsh treatment of prisoners and an overwhelming focus on undocumented immigrants.
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Rights groups say emergency powers led to harsh treatment of Muslims in particular, who number around 4m.
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The needlessly harsh treatment of people applying for universal credit, a welfare benefit, will be softened somewhat.
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But Hong Kong does not single out those who destroy or damage the trees for harsh treatment.
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The ruling surprised human rights advocates, who have grown accustomed to the government's harsh treatment of dissidents.
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By targeting businesses with a recognizable brand for uniquely harsh treatment, policymakers are simply exacerbating the damage.
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What Marty Haggard remembered, as he then described it, was neglect and harsh treatment by his father.
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Such complaints are far from unusual as many older workers are encountering harsh treatment in the workplace.
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She also did not think Sharapova, a Russian, would face unfairly harsh treatment as a female player.
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The students, both in the Houston area, said they had received especially harsh treatment in recent months.
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In addition to missing each other, each complained of frigid conditions and harsh treatment by government agents.
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Last week, The Verge published a report documenting Stephanie Korey's harsh treatment toward Away employees in 2018.
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Pelosi spoke with another former Conyers aide, Melanie Sloan, who has publicly accused him of harsh treatment.
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Looking over the crowd, Francis invoked the harsh treatment endured by indigenous people and called for social justice.
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Arpaio gained a national profile due to his harsh treatment of inmates and outspoken opposition to illegal immigration.
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Except that there is no evidence that harsh treatment — either separation or detention — actually works as a deterrent.
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Many are upset about what they see as government over-reach and harsh treatment of misguided young men.
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Trump's endorsement of Roby is curious considering the president's harsh treatment of other Republican lawmakers who criticize him.
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Those from inside Egypt's powerful military who tried to oppose Mr. el-Sisi also met with harsh treatment.
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Though he has also warned that harsh treatment of the people in Hong Kong could derail trade negotiations.
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He earned local popularity and national notoriety for his harsh treatment of prisoners and zealous pursuit of illegal immigrants.
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Yet many Japanese find little that is nostalgic in an era when women and other groups faced harsh treatment.
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They ordered "harsh treatment" of specific detainees and complained of increasing detainee deaths as corpses piled up and decomposed.
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The authorities' harsh treatment of No-U FC is surprising, considering it was founded to express pro-Vietnamese sentiments.
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The harsh treatment of debtors has often fuelled support in poor areas for far-right and far-left political parties.
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Numerous reports have noted the poor condition of parts of the facility and the harsh treatment of those detained there.
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If anyone finds themselves receiving harsh treatment, he suggests they go to the ACLU website, or contact their local chapter.
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If anyone finds themselves receiving harsh treatment, he suggests they go to the ACLU website, or contact their local chapter.
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The harsh treatment of marginalized populations within Hong Kong, including Southeast Asian minorities and lower income workers, predate current demonstrations.
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Spak might've been offended by Musk's harsh treatment, but his unwavering confidence in Tesla and its Model 3 line persists.
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He maintains that though he was one of many cyclists who doped, he has received disproportionately harsh treatment from the sport.
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Fans decried persecution of a brave whistle-blower, and what seemed vindictively harsh treatment, including nearly a year of solitary confinement.
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Manning, who is transgender, asked Obama for clemency in November, citing harsh treatment in jail, which she said led to suicide attempts.
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"We know there will be harsh treatment for Japanese agriculture if we deal bilaterally with the United States," one Japanese official said.
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Mr. Trump has instead gone in the opposite direction, standing by his harsh treatment of the couple and brazenly antagonizing Washington Republicans.
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The Turks have come under NATO scrutiny for buying a Russian-made missile system and for their harsh treatment of the Kurds.
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Manning, who is transgender, asked Obama for clemency in November citing harsh treatment in jail, which she said led to suicide attempts.
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Armour concluded her column by stating that any harsh treatment Brady receives from the press this week is ultimately a situation he created.
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The school's reputation for harsh treatment was such that we were often threatened with being sent to St. Conleth's if we didn't behave.
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Privately, Senate Republicans were aghast at Mr. Trump's harsh treatment of the attorney general, saying they had never seen a similar Washington spectacle.
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None of the allegations of harsh treatment in the letters are specific enough to be attributed to a particular official, facility or agency.
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There are just a few of the camps, but they're known for harsh treatment, including beatings and electroshock therapy to get children offline.
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A group of French lawyers sent a letter to the Japanese government protesting the harsh treatment he has received, but to no effect.
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In the absence of the IG report, it's impossible to evaluate the merits of this harsh treatment of a 21-year FBI professional.
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That's the essence of President Trump's argument for walls and for increasingly harsh treatment of the human beings at the center of this crisis.
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So America's refusal to help children isn't part of a broad opposition to government programs; we single out children for especially harsh treatment. Why?
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Many other detainees experienced lasting harm after harsh treatment in American custody, including post-traumatic stress disorder, a recent New York Times investigation found.
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Kibler's decision, he wrote, is a reaction to what he described as Activision Blizzard's "incredibly harsh" treatment of Hearthstone pro Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai.
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The jurors might see the judge's harsh treatment of you, feel sorry for you and give you the benefit of doubt on an issue.
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This worrisome trend is also apparent in the increasingly harsh treatment by various governments of independent voices and the most vulnerable parts of their societies.
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The effort has produced impressive growth but also jitters among trading partners who fret about the government's harsh treatment of domestic dissidents and labor activists.
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Outside Arizona, Maricopa is still known as the home of Joe Arpaio, the sheriff whose harsh treatment of immigrants won him accolades from the right.
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Another visitor, Maryam Atefi, 16, was born after the Taliban government fell but said she had heard and read about their harsh treatment of women.
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Trump has said China should handle the situation itself, though he has warned harsh treatment of people in Hong Kong could derail the trade talks.
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Last week, Ghosn's wife Carole released a letter she sent to Human Rights Watch, decrying the harsh treatment he husband faces while detained and being investigated.
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The NYPD, like many police departments, has struggled with racism on the force and accusations that its policies single out people of color for harsh treatment.
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The 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star says her daughter Gia has changed career paths because of the sentence and her mom's harsh treatment behind bars.
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Whereas Mexico once criticised the United States for its harsh treatment of its nationals, it is learning what it means to be a magnet for migrants.
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He said being an L.G.B.T. individual in Russia put him at risk of increasingly harsh treatment, from everyday discrimination on the street to threats and beatings.
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She struggles with a lack of name recognition, however, and she has been the subject of several reports about her alleged harsh treatment of staff. Rep.
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The Republican tax overhaul that Trump signed last year could have singled out Amazon for harsh treatment, but the company still qualifies for every corporate tax break.
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There was the excruciating in-law meet-and-greet in Horn Hill, as well as the loathsome Walder Frey's harsh treatment of his own son-in-law.
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United Nations officials said Mr. Haroon endured such harsh treatment on the journey back to Bahrain that he had to be transferred to a hospital upon arrival.
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One is a set of 10 finger puppets, each representing one of the plagues visited upon the Egyptians as payback for their harsh treatment of the Jews.
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Ebony remarks on the genuine, warm concern she received at a center in contrast to the cold, harsh treatment she experienced when she visited an abortion clinic.
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It revealed 1,304 cases of alleged religious freedom violations in the country last year, while detailing the harsh treatment of political and religious prisoners -- and persecution of Christians.
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She is struggling with a lack of name recognition, however, and she has been the subject of several recent reports about her alleged harsh treatment of staff. Sen.
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The boys, usually aged between 13 and 15 go through harsh treatment to prove their manhood, including being beaten by others to show their pain threshold and endurance.
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But its use of confessions to secure a conviction rate of over 99% reflects a harsh treatment of suspects that has been on full display here (see article).
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Clinton spoke forcefully about empathy for African-Americans who face disproportionately harsh treatment from the police and often begin their lives in poor school districts and lacking other advantages.
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Angola is considered among the toughest of the state's prisons, once a part of a Deep South plantation and known for seething racial tensions and harsh treatment of inmates.
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This emotionally charged environment distorted the poverty debate, and paved the way for a reform bill that many saw as excessively punitive in its harsh treatment of poor families.
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Though, his mother, Svetlana, said he wanted to become a public defender of sorts having suffered what he perceived as harsh treatment from those in charge at Krasnoyarsk prison.
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Name, age and country: Denis Davydov, 32, Russia Asylum claim: Mr. Davydov, who is gay and H.I.V. positive, left his country because L.G.B.T. individuals face increasingly harsh treatment there.
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An informer gave them up, and they were sent for harsh treatment to an inner prison, where they were given half rations and assigned to the dirtiest work details.
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Some critics have alleged harsh treatment by soldiers of opponents of the military intervention last week - a de facto coup against Mugabe, 93, and his 52-year-old wife Grace.
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For Mr Modi's core Hindu-nationalist constituency, talking tough on terror is polite code for harsh treatment of the relatively poor and scattered 14% of the population who are Muslim.
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Many Iraqis want revenge for the harsh treatment they received under the extremists' interpretation of Sunni Islam, which they imposed in Mosul and the other areas they seized in 2014.
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All are seeking to capitalize on animus toward Mr. Trump and Mr. Arpaio, particularly among younger voters, who have grown up hearing stories about the sheriff's harsh treatment of Latinos.
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In eschewing the program, the United States and some of its allies have also focused on China's poor record on human rights, highlighted by the harsh treatment of the Uighurs.
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She was sending a message: The first Palestinian-American woman to enter Congress is not afraid to speak her mind about her heritage — and about Israel's harsh treatment of Palestinians.
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Sanders was the big winner of the night, because he entered the debate as the front-runner but evaded the kind of harsh treatment that a front-runner usually gets.
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The elections this year are the first of their kind under Mr. Xi, whose tenure has been marked by tighter control of civil society and a harsh treatment of dissidents.
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When Islamic State swept into Mosul in June 2014, they were welcomed by those who saw the takeover as promising an end to harsh treatment by Shi'ite-led security forces.
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Traditional faiths came under especially harsh treatment, with the government banning bedrock traditional practices, from worshiping ancestors and local deities to following the advice of geomancy masters and spirit mediums.
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Since Xi came to power, China's increasingly harsh treatment of the Uyghurs -- a Turkic-speaking, largely Muslim minority group in China's restive far west -- has come under growing international scrutiny.
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And while Trump really has followed through on his promises to dole out harsh treatment to immigrants, none of his threatened legal actions against reporters have actually come to pass.
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It's a message I also share when I speak at high school events where teens who are suffering can connect with strategies to not just endure, but to overcome harsh treatment.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. human rights chief said on Wednesday he was shocked at repressive policies being pursued in the United States and Europe, especially the increasingly harsh treatment of migrants.
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But many in the ranks have defended harsh treatment during training as a rite of passage that recruits must pass before taking on a job that can be grueling and terrifying.
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While Egypt, which has received billions of dollars in American aid, remains close allies with the United States, their relationship has been strained recently over Mr. Sisi's harsh treatment of dissidents.
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Senate investigators did not set out to study the psychological consequences of the harsh treatment, but their unclassified summary revealed several cases of men suffering hallucinations, depression, paranoia and other symptoms.
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Such activities were also an irritant to key allies and even put American forces and personnel at risk of legal liability and being subjected to harsh treatment when they are detained.
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His defenders also said Japanese executives at Takata and Toshiba, who were embroiled in serious accounting scandals in 288 and 22011, didn't receive the same harsh treatment or any jail time.
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The harsh treatment and sentencing of military whistleblower Chelsea Manning have made the expectation of a fair trial feel like a remote possibility for anyone who's released classified U.S. government information.
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The volunteers asked the detainees to describe their living conditions at the prison, and the letters revealed common complaints: spoiled food, itchy soap, harsh treatment, lack of access to legal counsel.
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"That would be pretty harsh treatment of the UK by not allowing us to continue to manage our funds here when we can manage them in Singapore and the U.S.," Gilbert said.
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The European Parliament backed a resolution calling for sanctions on the Hungarian government in response to its harsh treatment of refugees and its attempt to close the Central European University in Budapest.
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The harsh treatment of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri at the secret lockup in Thailand has been revealed before, and came under the spotlight during Haspel&aposs contentious Senate confirmation this spring.
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May, now prime minister, found herself forced to apologize for the harsh treatment many Caribbean immigrants were experiencing and pledged to grant citizenship to all those caught up in the bureaucratic tangle.
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The video - together with Hironaka's comments alleging harsh treatment by Tokyo prosecutors against Ghosn and his wife, Carole - cast Ghosn as the victim of both internal rivals and the Japanese judicial system.
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The harsh treatment that Greece received set the template for the lending agreements that the troika then made with Ireland, Portugal, and Cyprus, all of which had banking crises of their own.
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Accenture staff are circulating letter urging company leadership to end its contract with U.S. border enforcement, following reports earlier this year of harsh treatment of detained families at the U.S.-Mexican border.
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According to a Saudi with knowledge of the events, Ali al-Qahtani, a retired Army general, died of a heart attack after being subjected to harsh treatment during interrogation in the Ritz.
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The approach has allowed the Russian authorities to keep Mr. Navalny out of sight for important events like organized protests, while escaping criticism for harsh treatment that might make him a martyr.
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The sheriff called himself "America's toughest sheriff" and became infamous for his harsh treatment of inmates, including forcing them to live outside in what he called "tent cities," despite the intense heat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May apologized to 12 Caribbean nations on Tuesday for immigration officials' harsh treatment of people from those countries who migrated to Britain as children after World War Two.
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The chaotic influx and some countries&apos harsh treatment of the migrants prompted Merkel to open Germany&aposs borders, a decision she has strongly defended as a necessary response to a humanitarian crisis.
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The coach, infamous for his tantrums and harsh treatment of his runners, had always credited their success to a combination of determination, hard training at altitude and unusual elixirs like turtle's blood soup.
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After securing her primary win in August, she vowed to "fight back against every racist and oppressive structure that needs to be dismantled," and criticized the president for his harsh treatment of immigrants.
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But Gorsuch on Tuesday corroborated Blumenthal's version of events by admitting that he was disturbed by Trump's harsh treatment of Robart, who was appointed to his seat by former President George W. Bush.
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Older men come in for particularly harsh treatment, as Fischl reserves his empathy for children and animals, who are innocent and unaware of the adult choices that have placed them in these environments.
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Some Kremlin critics said their harsh treatment and public shaming after an outcry was used to divert attention from bigger problems in the country, including an unpopular measure to increase the pension age.
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Ms. Rudd resigned as home secretary last year amid a scandal over the British government's harsh treatment of immigrants known as the Windrush generation, longtime legal residents of West Indian and Caribbean ancestry.
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"Many of the Board Members who remain were well aware of USAG's concealment of sexual abuse, its noncompliance with reporting statutes and harsh treatment of sexual abuse survivors," Manly said in a statement.
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The dpa news agency quoted Steinmeier as saying that the harsh treatment continued in the post-war era, in both parts of a then-divided Germany, where homosexuality for years remained a criminal offense.
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There are different rules once a patient is categorized as "addicted"—even severe pain can be disregarded and harsh treatment that would be seen as malpractice in other kinds of care is often routine.
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The power of the Church and the stigma associated with unmarried mothers were so overwhelming that for decades the harsh treatment of these women and their children were taboo subjects, and many were forgotten.
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Meanwhile, harsh-treatment-based crackdowns ran into legal trouble; judges routinely found that asylum seekers were supposed to be treated based on the particulars of their own case, not as a threat to others.
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Another group caught in the tailwinds of Britain's move to the right was the "Windrush generation" — Caribbeans invited to Britain to help rebuild after World War II — which faced harsh treatment under a migration crackdown.
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Chemotherapy is a harsh treatment that nobody in their right mind would administer to a healthy patient, but the Internet was becoming seriously ill in Q3 and Q4/2016 and the moderate remedies were ineffective.
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The Martin Ennals Foundation aims to give nominees some measure of protection through the international recognition that the award carries, and also clearly intended to stoke a wider response to the harsh treatment of dissenters.
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The report adds to the pressure Saudi Arabia has faced in the council this year over the killing of the Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi and over the Saudi government's harsh treatment of rights activists.
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And it suggests that anti-Americanism in Greece has faded over the past few years, as the Obama administration supported Athens's efforts to remain in the common European currency and preached against creditors' harsh treatment.
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There's no word on Sega delaying the game's global launch in addition to pausing sales, or making significant changes to the game, but it wouldn't be out of step with Japan's harsh treatment of drug use.
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At a Kremlin ceremony to welcome home Russian athletes who had competed in the Rio Games, Putin said international anti-doping organisations had singled out Russia for harsh treatment because they were subject to political pressure.
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While Mr. Flake and his Republican colleague, Senator John McCain, have led the charge for what critics call an amnesty, Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County attained national prominence with his harsh treatment of Hispanic migrants.
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The Connors family detailed wretched conditions for their detainment, including their longest stay at a Pennsylvania family facility, echoing numerous other stories about the degrading and harsh treatment of people being held in the immigration system.
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Neymar was, in the words of one of his early coaches, a "butterfly fillet," all skin and bone; he lacked the size and the stamina to endure the harsh treatment meted out to the very best.
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Soon after the arrest of Ms. Jones, who is black, abortion rights groups came to her defense, citing the case as an example of the harsh treatment of people of color and the criminalization of pregnancy.
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The wife of ousted Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn has urged New York-based Human Rights Watch to draw attention to his "harsh treatment" during detention in a Japanese jail, a letter seen by Reuters showed on Sunday.
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Numericable-SFR will also rely on former state holding company APE chief Regis Turrini - hired by Altice last week - to smooth relations with French public authorities, annoyed by the firm's harsh treatment of its suppliers and subcontractors.
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Brief, restrained flashbacks to unpleasant moments in Anne's past — harsh treatment in households where she worked; a hazing she received at the hands of fellow residents of the orphanage — make clear that this is a traumatized girl.
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The video, and comments by his lawyer Junichiro Hironaka alleging harsh treatment by prosecutors against Ghosn and his wife Carole, cast Ghosn as the victim of internal rivalries and a Japanese judicial system bent on forcing a confession.
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The late U.N. Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran voiced concern in 2017 about the "targeting and harsh treatment" of members of various Sufi groups, including the Gonabadi order and the Yarsan, also known Ahl-e Haqq.
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Robert Friedman, her lawyer, told jurors that in response to raising those concerns, Lawson suffered a reduction in compensation and "unrestrained harsh treatment" aimed at making it harder for her to do her job, leading to her resignation.
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Macedonia, which became independent in 1991 as part of the breakup of the former Yugoslavia, has most recently been in the news for its harsh treatment of migrants passing through from Greece to reach central and western Europe.
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Patrick Poon, a researcher for Amnesty International in Hong Kong, said he feared that Mr. Yu could be subjected to harsh treatment in custody, as he was when he was arrested in 2014 and held for 99 days.
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Many of the European corporate chieftains arrived at the dinner concerned about Mr. Trump's provocative words about a possible trade war, his harsh treatment of immigrants, his skepticism about climate change, and his apparent disdain for international cooperation.
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The harsh treatment of the activists, whom the Interior Ministry said had not been charged with a crime, contrasted sharply with the leniency shown by Mr. Ghani's government toward the former head of Afghanistan's soccer federation, Karamuddin Keram.
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The arrival of waves of Han, China's predominant ethnic group, over the past decades has fueled ethnic tensions, as have harsh treatment of Uyghurs by Chinese security forces and restrictions on traditional Islamic practices such as fasting for Ramadan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May apologized to representatives from 12 Caribbean countries on Tuesday over recent harsh treatment by immigration bureaucrats of people who arrived in Britain as children between the late 1940s and the early 1970s.
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Republicans denounced what they said was the Obama administration's harsh treatment of a steadfast ally and Democrats signaled that they were uneasy with Mr. Kerry's pressure on Israel, even as they praised the effort to promote Middle East peace.
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The wife of ousted Nissan Motor Co Ltd chairman Carlos Ghosn has urged New York-based Human Rights Watch to draw attention to his "harsh treatment" during detention in a Japanese jail, a letter seen by Reuters showed on Sunday.
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It's a welcome respite for their tired parents — most of whom are barely old enough to not be considered children themselves — who have found themselves at the center of an ugly international scandal over the Trump administration's harsh treatment of immigrants.
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But their harsh treatment and public shaming after an outcry over the attacks is highly unusual and some critics of the Kremlin say it is using the case of Alexander Kokorin and Pavel Mamayev to deflect attention from bigger problems.
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This article appeared originally on THUMP UK. Following the news that fabric's license is being revoked by Islington Council, forcing it to close indefinitely, there has been much speculation regarding ulterior motives behind the harsh treatment the club has received.
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Failure to strike a deal would cause the nation to default on its debts, roiling financial markets and causing catastrophic effects on the economy — a potential outcome that has some lawmakers, including McConnell, wary of overly harsh treatment of Trump.
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Some former critics of Mr. Morsi, in Egypt and other Arab countries, set aside their political differences to register their disgust at the former president's harsh treatment in prison, where Mr. Morsi spent the last six years of his life.
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CAIRO — Confined to a tiny windowless cell without a mattress or a toilet, denied visitors and held in solitary for months on end, Ola al-Qaradawi is being subjected to harsh treatment even by the grim standards of Egyptian prisons.
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In her speech following Tuesday night's win, Tlaib, who was born to Palestinian parents, said she will "fight back against every racist and oppressive structure that needs to be dismantled" and called out President Trump for his harsh treatment of immigrants.
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The events of 2009 are engraved in the consciousness of the Iranian leadership, and attempts since then to challenge the current regime or undermine the stability of its rule of the jurisprudence of the Islamic Republic, are met with harsh treatment.
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Residents of Palmyra, an ancient city known for its Roman stone amphitheater, say they have endured bombing by government warplanes, harsh treatment and summary killings by the Islamic State, and reprisals and looting by pro-government forces retaking the area.
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In a nine-page letter to Kanae Doi, the rights group's Japan director, Carole Ghosn asked it to "shine a light on the harsh treatment of my husband and the human rights-related inequities inflicted upon him by the Japanese justice system".
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They show the two men commiserating over what both agreed was harsh treatment of Manafort — who was ultimately found guilty in August 2018 on tax and bank fraud charges and pleaded guilty the following month to additional charges — and expressing mutual admiration.
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In August 2017, Trump issued a full pardon to former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, sparing the one-time law enforcement officer potential jail time after Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt related to his harsh treatment of detainees in his custody.
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" The Twitter writer @RapedAtSpelman described harsh treatment after she reported the attack: "When I got to the meeting with the Dean and Public Safety they asked me what was I wearing, why did I separate from my friends, & why was I drinking underage.
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As a clandestine officer, Haspel oversaw the brutal interrogation of two terrorism suspects at a black site in Thailand — and then later played a role in the destruction of video tapes documenting the harsh treatment of the detainees, according to multiple reports.
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Despite a "Right to Shelter" -- a consent decree won by the founders of the Coalition to ensure anyone needing a bed in New York gets one -- clients of the Coalition continue to report squalor and harsh treatment in shelter life instead of respite.
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As Black Lives Matter was growing into a social movement, the killing of Eric Garner by the police on Staten Island and the harsh treatment of teenage inmates at the Rikers Island jail complex pushed New York activists into a national spotlight.
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To them it is inconceivable that their judiciary and government could reject the supplicants, sending them to face the risk of harsh treatment and an unfair trial — perhaps even death, if Mr. Erdogan carries out his threat to reinstate the death penalty.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May apologized on Tuesday for harsh treatment of some Caribbeans who have lived in Britain legally for decades but have trouble documenting their status, as her government reversed itself on an issue that had turned into a major embarrassment.
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Since the election, some officials in nearly all of Virginia's 95 counties have declared they would not enforce new gun laws, calling themselves "sanctuary cities" for gun rights - adopting a term first used by localities opposed to harsh treatment of illegal immigrants.
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As a clandestine officer, Gina Haspel oversaw the brutal interrogation of two terrorism suspects at a black site in Thailand — and then later played a role in the destruction of video tapes documenting the harsh treatment of the detainees, according to multiple reports.
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TEHRAN — A house visit by a daughter of a prominent ayatollah to a female leader of the persecuted Bahai religious minority touched off a debate this week in Iran about the harsh treatment of a group deemed pagans and impure by the country's dominant clerics.
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Prior studies of Central American asylum seekers had shown that the possibility of punishment was already factored into their decisions to come to the US; previous attempts to use harsh treatment of current asylum seekers to deter future ones hadn't actually decreased the flow.
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Gadem said that many migrants, like Abdoulaye N., did not realize they were being expelled until they were dropped off hundreds of miles from their homes, and that many reported harsh treatment, with people often confined for hours on end without access to food or toilets.
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Starting in the 1980s, Mr. Mitchell helped run a training program designed to give service members a taste of the harsh treatment they could expect as prisoners of war, including a form of simulated drowning used by the Chinese on American airmen during the Korean War.
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Republicans hoping for a more traditional Trump presidency continue to pin their hopes on the Cohn and Mnuchin factions for policies less focused on nationalistic trade protectionism and harsh treatment of immigrants and more on reduced taxes and regulations along with better relations with corporate America.
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To human rights advocates, it's become something of a self-fulfilling prophecy: The fear of harsh treatment that motivated caravan members to band together for safety has attracted even harsher treatment, which will likely continue for future asylum seekers even after this caravan has passed through.
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In 21990, inspectors noted "a previous culture of harsh treatment at the facility," adding, in a letter to the school, "The Family Foundation School has been working to change this culture," according to documents released by the state's Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs.
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The footage of Ms. Tillman's arrest in 2014 by the officer, Jared Williams, is the latest video to garner national attention and spur debate over what activists have denounced as the unduly harsh treatment of youths, mostly black or Hispanic, by police officers, including recent cases in South Carolina and Texas.
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Those at the heart of two big corporate scandals in 2001 and 2002 received harsh treatment: Bernard Ebbers, WorldCom's chief executive was sentenced to more than 20 years without the possibility of parole—the equivalent of a sentence for murder in many states—and Kenneth Lay, Enron's former boss, died awaiting sentence.
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Adapting the 1900 novel of the same name, Diary of a Chambermaid tells the story of a woman brought in to work at a home in a French countryside, where she's quickly put in an awful spot, between sexual advances from the men and harsh treatment from the woman of the house.
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As dangerous as the last leg of the migrant journey to Britain often is, those petrifying hours in a trailer are sometimes only a sliver of months if not years of harsh treatment — first at the hands of organized trafficking gangs, and then under imperious bosses at nail salons and cannabis factories in Britain.
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Many Republican-leaning voters here in Bucks County said in interviews that Mr. Trump seemed almost to be willfully trying to alienate them: He says the right things about repealing the Affordable Care Act and cutting taxes, but then appears to revel in insulting women and Mexicans and singling out Muslims for harsh treatment.
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More often, though, Schilling's fear is expressed in other, more hostile ways — like when he shares a video of an American soldier playing "The Star-Spangled Banner" on his electric guitar in an effort to drown out Muslim prayer services, or celebrates Sheriff Joe Arpaio's harsh treatment of prisoners in his tent-city prison in Maricopa County, Ariz.
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While I do not advocate the inhumane treatment of any migrants, whatever their circumstances, it is troubling that The New York Times has not been more vigilant in calling attention to the president's and the attorney general's consistent attempts to confuse the issue by referring to all who cross the border as lawbreakers who deserve whatever harsh treatment they receive.
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Stewart appeared to rebuke comments made by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday, in which the president appeared to defend Kim, assuring reporters that the North Korean leader wasn't responsible for Warmbier's harsh treatment while in captivity.
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Given his frequent calls to prosecute Hillary Clinton for using a private email server, the anger he directed at the F.B.I. director, James Comey, for giving her a "free pass," and reports that he directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to find a reason to fire Mr. Comey, it's hard to believe the president's claim that he made his decision out of concern for Mr. Comey's harsh treatment of Mrs.
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