Übersetzung für "Polizeiliche gewalt" in Englisch

State, police and racist violence are everyday occurrences in the European Union’s capitalist society.

I protest against the violence meted out by the police to the women who demonstrated in Istanbul at the weekend.

Police violence against black women is very real.

Human rights organisations such as Amnesty International have reported hundreds of death cases that have resulted from police violence.

With both crime and police violence escalating in the last years, many women mourn the deaths of their children.

Material deprivation is combined with moral distress caused by the uncertain prospect of a crossing, risky to say the least, police checks, eviction threats, pressure from the smugglers, the inevitable conflicts, andpolice violence reported by HRW.

Therefore, I will assume that there is such a thing as unjustified police violence - violence that was not required for an officer's self defense or another legitimate purpose.

Everywhere police force of these states was used in order to prosecute labour movement around the globe.

This would grant too much discretionary power to the police and may lead to abuse of police power in the intimidation of organisations.

The form of violence that is far more destructive is what we call everyday violence – that's sexual violence, police abuse, land theft, and forced labor.

Police brutality against women is so rampant that very few of the hundreds of thousands of detained female Falun Gong practitioners have been spared from some form of violations, such as the humiliation of being stripped naked (sometimes for extended periods), the denial of sanitary napkins, sexual humiliation, or beating and kicking to breasts and genitals.

What started as a peaceful demonstration against the destruction of a park in Istanbul turned into a national outcry against police brutality and surpression of the freedom of speech and it became a political scandal of international magnitude in a matter of only a few days.

Gay and lesbian declarations in the arts and media were subject to censorship; gays were excluded from the army, the police and other public institutions – without recourse to appeal. Moreover, police brutality against gays and transsexuals was the order of the day and such incidences were never prosecuted.

What started as a peaceful demonstration against the destruction of a park in Istanbul turned into a national outcry against police brutality and surpression of the freedom of speech and it became a political scandal of international magnitude in a matter of only a few days. I’ve been following the situation in Turkey now for over a week thanks to many Turkish friends on Facebook who share first hand impressions and media coverage.

Police do use appropriate violence

My department has already cautioned the police about excessive violence.

The accused is a victim of police violence.

How could the public police use violence against a good citizen?

Mr. Xu exposed how the police forged evidence with violence.

Despite this, the Hong Kong police removed them by force.

The state used police violence and secret service methods to keep them in check.

The police again used violence.

Or cast off as a more experienced ego-shooter in murky waters of police violence.

In May 2009 she called for an investigation into police violence against children.

When cops go after gangs, we don't resort to violence.

None of that cannot happen in an atmosphere of political and police violence against peaceful democratic protesters.

The police responded with force, assaulting many of the participants, leaving them with visible scars.

Some of them were also victims of racist and/or police violence in Patras or Athens.

It was not in any way whatsoever the right of the army, the gendarmerie or any other police force to involve itself in what is exclusively a political matter.

I hope that the money has not been used for training the police in how to use violence against the population.