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Significats de public shaming en anglès

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humillacion publica
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humiliació pública
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Form of punishment whose main feature is dishonoring or disgracing a person.

humiliació pública
Ús de public shaming en anglès
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I'm not interested in public shaming, but I am interested in accountability.
The Guardian
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Airplanes seem to provide abundant fodder for the amusement of public shaming fans.
Reuters
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His office information was shared quickly, comments on review pages and public shaming ensued.
Wired
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Still, in my observation, this type of public shaming often seemed vindictive and overly malicious.
Climbing Magazine
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This time, the fallout appears to be a public shaming and a sense of unease.
Wired
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It should have been brought to the parent... not made public , like a public shaming.
Radio NZ
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This intrusion and public shaming could be cast sympathetically.
The Guardian
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Dianrong.com also uses public shaming as a tool.
Reuters
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As we have already said, open justice is not and should not be concerned with public shaming.
Radio NZ
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These same choices could have also saved the company from the public shaming it suffered this week.
Wired
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In the past, such cases have usually been settled through negotiated settlements with public shaming kept to a minimum.
Reuters
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In the past, such cases have usually been settled through negotiation - with public shaming kept to a minimum.
Reuters
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It's taken a public shaming.
Radio NZ
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It needs to be stamped out. Also, and probably more importantly, this ongoing public shaming of Candice Warner is horrendous.
News.com.au
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Lane said that on top of fines and public shaming, individuals could face action for their roles in the scandal.
The Irish Times
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Another 19 are failing to meet some of the rules and have been told to improve or also face public shaming.
The Guardian
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