Meanings of subjected to abuse in English

Women are still more subjected to abuse than their male counterparts.

No garda should be subjected to abuse or intimidation via social media or otherwise.

No doubt some of them will be subjected to abuse by their husbands or families.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Manchester City's Raheem Sterling is allegedly subjected to abuse at Stamford Bridge.

She was subjected to abuse, lost custody of her son and felt compelled to move abroad.

On this account they were subjected to abuse.

McDonald said: I appeal to men who were subjected to abuse 30 years ago to come forward.

Aid groups report thousands of asylum seekers are locked in detention centres and subjected to abuse and torture.

They are not subjected to abuse.

Trafficking of women has become a global phenomenon where victims are sexually exploited, forced into labor and subjected to abuse.

Meanwhile some who choose to wear the veil are subjected to abuse by members of the public, so-called "Burqa-Rage."

Over the years she had been mixed up in fights, subjected to abuse, been the object of both official and private injustices.

She was previously barred from competing under International Association of Athletics Federations rules and subjected to abuse for being "unfeminine".

A mixed-race Co Meath couple say they may leave Ireland after being subjected to abuse online following their participation in an advertising campaign.

The Chelsea and England winger 18 year old Callum Hudson-Odoi, was subjected to abuse in games against Dynamo Kiev and Montenegro last month.

Abuse Great Ormond Street chairwoman Mary MacLeod says doctors and nurses have been subjected to abuse in the street and received thousands of threatening messages.