Meanings of treat unjustly in English

I have been treated unjustly, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

By his own reckoning, he was treated unjustly by the LAPD plenty of times.

You don't think she was treated unjustly?

You don't deserve to be tortured and beaten and I know that you have been treated unjustly.'

'I can't be a slave, mother, and I can't be treated unjustly.'

Vincent Browne at the Morris Tribunal says Frank McBrearty Snr is being treated unjustly for the second time.

Southern senators and representatives charged that they were treated unjustly by the North, and dealt with unfairly in Congress.

Huawei said in a statement that the temporary extension does not change the fact that Huawei has been treated unjustly.

Also that my burning sense of injustice and anger reflected my privileged position, in which being treated unjustly was unusual.

Whatever ye shall spend in the cause of Allah, shall be repaid unto you, and ye shall not be treated unjustly.

I know what it's like to be racially profiled, treated unjustly and abused by the police just because of how you look.

But if any one of you-man ,woman ,orchild-isever treated unjustly, you may come to the marketplace and ring the bell.

On their own, he says, individuals treated unjustly by the all-powerful state sometimes feel they have no recourse but to turn to violence.

Dr Hugh Milroy, the chief executive of Veterans Aid, said the organisation had long believed foreign and Commonwealth veterans had been treated unjustly.

Kasli had his followers and sympathizers, fellow Muslims and loyal clansmen, and could stir up trouble if he felt he'd been treated unjustly.

"I don't want him treated unjustly, or punished unless he gives occasion by his conduct," remarked Lord Reginald.