abducting
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of Abduct
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1990s Hamas carried out its first attack against Israel in 1989, abducting and killing two soldiers.
According to Human Rights Watch, "Ethnic Albanian rebels in Macedonia tortured, sexually abused road workers after abducting them from the Skopje-Tetovo highway. citation Dozens of ethnic Macedonians were kidnapped.
Ahsan Iqbal’s lawyer argued that the NAB is apparently abducting people for ransom as it takes Rs 100 million through plea bargain and then leaves the detainees.
In the application, she accused Chiwenga of abducting the children and of willfully violating the law after he stationed soldiers to prevent her from accessing the home.
Late Thursday, Hall was put to death for abducting and killing the teenager, Lisa Rene.
A 39-year-old man and a woman, 40, have been charged with abducting a minor.