Persecutor

If you’ve determined that you are intervening on behalf of a perceived victim — by taking action for them, by shutting down the persecutor, or by siding with the victim — then you are on the Triangle as a rescuer.

Only Andres Parmas, the state's persecutor general, has endorsed the proposal.

There are three positions on the Triangle: persecutor, rescuer, and victim.

At this point, Manhattan’s district attorney, Trump persecutor Alvin L. Bragg, can choose to retry Weinstein or give up and ship the infamous, Oscar-winning producer to California.

While some Palestinians could say they are fleeing repression by Hamas, others could identify the military and government of Israel, a top U.S. ally and recipient of American aid, as a persecutor.

The prosecution said “this book brands the Jew as a persecutor of the labor class, as a race defiler, devil in human form, a poisonous mushroom, and a murderer.

Having trained and qualified as a professional coach, I now recognize that as a former 'rescuer' these dangerous, difficult people fulfilled my need for both a persecutor and a victim.

North Korea has for the last 18 years ranked as the worst persecutor of Christians in the world on Open Doors USA’s World Watch List.

Deputy persecutor of Phnom Penh court, Mr. Reil Sophen, charged the couple as scammers before submitting the case before the judge and detaining the suspects.

Alexei's relations with his father suffered from the hatred between his father and his mother, as it was very difficult for him to feel affection for his mother's worst persecutor.

Christian writer Tertullian (c. 155–230) was the first to call Nero the first persecutor of Christians.

He expected a specific Antichrist just before the resurrection, as a persecutor of the church, under whom a second company of martyrs will be slain.

In Palestine at that time, Stern was not alone in regarding Hitler as a persecutor and not an exterminator.

She grows up to become Livia, the Champion of Rome, and a ruthless persecutor of Eli's followers.