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But what I've seen here is the most inhumane treatment of people ever.

I've heard that some people think it can be quite inhumane.

"But it would still be inhumane to send them back."

"It seems so inhumane having to put up with this noise."

He didn't think they could last long under inhumane conditions.

In all these cases, an inhumane regime is using our humanity against us.

"It's inhumane to take someone's home and then make them live with you for six months there.

Where else are they accused of such an inhumane deed?

The city said to us that it's inhumane to have people staying on the streets.

"That's what the show is - an exploration of how to remain human in an inhumane world."

Why would our modern society care about studying such inhumane mandates?

Their goal is not suicide but to change the inhumane conditions at the prison.

"I think it is inhumane to sacrifice life in exchange for land," she said.

Children from this country are frequently exploited for work in inhumane conditions.

They are also the most inhumane of the poisons currently used.

The religious police routinely carried out inhumane abuse on women.

He sees nothing inhumane about his methods of dog breeding.

Indeed, they often died as a result of hunger and cruel inhumane treatment.

There are those who feel that this method is inhumane and choose to do other methods.

It is an expensive and in many cases an inhumane way to treat the disabled.

Lucille found work and could survive, living under inhumane conditions.

They also claim that cloning is no more inhumane than breeding.

Bell claimed that he was kept under "inhumane conditions for at least ten days".

"It is a system that, frankly, leads to inhumane treatment of people."

"With the bosses, there was such a pressure to produce that it made the job almost inhumane," he said.