Violence that does occur in relation to mental disorder ( against the mentally ill or by the mentally ill ) typically occurs in the context of complex social interactions, often in a family setting rather than between strangers.

: Violence occurs between striking members of a miners ' union in Scranton, Pennsylvania when Welsh miners attack Irish and German-American miners who chose to leave the union and accept the terms offered by local mining companies .< ref > The Coal Riot.

A 1998 study by South Africa's Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation & the Khulumani Support Group, which surveyed several hundred victims of human-rights abuse during the Apartheid era, found that most felt that the TRC had failed to achieve reconciliation between the black and white communities.

* August 19 – Violence between Muslims and Hindus in Calcutta leaves 3, 000 dead.

* June 4 – Violence breaks out in the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic between the majority Kyrgyz people and minority Uzbeks over the distribution of homestead land.

* April 4 – 1920 Palestine riots: Violence erupts between Arab and Jewish residents in Jerusalem ; 9 killed, 216 injured.

* Violence erupts in Caesarea regarding the a local ordinance restricting the civil rights of Jews, creating clashes between Jews and pagans.

Violence erupted in Venice during 980 when tensions between pro-Ottonian Coloprini family and the pro-Byzantine Morosini family.

Violence between Christians and Muslims ( usually Igbo Christians and Hausa or Fulani Muslims ) has been incessant since the end of the civil war in 1970.

Violence between the Viet Cong and government forces soon increased drastically from 180 clashes in January 1960 to 545 clashes in September.

Violence between Chicago police and demonstrators ( which an official government report called a " police riot ") eventually led to the indictment of Rubin and seven others ( Abbie Hoffman, Rennie Davis, John Froines, David Dellinger, Lee Weiner, Tom Hayden, and Bobby Seale ) on several charges of conspiracy and incitement to riot.

Rosebraugh's first book, " The Logic of Political Violence: Lessons in Reform and Revolution " was published in 2003 and is a comparison study between the use of non-violence and politically motivated violence in historical justice struggles.

: Violence ( physical force ) used to another's hurt, which is the most brutal form of struggle between men can assume, is eminently corrupting.

Violence erupted between the rappers ' entourage, leading to the Police being called, and Proof and Royce's arrest.

Violence between guards and picketers broke out almost immediately: in Trion, Georgia, a picketer and mill guard died in a shootout and guards killed two picketers in Augusta, Georgia on September 2.

Violence between Hindus and Muslims led to further confrontations within the Janata party, with most Janata leaders demanding that Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Lal Krishna Advani choose between staying in government and being members of the RSS.

Singer Mona Mur appeared as a featured guest to perform songs from 120 Tage-The Fine Art of Beauty and Violence, a collaboration album between Mur and Esch .. Mur accompanied the band in 2010 and 2011 on two full Canada tours, and again in 2012 on the " Slick Idiot vs Mona Mur & En Esch Classick Tour 2012 " with Dan Simoes on guitar and Ethan Moseley on drums.

Havva Kök notes an overlap between the premises of NVC and those of Human Needs Theory ( HNT ), an academic model for understanding the sources of conflict and designing conflict resolution processes, with the idea that " Violence occurs when certain individuals or groups do not see any other way to meet their need, or when they need understanding, respect and consideration for their needs.

Two years later, on 9 April 1948, the assassination of the popular and influential Liberal candidate, Jorge Eliécer Gaitán began the decade period ( 1948 – 58 ) of Colombia's history known as la Violencia ( the Violence ), between the right-wing and the left-wing of the national political spectrum.

Violence frequently broke out between various gangs of immigrant laborers of different ethnicities, and wages were often unpaid due to the company's financial problems.

Religious separation between India and Pakistan left large heterogenous areas in India where violence has since occurred .< ref >" Scientists Who Model Ethnic Violence Find That in Switzerland, Separation Is Key to Peace.

Violence quickly spread, with fires set in the stadium, pitched battles between hooligans and police, and looting in nearby areas.

Violence between the two sides continued unabated for decades.

* 1997-98: Peter Hart, The IRA and its Enemies ; Violence and Community in Cork, 1916-1923

Violence escalated, resulting in the rise of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( IRA ) from the Catholic community, a group reminiscent of those from the War of Independence and the Civil War that occurred in the 1920s that had launched a campaign of violence to end British rule in Northern Ireland.

The direct ancestor of the bill was the Prevention of Violence Act 1939 ( Temporary Provisions ) which was brought into law in response to an Irish Republican Army ( IRA ) campaign of violence under the S-Plan.

By late 1940, the introduction of the Treason Act 1939, Offences Against the State Act in Éire, and the Prevention of Violence ( Temporary Provisions ) Act in Britain had seen many IRA members interned in Éire, arrested in Britain, or deported from Britain.

Violence finally erupted after the Native Americans learned in early 1763 of the imminent French cession of the pays d ' en haut to the British.

* Roger B. Manning, " Violence and social conflict in mid-Tudor rebellions ," Journal of British Studies, vol.

In return, the British authorities attempted to denigrate the Sons of Liberty by referring to them as the " Sons of Violence " or the " Sons of Iniquity.

In 2000, Bernie Pascall prepared a report for the Government of British Columbia entitled Eliminating Violence in Hockey.

Violence broke out in the aftermath of the storm, causing the British frigate, HMS Troubridge, to land 125 officers and men to aid colony police in halting widespread looting and pillaging.

* Violence, Disorder and Incivility in British Hospitals: The Case For Zero Tolerance ( book published by the Social Affairs Unit, 2002 ) ISBN 0-907631-97-5

Mornington Island was the site of research over several decades by British anthropologist David McKnight, described in a series of books, People, Countries, and the Rainbow Serpent: Systems of classification among the Lardil of Mornington Island ( 1999 ), From Hunting to Drinking: The devastating effects of alcohol on an Australian Aboriginal community ( 2002 ), Going the Whiteman ’ s Way: Kinship and marriage among Australian Aborigines ( 2004 ) and Of Marriage, Violence and Sorcery: The quest for power in northern Queensland ( 2005 ).

* Huxley, David ( 2001 ) Nasty Tales: Sex, Drugs, Rock ' n ' Roll and Violence in the British Underground Headpress ISBN 1-900486-13-X

* Huxley, David ( 2001 ) Nasty Tales: Sex Drugs, Rock ' n ' Roll and Violence in the British Underground.

Following this attack the draft Prevention of Violence legislation in the British parliament was speeded up.

Violence always made him tired, but he was not frightened.

Unfortunately, `` Poised For Violence '' was not the happiest vehicle with which to make the point.

Violence against local Azerbaijanis was reported on Soviet television, provoking massacres of Armenians in the Azerbaijani city of Sumgait.

Critical Mass was created in 1996 when The Right Stuf made a deal with Manga Entertainment to release an unedited edition of Violence Jack, which they deemed too intense for their normal line.

Violence was conducted by Sunni groups, nationalists and others who sought an Iraq freed from foreign rule that include the Iraq Insurgency, which has been fighting since the initial U. S. invasion of 2003.

Kaunda on Violence, ( US title, The Riddle of Violence ), was published in 1980.

Requesting only that the original label design ( which was based on the " Bottled Violence " artwork ) be amended, Ian MacKaye gave the product his endorsement.

Violence increasingly escalated, breaking out during the July Revolt of 1927 and finally the Austrian Civil War, when the Schutzbund was defeated by the Heimwehr, police, and federal army.

It is notable that he does not adopt Guillaume de Nogaret's aspersion that Boniface VIII was a ' sodomite ', however, and does not assign him to that circle of hell ( albeit that Simony was placed in the eighth circle of Fraud below Sodomy in the seventh circle of Violence, designating it as a worse offense and taking precedence above activities of sodomy ).

In 1994 the technology was presented at a Violence on TV conference in France and later again at a conference in Belgium.

In the U. S. the Violence Against Women Act was passed, which greatly affected the world community through the United Nations.

Violence connected with demonstrations was common, with supporters of each side fighting each other and the police.

In late 1989, during the fast-paced 1989 anti-Communist Velvet Revolution, he entered the new political party, Public Against Violence ( Verejnosť proti násiliu, VPN ), which was the Slovak counterpart to the better-known Czech Civic Forum.

The collection Of Force and Violence and Other Imponderables: Essays on War, Politics, and Government was published in 1992.

Violence was one of the many lessons learned during the Japanese occupation, and figures identified as ' feudal ', including kings, regents, or simply the wealthy, were often attacked, sometimes beheaded, and rape became a weapon against ' feudal ' women.

to the Unabomber to the Earth Liberation Front ,< cite > Terrorism and Political Violence </ cite > 10 ( 4 ): 1-42 </ ref > It was then announced in 2003 that " eco-terrorist " attacks, known as " ecotage ", had increased from the ELF, ELA and the " Environmental Rangers ", another name used by activists when engaging in similar activity.

* In 1999, the song was featured on an MTV compilation called Fight for Your Rights: Take a Stand Against Violence.

Violence at hardcore concerts was portrayed in episodes of the popular television shows CHiPs and Quincy, M. E.

Violence was not totally contained until late in 1968, but by then many Red Guards were banished to the countryside and labeled " anarchists " and " class enemies ".

Dr. Thomas Radecki of the National Coalition on TV Violence was interviewed accusing the fledgling rock video business of excessive violence.

It was followed by Act of Violence ( 1948 ), a gritty film noir starring Van Heflin as a haunted POW, Robert Ryan as his hot-tempered former friend, Janet Leigh as Heflin's wife, and Mary Astor as a sympathetic prostitute.

Violence against the band ( and especially Rollins ) was ever-present, although the vocalist was now an avid weight lifter, and more than able to defend himself.