Complicity 1100 Words You Need
Complicity 1100 Words You Need
/kəmˈplɪs.ɪ.ti/
partnership in wrongdoing or a criminal activity, involvement in wrongdoing, collusion, collaboration, participation, connivance:
AFP – French technology firm Amesys on Tuesday denied accusations of complicity in torture in Libya after judicial authorities in France opened a probe into its activities under ex-strongman Moamer Kadhafi. In a statement, Amesys said it “very strongly denies the accusation of ‘complicity in torture’ and hopes to quickly be able to inform the investigating magistrate of the reality of the case.”
Source: https://www.france24.com/
Laterza’s and Maxwell’s seeming complicity in the assaults and harassment that Epstein and Ailes allegedly committed is shocking, on one level, because of the trust that a female presence tends to engender.
Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/
The Irish Government demonstrably failed to protect the victims from violations of their human rights. However, for many years, the Catholic Church and the Irish Government denied complicity in the appalling practice of the running of the Magdalene laundries. For many women, it meant that not only their human rights were violated during their time spent in the laundries, but also that they were denied access to justice. Following many years of lobbying by advocacy groups, particularly Justice for Magdalenes (who also gave a statement before the UN Committee Against Torture), the Irish Government issued an official apology to the victims of Magdalene laundries in 2013, via Magdalene Laundries: Enda Kenny Delivers State Apology (BBC News, 2013). The Irish Government is now also engaged in providing a compensation package to the victims.
Source: https://www.open.edu/
Antonym: detachment
Adjective: complicit
Farsi: شراکت در جرم
French: complicité
Urdu: پیچیدگی
