Synonyms for perpetrators
per·pe·tra·tors

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1. List of paraphrases for "perpetrators":

   authors, offenders, sponsors, culprits, responsible, aggressors, complainants, criminals, writers, auteurs, violators, attackers, executors, drafters, framers, executioners, autores, assailants

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1. Ron DeSantis:

   For seventy years, these four men have had their history wrongly written for crimes they did not commit. As I have said before, while that is a long time to wait, it is never too late to do the right thing, i believe the rule of law is society's sacred bond. When it is trampled, we all suffer. For the Groveland Four, the truth was buried. The Perpetrators celebrated. But justice has cried out from that day until this.

2. Anton Korynevych:

   The crime of aggression is a leadership crime, we believe that top perpetrators, top representatives of political and military leadership of the Russian Federation, their crime is a crime of aggression. Their crime is a crime of waging aggressive war, because this crime gave birth to all the other crimes.

3. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

   This is a terrorist attack. Israel takes firm action against terrorism, no matter who its perpetrators are.

4. Kim Blaylock:

   If the perpetrators were here right now, I would just say why? why would you want to leave your child and go hurt other people, hurt your family and devastate more people, have your full life gone? It's just very sad.

5. Naama Haviv:

   While we've seen very significant violence against women and girls in Congo, what's new and particularly devastating about this crisis is that it is centered in one community. It seems that children are specifically being targeted, the perpetrators are breaking into the homes at night and stealing away the girls, violating them sometimes over a number of days, sometimes just that night, and often times returning the children to their homes and to their parents.