self-immolation

and that of Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian whose self-immolation was rapidly relayed round the country through social networks.

Squirrels himself in different ways, including the crash, hanging, self-immolation, the next . . . help smooth squirrels.

He designed her self-immolation of death of letting nature take its course, the old things must be dead, let alone such a poisonous woman.

His partner, reportedly hounded by the police, attempted self-immolation.

Those personal connections help to override the natural inclination to avoid self- immolation.

Many women resort to suicide, some by self-immolation, to escape their misery, according to Afghan and international human rights advocates.

The Cheng Nan-jung self-immolation incident is a watershed in Taiwan's political movement.

In Majrouh's time the two methods of suicide were poison and drowning. Now they are poison and self-immolation.

Legends of people of committing the act of self-immolation date back centuries.

After a Tunisian vendor was banned by local police, he could not stand it and resorted to self-immolation.

Thich Nhat Hanh goes on to explaing why Thich Quang Duc's self-immolation was not a suicide, which is contrary to Buddhist teachings