Dissidents repressed Many viewed Castro as an enemy of human rights, who suppressed and imprisoned dissidents.
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And that suggests the Democratic dissidents will damage Clinton less than the Republican dissidents will damage Trump in November.
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According to several Belarusian dissidents who spoke to Tablet, the names in the cables were also used to identify lower-level dissidents.
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Fellow dissidents in Bangkok said Jiang had been instrumental in helping at least half a dozen political dissidents escape over the years from China to Thailand.
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He was very meticulous, as in terms of going after his opponents, cracking down on dissidents, locking up dissidents, as early as the end of the last decade.
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Mr. Obama said he had pressed the Cuban president in their meeting over Cuba's treatment of dissidents and reaffirmed that he would meet with some dissidents privately on Tuesday.
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Using all possible ways to make dissidents confess in public.
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Many of the dissidents killed were tied to labor unions.
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This is true for dissidents, rebels, and culture wars too.
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For dissidents in oppressive regimes, government hacking can be consequential.
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The regime arrested more than 28503,22019 dissidents last year alone.
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The rebel leadership immediately issued a statement denouncing the dissidents.
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Some, like Ms. Mai Khoi, do not consider themselves dissidents.
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Are we trying to help dissidents in Iran or China?
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Many Saudi dissidents living abroad have already felt government pressure.
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Russian ballet dancers, Cuban baseball players and Chinese political dissidents.
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The small contingent of dissidents was keeping a low profile.
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Insiders do enjoy more room for maneuvering than pure dissidents.
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Cuban dissidents also use social media to amplify their voices.
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The young dissidents will leave prison with crippling legal bills.
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Cuba regularly brands dissidents as in the pay of Washington.
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Even outside of Saudi Arabia, the dissidents weren't necessarily safe.
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But some are dissidents from secular, leftist or Kurdish backgrounds.
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Dissidents inside Egypt and in exile would be at risk.
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A number of dissidents have been jailed in recent months.
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The targets of censorship are typically dissidents, outsiders, the marginalized.
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Dissidents accused the Soviet KGB of being behind the killing.
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Critics saw the mass execution as a warning to Saudi dissidents.
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The government has also cracked down on dissidents in the country.
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The government has sacked 135 medical staff who treated wounded dissidents.
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To say the dissidents have options is to understate the matter.
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Mr Sisi's regime has locked up tens of thousands of dissidents.
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On Thursday, that ruffled the feathers of some of those dissidents.
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Since Karl Marx, it has been a favoured home to dissidents.
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Berlin is trending among hipster circles, as well as Chinese dissidents.
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The opinions of exiles and dissidents will not get a hearing.
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The furore in Madrid has given the dissidents a welcome boost.
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In Europe Iranian spooks are accused of plotting to kill dissidents.
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Across the country, it has cracked down on dissidents and activists.
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Over a hundred political dissidents are said to languish in jail.
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The government has long considered dissidents a tiny and illegitimate minority.
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Looming over the visit is the Castro regime's treatment of dissidents.
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He also tortured dissidents, oppressed workers and plundered the public coffers.
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The reason might have been Obama's insistence on meeting with dissidents.
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Estimates put the current number of dissidents between 1,000 and 3,000.
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There aren't many dissidents in the Republican Party but Tennessee Sen.
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No longer are Cuban dissidents jailed for prolonged sentences, activists say.
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As Mr. Castro and his revolution aged, Cuban dissidents grew bolder.
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But ordinary citizens, those that don't consider themselves "dissidents," might balk.
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All the dissidents had been detained, some more recently than others.
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To be sure, some prominent Cuban dissidents have criticized his approach.
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It's quite another to use as a dragnet for political dissidents.
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Multiple other Saudi dissidents say they've been targeted by Pegasus hacks .
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Among the files was an F.B.I. order to interview dissidents aggressively.
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But it has also been used to target refugees and dissidents.
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Winning for Clinton doesn't mean her leftist dissidents will go away.
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For decades, dissidents were held alongside murderers, thieves and drug dealers.
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Chinese dissidents seeking refuge in Thailand have also been forcibly repatriated.
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There he began to write poetry and became involved with dissidents.
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In a statement, the party reiterated its rejection of the dissidents.
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Dissidents have been assassinated, even abroad, according to human rights groups.
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They are not tools to surveil dissidents or human rights activists.
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During the "60 Minutes" interview, Sanders condemned Castro's imprisonment of dissidents.
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In China, authorities have also installed cameras outside of dissidents' homes.
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Some 30,000 dissidents were murdered across Iran, but particularly in Evin.
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Lawyers for dissidents often face a terrible choice: acquiescence or imprisonment.
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ANTI-CORPORATE DISSIDENTS The world's marquee gay pride parade was preceded on Sunday by a protest march by thousands of anti-corporate dissidents who rejected a uniformed police presence and commercial sponsorship, while demanding LGBTQ equality.
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Yi, the landlord and friend, said Yang "was not willing to keep in close contact with radical dissidents, and definitely wouldn't cooperate with them, so it's natural that radical dissidents would be suspicious and speculate about him".
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Power politics with the Kremlin was his forte, not dealing with dissidents.
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Fascism justified revocation of the rights of dissenters, dissidents, misfits, and subversives.
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Think politicians and officials, high net-worth individuals, activists, dissidents, and journalists.
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China considers many dissidents to be criminals, including those who flee abroad.
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Sifting data to seek terrorists can easily morph into looking for dissidents.
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Take his swingeing crackdown on lawyers who defend dissidents and the like.
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Infertile women, dissidents and lesbians are sent to die farming toxic land.
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Many have grown profoundly disillusioned; some have become reformers or even dissidents.
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The government blames rebel groups and foreign-based dissidents for stoking violence.
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The South's government provides some funding and protection for high-profile dissidents.
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Some element of competition with the dissidents may be at work, too.
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Yet few of the dissidents dare say publicly why she should go.
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Encrypted messaging could be used by political dissidents organizing against the government.
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This is really bad news for dissidents and critics of the government.
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On October 28, two dissidents were arrested over immigration violations in Bangkok.
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Many countries have used spyware to spy on citizens, dissidents and journalists.
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Non-governmental organisations were deemed agents of foreign influence; dissidents were jailed.
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This can serve as a way to harass and intimidate dissidents abroad.
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Many dissidents have been arrested and have not been heard from since.
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In Russia, female dissidents are dubbed sexual deviants in pro-Kremlin media.
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Along with other overseas dissidents, I hope to bring change through resistance.
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Peaceful dissidents are jailed, exiled, or facing travel bans and asset freezes.
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But researchers say that there were perhaps fewer than 200 armed dissidents.
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In Egypt, for example, the Sisi regime has jailed thousands of dissidents.
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But after ordering security forces to fire on unarmed dissidents on Dec.
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The dissidents have an estimated 1,800 combatants spread across about 30 units.
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If you were president, would you meet with the dissidents in Cuba?
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These Western democratic norms became the guide posts of Eastern Europe's dissidents.
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During the last election, the three dissidents nominated lost at the polls.
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After all, a few dissidents shouldn't be responsible for foreign policy decisions.
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The Cuban government dismisses dissidents as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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The court ruled that the nine dissidents had not been fairly tried.
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The threats to journalists and dissidents don't end with the security agencies.
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The alt-right is a group of online dissidents from mainstream conservatism.
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The thousands of dissidents languishing in Egyptian prisons might beg to differ.
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"Crushing the dissidents in Russia is pretty not cool," Mr. Schick allowed.
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Usually only political dissidents or minorities are subject to overt state control.
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To my knowledge, the first two dissidents to disappear vanished from Laos.
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Officials started using Maoists to intimidate liberal academics, dissidents and other critics.
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Ms. Park's father tortured and executed dissidents, framing them with spying charges.
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They're sure this would work, and would encourage the dissidents and protesters.
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Even the perception of overwhelming surveillance can deter criminals and dissidents alike.
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Dissidents who greet cruise ships are still beaten and thrown in prison.
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Almutairi joins a growing list of Saudi dissidents targeted by the regime.
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Domestically, MBS had also imprisoned a host of clerics, dissidents and businessmen.
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Second, it is critical for the world to support prodemocracy Iranian dissidents.
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They used it both internally, against dissidents, and externally, against Western enemies.
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Dissidents who have spent time in prison say the harassment continues there.
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It's essentially being used purposefully to target human rights defenders and dissidents.
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Obama will meet with dissidents when he visits Cuba, the White House said.
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The Cuban government dismisses the dissidents as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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On this trip, Obama is scheduled to meet with Cuban dissidents on Tuesday.
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Mr Ma's critique of the totalitarian mindset recalls that of Soviet-era dissidents.
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Even outside the country, dissidents are not necessarily safe from the North's assassins.
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But if I'm a dissident in some repressive country, talking to other dissidents?
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He blithely denies that he once called dissidents "cockroaches who must be exterminated".
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Iranian officials often targeted Iranian refugees in Europe who were considered political dissidents.
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The Cuban government considers all dissidents to be agents of the United States.
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You have to listen to these dissidents and think about your own dissidence.
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None of the still-imprisoned dissidents' families showed any sign of giving up.
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Instead, it is upon whose battlefield the dissidents choose to meet their opponent.
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The dissidents are members of the principle Iranian Opposition, Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK).
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Even despots know that locking up mouthy but non-violent dissidents is disreputable.
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The blacklist includes criminals, journalists, political dissidents, and human rights activists, among others.
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Protests erupted, and Hossein heard that the regime responded by massacring unarmed dissidents.
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In 2002, there were credible reports that two dissidents had been boiled alive.
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After it became part of Ukraine in 1954, many Soviet dissidents moved there.
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The kingdom has recently come under intense scrutiny for its treatment of dissidents.
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Saudi Arabia has killed people before, and put dissidents and bloggers in prison.
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Neither Ceballos nor the ministry offered details about proof that dissidents were responsible.
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Cain Velasquez's looming rematch with Fabricio Werdum, for example, has plenty of dissidents.
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Under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt has massacred protesters and disappeared dissidents.
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McKinsey produced a report that may have aided Mr. Qahtani's crackdown on dissidents.
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Blacklists targeting criminals and dissidents floundered at the task of monitoring entire populations.
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Mr. Li has represented some of China's best-known dissidents and rights activists.
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The dissidents, as they are known, sued, creating a conflict that persists today.
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Like him, many who came to Manchester were dissidents fleeing Colonel Qaddafi's repression.
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Censorship is as tough as ever, and dissidents are still rotting in jail.
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As security forces step up their crackdown, dissidents have continued to stage demonstrations.
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Like Hong Kong, it has a history of receiving dissidents from the mainland.
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Lawyers for dissidents in China increasingly face a terrible choice: acquiescence or imprisonment.
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The family's home was marked with a sign, indicating their status as dissidents.
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Authorities have closed opposition political groupings, revoked dissidents' passports and arrested suspected militants.
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The goal was to monitor and disrupt the communication between protesters and dissidents.
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Many fret that the law will be used to lock up peaceful dissidents.
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Under junta rule, dissidents have been sent to detention camps for attitude adjustment.
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Cuba opposes anything that legitimizes dissidents, which it claims are funded by U.S. interests.
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But the ELN, FARC dissidents, right-wing ex-paramilitaries and crime gangs remain active.
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He was drugged regularly and instructed to slaughter alleged dissidents captured by senior officers.
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Armstrong, who is the only insider on the Williams board, was among the dissidents.
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The dissidents and gangs can be a "siren's call" for ex-rebels, Rivera said.
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Now, increasingly, they are stripping dissidents, and their families, of citizenship, leaving them stateless.
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This clutch of internal dissidents doesn't pose a threat to liberal hegemony in California.
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Many of those concerns remain, including the jailing of dissidents and stalled political reforms.
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Drop-outs or dissidents, the rebels follow the charismatic Alexander Krusowitsch, known as Kruso.
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That could help them enhance their surveillance capabilities, disrupt activism or hunt down dissidents.
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But some in America and Europe fear that embracing the dissidents will undermine them.
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Political dissidents, whistleblowers and perhaps the whole concept of civil liberty rely on encryption.
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Far from elevating clerics, say dissidents, Mr Khamenei's bullies treat them like state functionaries.
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Accounts of Chinese dissidents, and even non-political researchers, have gone silent without explanation.
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Ferrer was imprisoned in 2003, along with 74 other dissidents in a nationwide crackdown.
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Journalists at the paper went on strike; dissidents gathered outside its offices in Guangzhou.
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Human rights advocates warned this move would be dangerous, especially so for Chinese dissidents.
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And there is certainly nothing humanitarian about their equipment being used to murder dissidents.
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We focused on the prominent Soviet dissidents — their poetry, protests, and pipes, their graffiti.
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Other self-nominators, though not dissidents, are far removed from the party top brass.
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Other dissidents have either quieted their criticism of the government or left the country.
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And although dissidents have been silenced for now, they could find their voice again.
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Mr Erdogan has also clamped down more forcefully on the press and potential dissidents.
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Callers include dissidents, workers and petitioners whose voices aren't carried by the state media.
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Many dissidents settled in Florida, influencing U.S. policy toward Cuba and plotting Castro's demise.
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Security officials have warned that physical infrastructure would be targeted by violent republican dissidents.
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Midway through a meeting with fellow dissidents, beads of sweat inexplicably dotted his forehead.
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Facebook is widely used in Vietnam and serves as the main platform for dissidents.
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The dissidents suspected that his behavior may have cost TWC an extremely lucrative deal.
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They were called every name imaginable: dissidents, clowns, jerks, idiots, animals, nuts, and worse.
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And they tend to be mild-mannered folk who don't garotte too many dissidents.
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Hungary today looks like a democracy — there are still elections, and dissidents aren't jailed.
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Most were students, union leaders or dissidents who were murdered for their political beliefs.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly used "commercially available surveillance technologies" to install spyware on dissidents' phones.
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Like the other Hungarian dissidents I met, Homonnay recognizes that defeat is extremely likely.
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Dissidents within the guerrilla camps were hounded, tortured and incarcerated, sometimes in underground pits.
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The dissidents burned by Stannis and Melisandre presumably received no trial before their execution.
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The forum hosts rights campaigners, dissidents, philanthropists and tech entrepreneurs from around the world.
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MBS, the The Journal reported has cracked down on dissidents using sites like Twitter.
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Rights groups say such a move would enable further government repression of political dissidents.
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When he heard that a group of dissidents was forming, he sought them out.
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In Turkey, the report found, political dissidents were "disappeared" or victims of attempted kidnappings.
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In mid-December 2018, news came that three more dissidents in Laos had disappeared.
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It was a somber reminder of the disappearances of Mr. Surachai and other dissidents.
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FARC dissidents want to destabilize rural areas and spread anxiety among civilians, Duque said.
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Hundreds of imprisoned dissidents in China would be telling them this if they could.
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A whole world of embattled classical musicians and brave dissidents pops in three dimensions.
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"He was a dissident even among dissidents," Yu Jie, a friend and biographer, said.
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He believes the state's intelligence unit uses it to track political dissidents like him.
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And dissidents around the world continue to look to the United States for support.
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Authorities rounded up and jailed hundreds of dissidents, including even members of the Politburo.
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Since then, Cuban dissidents have paid a heavy price in repression, arrests and beatings.
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The new regime squelched all opposition, placing dissidents under house arrest and forbidding demonstrations.
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Sleep deprivation has also been used as a tactic against dissidents, rights activists say.
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But what dissidents might not realize is that predictive models already inform conservation decisions.
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Ms. McKee's killing was the latest violent incident in Derry associated with such dissidents.
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This passage is the green light for murdering dissidents (again, with an exclamation point).
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It allows potential dissidents and militants to be singled out and monitored or arrested.
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Its main targets are armed forces, the defense industry, news media, politicians, and dissidents.
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It would open the door to Beijing snapping up democracy advocates, dissidents and other critics.
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ZB: When we talk about these "illegitimate reasons," you've mostly emphasized government crackdowns on dissidents.
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He has used Lego bricks before to build portraits of other dissidents, including Nelson Mandela.
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Political dissidents have been jailed and abused, according to the media monitoring organization Article 19.
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"Erdogan supporters are already exerting a lot of pressure on dissidents in Germany," he said.
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That's what Ryan's predecessor John Boehner tried to do before conservative dissidents forced him out.
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SAUDI dissidents who fled abroad to escape repression at home are looking over their shoulders.
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The junta has previously accused dissidents there of making death threats and insulting the monarchy.
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And bipartisanship certainly did not extend to political dissidents, especially a socialist such as Sanders.
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Both the party and dissidents agree that in 1919 the country was at its nadir.
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During the expo there will be sensitive dates that dissidents will be eager to mark.
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The country's spooks developed a reputation for kidnapping and torturing dissidents, often in the bambadinka.
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Dissidents taking on Beijing may be sent to face harsh treatment in the Chinese courts.
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The Russian and Chinese governments often use complicated tax rules to intimidate or punish dissidents.
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The controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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Sanchez says he remains in control, but the dissidents assert he now lacks any authority.
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A purportedly official document circulating on Russian social media named suspected dissidents within the LNR.
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By collaborating with the Chinese government we're talking about jeopardising the safety of potential dissidents.
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Conservatives point to Castro's murder of thousands of dissidents as evidence of communism's essential evil.
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Unlike many earlier dissidents, Mr Khodorkovsky is not directly working to hasten the regime's end.
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More recently, Citizen Lab said that two other Saudi dissidents were targeted using NSO tools.
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The message promised to reveal secrets about how the government tortured fellow dissidents and activists.
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China and Russia accuse dissidents of "promoting terrorism", "endangering national security" or "inciting ethnic hatred".
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Mr. Mansoor's experience has become a cautionary tale for dissidents, journalists and human rights activists.
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More than 100 of the targets were human rights activists, journalists, religious leaders and dissidents.
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The daughter of renowned photographer Edward Steichen, she grew up among artists and cultural dissidents.
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Presidential interventions often also led to better treatment for the dissidents whose cases were raised.
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For many Saudi dissidents, the anonymity of Twitter is a matter of life and death.
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The authors also link the same tools to a 2015 campaign against dissidents in Kazakhstan.
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Critics say his popularity has been damaged by austerity reforms and a crackdown on dissidents.
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Many analysts draw a distinction between FARC dissidents and what are often called FARC successors.
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He sketches out a scenario: Imagine there's an organization that aims to represent Venezuelan dissidents.
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The narrowing of the middle of the market could be a positive outcome for dissidents.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame accuses Uganda of supporting dissidents sworn to ousting him from power.
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Restricting visas would hurt Russian businessmen, officials and dissidents who have made Britain their home.
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Many dissidents are funded by U.S. interests, which the Cuban government uses to discredit them.
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In the crowd, the perception that the Russian police plant drugs on dissidents was widespread.
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Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents.
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In France, there was an attempted bombing of a rally of Iranian dissidents in October.
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Saudi Arabia, for instance, has used the Israeli firm NSO, pictured above, to track dissidents.
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In their perverse way, dictatorships know full well they're doing wrong when they imprison dissidents.
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A flood of detainees from all over Syria joined the existing dissidents at Saydnaya Prison.
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Her band, Mai Khoi Chem Gio, has also removed the word "dissidents" from its name.
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He oversaw the torture of political dissidents while they were detained by the secret police.
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The dissidents' objective is the installation of a government that will support peace, Marquez said.
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The Saudi government has a history of hacking its own citizens, particularly dissidents and journalists.
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For dissidents in the mainland, Hong Kong's social movements have long been sources of hope.
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The journalist's fate underlines, among other truths, the grave dangers dissidents in the region face.
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Demonstrators and dissidents CNN spoke with said they're driven by hunger more than anything else.
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My parents are secular progressives, dissidents who opposed Saddam Hussein's increasingly murderous and autocratic regime.
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They are all accused of egregious rights violations, including the execution of thousands of dissidents.
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Since taking office last year Abiy has freed dissidents and vowed to hold free elections.
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Cuba opposes anything that legitimizes dissidents, who it claims are mercenaries funded by foreign interests.
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Indeed, the Cuba government does not permit organized political opposition, and dissidents have been imprisoned.
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More recently, the BJP itself has begun targeting digital dissidents directly from its official channels.
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The country monitors news reporting, blacks out publications, and jails dissidents bloggers, journalists, and activists.
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This has not stopped other dissidents uploading videos discussing the security crackdown, corruption and poverty.
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Dissidents in Venezuela are persecuted, threatened, jailed and tortured for speaking up against the government.
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For one thing, Albania deserves much credit for its open arms policy towards Iranian dissidents.
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Before running for mayor, he worked as a lawyer defending labor activists and political dissidents.
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It developed a strategy, which Assad approved, to torture and kill dissidents across the country.
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With the restoration of democracy, Argentina began prosecuting perpetrators of its "dirty war" against dissidents.
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Officials contacted half a dozen dissidents who were imprisoned during a 2003 crackdown and released as part of a deal brokered by the Roman Catholic Church in 2010 and told them they could make one trip abroad, said Hector Maseda Gutiérrez, one of the dissidents.
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"In essence, the Search Warrant not only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration, but attempts to identify and understand what content each of these dissidents viewed on the website," the company said in a legal filing arguing against the warrant.
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A justice system that deals swiftly and ruthlessly with dissidents fails dismally at enforcing quotidian regulation.
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Idlib is controlled by jihadists and hosts thousands of dissidents forced from other areas by Assad.
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The dissidents credit their questioning for getting the company to raise its offer by $6 million.
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Mental illness itself, they argued, was a false construct used to control dissidents, rebels and outcasts.
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But your cognitive dissidents has you getting it from THAT BYSTANDER whom YOU DONT NEED. Yes.
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Dissidents would be punished for political crimes, or (once rendered unemployable) for being parasites on society.
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Software from Elbit has been linked by Citizen Lab to an espionage campaign targeting Ethiopian dissidents.
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In authoritarian regimes, targeting journalists or dissidents could still fall within the country's own legal framework.
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In my work as a journalist, I have interviewed countless political dissidents from around the world.
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His lawyer at the time said the detention was part of a Turkish crackdown on dissidents.
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A heavy defeat could embolden dissidents and reformists within AK to attempt to restrain Mr Erdogan.
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Without snooping neighbours to fear, dissidents gathered to swap samizdat, imbibe unsanctioned art and discuss politics.
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It would be an unmistakable, brutal message to Saudi dissidents: the state can reach you anywhere.
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Sadly, secularists and other dissidents have been paying this price in Bangladesh since at least 1999.
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Chinese dissidents in exile are prone to factious squabbles; they find it very hard to unite.
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Armed groups loyal to the regime wrested control of university campuses and towns back from dissidents.
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The bosses at Amnesty may have listened to the political dissidents whose causes they were championing.
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The prince has also overhauled the state security police, recruiting former Egyptian officers to hound dissidents.
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And the hackers actively sought to breach numerous accounts of domestic Russian dissidents, musicians and journalists.
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Some political dissidents have voiced scepticism about change as long as Abiy's EPRDF remains in power.
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Many Derry doors which were once opened to dissidents may now be shut in their faces.
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Known as the Imbonerakure ("those who see far"), their day job is to rough up dissidents.
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According to Sanchez, there are 77 political dissidents in prison and another 11 under house arrest.
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And it retains classic Eastern Bloc–style surveillance, jailing of dissidents, and vicious suppression of dissent.
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She wasn't afraid to lean in – tame horses, tease dogs, humiliate dissidents with insulting petty nicknames.
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They victimized Russian dissidents and media critics, politicians and military targets, each in their native language.
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The government blames rebel groups and dissidents abroad for stirring up the protests and provoking violence.
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One person targeted by Finfisher, HackingTeam & NSO… Who needs honeypots when you have Middle Eastern dissidents?
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Dissidents are brutalised in inventive ways in torture chambers not far from The Gambia's tourist beaches.
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RNC is led by some of Rwanda's most prominent dissidents including South Africa-based Kayumba Nyamwasa.
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He has yet to keep his promise to release political dissidents incarcerated after the 2009 elections.
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The ten audio pieces were constructed from the stories of Syrian dissidents of President Assad's regime.
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Leaders need a pretext to convince the center that a major crackdown of dissidents is required.
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The hotel has also become a destination for dissidents and protests against Trump and his policies.
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Dissidents in Nicaragua in 2018 receive the same violent treatment that they did in the 1980s.
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Kuwait and Bahrain, two other non-signatories, are known to have stripped political dissidents of citizenship.
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China's treatment of dissidents has grown increasingly harsh, as has that of its Muslim Uighur population.
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Thousands of dissidents and homosexuals were rounded up and sentenced to either prison or forced labor.
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Several European countries have alleged that Iran's security services have plotted to assassinate dissidents in Europe.
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Radiohead and Taylor Swift have been among high-profile dissidents; both have returned to the service.
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Ankara has been accused of cracking down on dissidents since a coup attempt over the summer.
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All the new malls may do nothing for the miserable fate of dissidents with democratic obsessions.
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He said Mr. Obama had listened to criticism from some of the 13 dissidents in attendance.
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Saudi officials also reportedly used their public Twitter accounts to harass dissidents using the hashtag "#The_Black_List."
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But intolerance of internal dissidents — Catholics, Jews, rival Protestant sects — continued even into the 19th century.
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There is little sign that dissidents in Iran can do more than carry out scattered protests.
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But reaching out to the families of dissidents, hacking their phones, kidnapping journalists — this is crazy.
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The agency operates under Myanmar's armed forces, which are notorious for torturing dissidents and ethnic cleansing.
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The authorities later arrested thousands of people suspected of being dissidents and sentenced many to prison.
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Under King Salman, Fahad explained, these laws were increasingly being used to lock up peaceful dissidents.
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Western leaders who wish to avenge the murder should demand freedom for Mr. Khashoggi's fellow dissidents.
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The Basij often has been used to repress antigovernment protesters, according to Iranian dissidents and others.
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Republicans who have expressed support for Mr. Adams have referred to dissidents as "criminals" and "thugs".
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And he wrote about governments' efforts to imprison dissidents, block internet communication and censor the media.
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As for the U.S., championing dissidents once played a unifying role in a bipartisan foreign policy.
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"This is a direct policy of the Russian state: they are killing dissidents," the chair continued.
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That information, Burgess said, was used to harass the dissidents in Australia and their relatives overseas.
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Mr. Dhlakama denied the accusations, insisting that government forces had staged atrocities to discredit the dissidents.
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And it was used by Lenin and Stalin to justify the systematic murder of Soviet dissidents.
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When they try to bring their newfound passion to the Exemplar competition, they find themselves dissidents.
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The government considers the dissidents to be criminals without an ideological motivation unlike the traditional FARC.
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Cuba does not usually comment on the detention of dissidents, which would give them more publicity.
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With this history of support for prodemocracy dissidents in mind, reconsider the visit by Sen. McCain.
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Some victims of oppressive governments have been dissidents or lawyers living as exiles in rich countries.
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Individuals and coordinated groups of dissidents continued to publicly demand political and social reforms throughout 2018.
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Political dissidents battling illnesses while in detention face additional threats to their well-being, activists say.
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"He's the go-to guy" in the Iranian government's efforts to detain dissidents, Mr. Pompeo said.
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"To the Cuban government, I say: Put an end to the abuse of dissidents," Trump said.
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"When Donald Trump speaks on foreign policy, tyrants rest easier and dissidents and refugees lose hope."
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"In essence, the Search Warrant not only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration, but attempts to identify and understand what content each of these dissidents viewed on the website," the company's general counsel, Chris Ghazarian, said in a legal argument opposing the request.
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It was inspired by Charter 77, an appeal issued by dissidents in Soviet-era Czechoslovakia in 1977.
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The event is to become a queer performative encounter of dissidents of the patriarchal and colonial regime.
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After the repression, dissidents, the media and ordinary Turks would leap at the chance to speak out.
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Separately, dissidents who posted articles criticizing the government were sentenced to up to 11 years in prison.
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Subverting state power became the party's legal instrument of choice against dissidents accused of challenging its legitimacy.
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By the mid-1990s China's economy was booming and commerce consigned dissidents to the margins once again.
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Former rebels who lose confidence in the process could join dissidents or gangs, risking the peace deal.
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The difference this week is that dissidents themselves have opted against even trying, three opposition leaders said.
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Now come concerns that Erdogan may use the coup to crack down on opposition and jail dissidents.
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That offers no reassurance, retort opponents: Chinese dissidents routinely face trumped-up charges like bribery or blackmail.
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An American newspaper this week asked if China had created a million new dissidents in Hong Kong.
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"Just today, I spoke to some of my family members who are dissidents [in Iran]," Banai says.
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It shut down congress three times, severely restricted press freedom, tortured thousands of dissidents and murdered hundreds.
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He continued the torture and imprisonment of dissidents and blocked all avenues to independent and fair elections.
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These steps will also inherently bolster the resources and capabilities of resistance activists and dissidents inside Iran.
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He would be a worrying choice, given the state's tendency to lock up and occasionally torture dissidents.
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Rhodes said in a briefing that Obama will meet with dissidents when he visits Cuba in March.
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It instead turned into more of a pro-Bey rally, as more supporters than dissidents showed up.
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"They would make use of the extradition law to suppress the democratic movement (and) dissidents," said Wong.
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The Chinese government has a well known history of going after journalists, human rights workers, and dissidents.
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Abiy took office in April and his reforms have included extending an olive branch to dissidents overseas.
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We're talking about Xi Jinping, whose government has tortured and imprisoned dissidents and repressed civil society groups.
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Mr Obama later met with dissidents, some of whom had been briefly arrested hours before his visit.
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Obama's meeting with Cuban dissidents on Tuesday will include prominent activists of his own choosing, Rhodes said.
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Morocco routinely detains and tortures dissidents to maintain control over Western Sahara's phosphate mines and oil reserves.
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The Rouhani government's inattention to these issues has emboldened Iran's hardliners to become more aggressive toward dissidents.
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"Putin's Russia invaded its neighbors, violated our sovereignty by undermining elections, and attacks dissidents abroad," Biden wrote.
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Several dissidents have been found dead inside Rwanda and in exile in unsolved cases in recent years.
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The prince has pushed back against the religious establishment, including by arresting scores of clerics and dissidents.
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In November, two events featuring Chinese dissidents were called off amid apparent fears of repercussions from Beijing.
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They say it shows divisions over access to the dissidents' share of Colombia's lucrative drug trafficking routes.
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Iran has a viable coalition of dissidents, which, might move the country away from dictatorship toward democracy.
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"Putin's Russia invaded its neighbors, violated our sovereignty by undermining elections, and attacks dissidents abroad," Biden wrote.
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The high-security facility is known for holding foreign prisoners, as well as political dissidents and intellectuals.
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Cuba brands dissidents as mercenaries, funded by foreign governments and exiles and out to topple the government.
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The ruling surprised human rights advocates, who have grown accustomed to the government's harsh treatment of dissidents.
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Some buyers, including celebrities, foreign political dissidents and even police officers, may use them to protect privacy.
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Saudi Arabia has jailed and murdered dissidents, women's rights activists, homosexuals, Shia muslims, and others for decades.
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Obama plans to meet with dissidents as well as President Raul Castro during his stay in Cuba.
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So, the dissidents say, the best remaining option was to attach the code to the new contract.
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Obama is scheduled to meet with about a dozen political dissidents at the US Embassy in Havana.
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In a measured response, he said he suspected dissidents from his own party were behind the attack.
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But your cognitive dissidents [sic] has you getting it from THAT BYSTANDER whom YOU DON'T NEED. Yes.
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Bahceli's faction sought an injunction to block the meeting but an Ankara court upheld the dissidents' countersuit.
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"The targeting of these activists and dissidents is a taste of what's to come," Mr. Marczak said.
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Possible uses include identifying and tracking dissidents, tracking government officials or researchers, and aggregating others' intellectual property.
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The Obama administration has at times spoken out against the crackdown on dissidents, which intensified in 2011.
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PD dissidents also suspect Renzi will use the new law to stop them standing for re-election.
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And that doesn't include other dissidents or Erdoğan's perceived political enemies who've been arrested in the thousands.
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But Saudi dissidents abroad have little doubt that their government targeted Mr. Khashoggi because of his prominence.
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Many of the inmates are civilian dissidents, and they are mostly killed not long after their arrival.
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Reuters was unable to independently verify the accounts of Hu and other dissidents interviewed for this story.
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The Saudis, by contrast, have 40 years of experience co-opting neighbors and dissidents by writing checks.
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Around 130 have been murdered by FARC dissidents and other armed groups since the deal was signed.
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Back in the day, Soros could often be found playing chess outside with dissidents from Eastern Europe.
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The proposed laws would harm free expression and information access for journalists, political dissidents and ordinary users.
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"To the Cuban government, I say: Put an end to the abuse of dissidents," Mr. Trump said.
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Then in May, three dissidents reportedly were arrested by the Vietnamese authorities and secretly extradited to Thailand.
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Many analysts believe Kadyrov has enough autonomy from Moscow to pursue political dissidents without Putin's specific permission.
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The young dissidents who emerged on Twitter in 2011, inspired by the Arab Spring, have fallen silent.
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José Daniel Ferrer's arrest reflects the lengths to which the Díaz-Canel government will go against dissidents.
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Phishing is also routinely used against journalists, activists, and dissidents in countries like Qatar, Venezuela, and Iran.
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The government in Addis Ababa has sought to calm political turmoil by announcing reforms and releasing dissidents.
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The victim of leaks of private communication is the ability of dissidents to function in a democracy.
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France is celebrating Bastille Day today, commemorating the storming of a prison and fortress that held dissidents.
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At the snap congress, dissidents were hoping to change party rules which would allow for his removal.
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Does Tillerson think that his company is complicit in Obiang's human rights abuses, which include torturing dissidents?
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" The senator then entered into the record a list of Russian political dissidents who were "suspiciously murdered or died under highly suspicious circumstances" before asking Tillerson whether he "believe[d] that Vladimir Putin and his cronies were responsible for ordering the murder of countless dissidents, journalists and political opponents.
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President Trump has called the deal "the worst in history," saying it does nothing to restrain Iran's non-nuclear aggression, including the killing of dissidents abroad, a large missile program and support for Hezbollah, the Syrian government, the Houthis in Yemen and Shia dissidents all over the region.
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If only dissidents use encryption in a country, that country's authorities have an easy way of identifying them.
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He has pardoned dissidents, lifted a state of emergency and pledged to partly privatize key state-owned firms.
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That fear has now stretched to dissidents living abroad, who thought they were out of the government's reach.
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During his early years in power, the death penalty was applied freely to dissidents, communists, Kurds and Bahais.
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In return, some suspect that the kingdom will inject cash into Turkey's frail economy or release Islamist dissidents.
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The probe that ended last year confirmed the conclusions that Western governments and Russian dissidents reached long ago.
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Yet there are good reasons why Western leaders should speak out loudly for China's dissidents all the same.
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During this time, dozens and perhaps hundreds of dissidents were questioned or arrested, according to human rights workers.
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The administration accuses Larijani of being responsible for the violent crackdown on dissidents in Iran during recent protests.
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Saudi officials talk of Qataris giving suitcases of cash to clients ranging from Saudi dissidents to Syrian jihadists.
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They helped us to identify criminal behavior so that dissidents and free-thinkers could be purged from society.
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Rock-solid support within his party, they argue, means the president can end the careers of Republican dissidents.
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To this opponents retort that Chinese dissidents routinely face trumped-up charges of offences like bribery or blackmail.
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The authorities regularly break up the practice sessions of a football team that includes him and other dissidents.
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The ELN, another nominally Marxist outfit, still threatens, as do violent drug-traffickers and dissidents from the FARC.
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Algorithms that are able to recognise patterns in data can pinpoint dissidents or even those with unconventional opinions.
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Cuba considers dissidents to be mercenaries in the pay of the United States trying to subvert the government.
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By this metric, dissidents are often less successful, securing only a portion of the seats they are seeking.
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The corrupt oppression of dissidents remains a robust and — by all accounts — global threat to core human rights.
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Several dissidents and bloggers have in recent days shown support for Phuc in posts on their Facebook pages.
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The government dismisses the dissidents, who are funded by U.S. interests, as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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As Mr Erdogan's rule became increasingly autocratic, Mrs Merkel often chided him for nobbling dissidents and the press.
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For the families of three dissidents who were not included in the amnesty, it was a wrenching day.
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Politicians have gleefully jumped on the bandwagon, and are increasingly using laws against "hate speech" to punish dissidents.
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The whole system was penetrated by the spirit of boot-licking, persecution of dissidents, window-dressing and nepotism.
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Indeed, exploit and malware clients from governments have been caught using hacking tools against journalists, activists, and dissidents.
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He welcomed dissidents from the FARC, a much larger guerrilla army which signed a peace agreement in 2016.
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Ortega earned the wrath of hard line exiles and some dissidents on the Caribbean island with his stance.
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The first involved sending foreign SIM cards to dissidents back home so they could tweet without being traced.
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"Dissidents have congregated in Fort Wayne and when they do, they come here," he said of the restaurant.
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For example, psychiatric persecution has reportedly been used to force treatment on and discredit political dissidents in Russia.
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Mr. Obama plans to meet with some dissidents and civil society leaders on Tuesday before making a speech.
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Ha Huy Son, a lawyer who specializes in defending dissidents in court, was also kept from the meeting.
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America's Justice Department charged two former employees of Twitter with supplying personal information on dissidents to Saudi Arabia.
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South American military governments in the 21975s and 229s kidnapped and murdered thousands of rebel guerrillas and dissidents.
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Saudi dissidents, many of them abroad, use Twitter to broadcast their views to their countrymen inside the kingdom.
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Two other dissidents were similarly blocked by the government from attending the session arranged by the American Embassy.
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I know firsthand how moving the July 9 event will be for Iranian dissidents and activists back home.
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"This is especially important for human rights activists, political dissidents and persecuted minorities around the world," said Sen.
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The Target Users included attorneys, journalists, human rights activists, political dissidents, diplomats, and other senior foreign government officials.
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The mercurial dictator has renounced state-sponsored terrorism, and cut back on the torture and executions of dissidents.
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While some political dissidents were full-blooded martyrs, others used samizdat to earn money or win Western support.
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The Cuban government has made no secret of its displeasure about Mr. Obama's plans to see the dissidents.
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He has used the multi-coloured building blocks before to build portraits of other dissidents, including Nelson Mandela.
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Political dissidents came to the U.S. from China in huge numbers after the Tianamen Square protests in 1989.
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A Thai political analyst said the dissidents in Laos appeared to be frustrated and powerless to do anything.
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Critics accused Maduro's government of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers.
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In fact Iran has a long history of using execution to target dissidents as well as religious minorities.
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In the past, China has allowed dissidents to leave and take up residence in a willing Western nation.
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Saudi Arabia is reportedly weaponizing big tech to carry out surveillance and smear campaigns against dissidents and critics.
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He was insistent that the leader accede to the plan, or quit: MS-4243 would tolerate no dissidents.
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Doing something morally right — like humanitarian relief, helping dissidents, or spending to fight global AIDS — isn't pure altruism.
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Mr. Khashoggi moved to Washington after Prince Mohammed began a kingdomwide anticorruption crackdown, including efforts to silence dissidents.
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President Carter treated Soviet dissidents not as distractions but as respected partners in a united struggle for freedom.
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That includes acts of violence and terrorism perpetrated by the Russian military, the Chechen government and native dissidents.
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Opposition to the killing of dissidents and support for a free and robust press are fundamental American principles.
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I've heard from a lot of people who are dissidents who are living abroad who are very afraid.
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The Saudi government did not respond to a request for comment about its efforts to silence dissidents abroad.
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Taiwan now draws the sorts of dissidents, rights groups and events that once naturally gravitated to Hong Kong.
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Since then, the NSO Group's spyware has been found on the iPhones of journalists, dissidents and even nutritionists.
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In that policy, some Frikis saw an escape from a society trying to squeeze out dissidents like them.
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Since the late 1800s, Hong Kong has been a refuge for people fleeing mainland China, particularly political dissidents.
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This is a feature for bitcoin, since it could allow political dissidents to send funds without government interference.
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At its best, it serves to unite kinky freaks, dissidents of oppressive regimes and sufferers of obscure diseases.
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The judicial authorities have also ramped up pressure on dissidents, most notably with the arrest of Ms. Sotoudeh.
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And, as the Khashoggi case suggests, he has undertaken a global purge of Saudi dissidents wherever they reside.
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" This story hovers over her book, which delves into the lives of transgender men and other "gender dissidents.
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But they must buy out the dissidents, at a cost Mr. Márquez estimated at more than $1 million.
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Providing refuge to political dissidents during the Marcos era was one thing, but now drug users and dealers?
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For dissidents around the globe, Twitter remains the tool of choice for speaking out against their repressive governments.
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Critics of the lèse-majesté law, known as Article 112, say it is used to silence political dissidents.
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This month several Uzbek dissidents announced via social media networks that they had been removed from the blacklist.
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The government rescinded Mr. Jiang's license to practice law in 2009, but he continued advising dissidents and activists.
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General al-Sisi has jailed and killed countless peaceful dissidents, achieving repression unmatched even by former President Mubarak.
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It was behind at least four coups, and it surveilled and murdered reporters, dissidents, Communists, Kurds, and Islamists.
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He purged the party dissidents and has largely recast the Conservatives as a band of hard-line Brexiteers.
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According to Amnesty International, Iran conducted its "worst" crackdown in a decade in 2018, arresting over 7,000 dissidents.
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In January, Mr. Maduro established a new "anti-coup commando" to round up political dissidents accused of treason.
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Jakub's father was a devoted Communist, who worked as a secret policeman and tortured dissidents for the state.
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The employee fled to Saudi Arabia after Twitter discovered he had been hacking the accounts of multiple dissidents.
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The government claimed soldiers looted weapons and took a number of hostages; 27 of the dissidents were arrested.
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Mr. Voinovich first incurred the displeasure of the authorities by supporting high-profile dissidents in the mid-1960s.
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Ethiopia has released thousands of jailed dissidents since the beginning of the year, including members of armed groups.
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"In essence, the search warrant not only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration, but attempts to identify and understand what content each of these dissidents viewed on the website," two lawyers for Dreamhost, Raymond Aghaian and Chris Ghazarian, wrote in a court motion opposing the demand.
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The Cuban government see the dissidents as a tiny minority with little public support and financed indirectly by Washington.
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During his 21 years in power, hundreds of dissidents, journalists, lawyers, and civilians disappeared or were tortured and killed.
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Back then, he was advocating for the world's forgotten corners — dissidents in Burma, children in Bangladesh, refugees in Chad.
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It is widely used by political dissidents in countries that imposed online censorship and crack down on internet activity.
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Bahrain launched a crackdown on dissidents in June last year, closing down the main Shi'ite Muslim group, al-Wefaq.
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"Thailand is no longer a safe haven for Chinese dissidents," said a senior Western diplomatic source based in Beijing.
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The messaging service favored by bitcoin enthusiasts, ISIS, and political dissidents worldwide has been kicked off the App Store.
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The letter expresses concern about the Chinese government tracking dissidents through search data and suppressing truth through content restrictions.
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But by blurring the boundary between peaceful and violent dissidents, the authorities risk turning the former into the latter.
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I WANT TO ADDRESS THAT RIGHT UP BECAUSE YOU WERE CHALLENGED IMMEDIATELY BY DISSIDENTS THE MOMENT YOU GOT BACK.
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It's not rare for Russian dissidents to apply for asylum in the Baltic countries, but Petrov's asylum case stalled.
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Western governments have a long history of timidity and cynicism in their responses to China's abysmal treatment of dissidents.
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What was meant to be a turning point for protecting journalists and dissidents has now become a warning sign.
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Yet he was once one of the country's most hated dissidents because he refused to fight for his country.
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The dissidents his regime has locked up include reformers and even clerics who argued for lifting the driving ban.
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Elsewhere, WhatsApp may be impacted once again as it is seen as a popular channel for dissidents and activists.
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Sisi's critics say his popularity has been dimmed by painful economic reforms, security problems and a crackdown on dissidents.
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Although national security is the professed motive for these purchases, the spyware is often used to snoop on dissidents.
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He oversaw the massacre of hundreds of Mr Morsi's supporters, and the jailing of tens of thousands of dissidents.
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But Mr Erdogan is trying to use the mechanisms of international law to extend his crackdown on dissidents abroad.
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Rouhani has criticized Raisi's past as a senior prosecutor in the 1980s when thousands of jailed dissidents were executed.
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And, perhaps, trawling the rest of the internet looking for hacking tools for the country to use against dissidents.
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Critics of the bill fear it could be used to target Hong Kong dissidents for prosecution in China. 4.
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His associations were socialists or worse, criminal dissidents who were bent on overthrowing the government of the United States.
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No matter that Saudi security officials may have dismembered Khashoggi, or that Riyadh consistently disappears dissidents around the world.
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The FARC has sought to distance itself from the dissidents and the government has authorized air raids against them.
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The government has this year released thousands of prisoners including dissidents and journalists in a bid to calm discontent.
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Vietnam sent a stern warning to dissidents this week: criticize the government online and you'll end up in jail.
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Trump's controversial remarks on China's past and present are no longer being ignored by China's dissidents or political establishment.
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What followed was state terror, aimed not only at murderous left-wing guerrilla groups but also at harmless dissidents.
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But over time the facilities became more like prisons, where patients (and, sometimes, dissidents) were locked up and forgotten.
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But the activist dissidents made up only a minority of even the most cosmopolitan cities of Moscow and Leningrad.
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The authorities mine Facebook and Twitter for information on future protests, which are illegal, and for evidence against dissidents.
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Iran's armed forces have demanded authorities in Iraq hand over separatist Kurdish dissidents stationed there and close their bases.
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Rights activists say Russia is reviving the Soviet practice of subjecting political dissidents to enforced incarceration and psychiatric treatment.
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The whole system was penetrated by the spirit of boot-licking, persecution of dissidents, clannishness, window-dressing and nepotism.
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But comedy needs freedom of speech to flourish, and Russia remains a country where dissidents can be locked up.
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The country is under intense E.U. pressure to improve its judicial record toward dissidents, journalists, lawyers and political figures.
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Kenya is no Rwanda, Ethiopia or Democratic Republic of Congo, places where dissidents are routinely locked up or worse.
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For all its woes now, Cuba was an even tougher place 36 years ago for dissidents and economic strivers.
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So here's some friendly advice for President Xi. Why don't you start taking better care of dissidents in jail?
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After meetings on Monday with the country's leadership, he will spend Tuesday with dissidents and then deliver a speech.
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As the Chinese Communist Party gained confidence, it began rearresting dissidents who had been released before American summit meetings.
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On the internet, Hungarian dissidents describe a brand of cooperation between government and business that approaches an art form.
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Since the mid-21912th century, party dissidents have employed a wide array of weapons to make their discontent known.
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Starting a new party The nuclear option for party dissidents has been to form a full-scale new party.
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Bell Pottinger's digital team prepared for its Bahraini clients a list of the most influential dissidents on social media.
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By either expressing or ignoring human rights concerns, they send important signals to would-be autocrats and dissidents alike.
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Trump has had some of his best times as president with leaders whose countries house the most political dissidents.
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Both the dissidents, and the Weinsteins in previous public statements, credit former directors with substantial contributions to the business.
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"Russia routinely abuses Interpol for the purpose of settling scores and harassing political opponents, dissidents and journalists," they wrote.
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The dissidents, journalists, and investigators targeted with spyware that have been exposed recently were all targeted with NSO's malware.
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He spoke to other dissidents, absorbed Libya's mixed atmosphere of promise and danger, and mourned for his lost father.
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Another wrote songs paying homage to political dissidents like Liu Xiaobo, the jailed Nobel laureate who died in July.
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Huang Qi, one of the country's most prominent online dissidents, went on trial on charges of leaking state secrets.
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He was jailed twice before, first in 19903 for publishing articles by overseas dissidents and ethnic and religious critics.
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The opposition has called this a policy of "demographic change" aimed at forcing dissidents out of Syria's main cities.
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Eduardo Reina, a Brazilian journalist, spent years investigating allegations that officials kidnapped babies from suspected dissidents during the dictatorship.
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Thailand has complied with Beijing's demand that it return Chinese dissidents who once counted on it as a haven.
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Over 15 years in power, Mr. Erdogan has steadily consolidated domestic control, jailing dissidents and crushing the independent media.
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A group of FARC dissidents, who did not disarm in the recent peace deal, is active in the area.
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In the past, China has been criticized for arresting dissidents and activists on trumped up charges, including sex crimes.
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These dissidents came together to affirm their commitment to a political community based on equality, at least in theory.
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P.G., which have recruited child soldiers, intimidated dissidents, altered the demography and forced conscription in areas under their control.
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In an echo of how the Soviet Union treated dissidents, the shaman now faces incarceration in a mental institution.
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I think there's another explanation — one that accounts for Republican behavior without casting these lawmakers as would-be dissidents.
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The Kremlin found no counterarguments, except to condemn the press as enemies of the people and dissidents as traitors.
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Sanders reiterated that sentiment four days later when he compared the killing with Russian President Vladimir Putin murdering dissidents.
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Iran, the main focus of this column, is known to assassinate dissidents, jail political opponents, and hold faux elections.
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Dissidents and defectors smuggled out pamphlets, firsthand accounts and other forbidden materials, which circulated in Hong Kong and beyond.
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Last year, a court in Rome convicted him of the deaths of 23 Italians during his crackdown on dissidents.
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The lawyer, Jiang Tianyong, was well known for his vociferous support of dissidents amid a nationwide crackdown on dissent.
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The government has fired or suspended about 2000,230 people suspected of being dissidents from the public and private sectors.
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The National Liberation Army (ELN) accounted for the majority of cases, with 182, followed by FARC dissidents with 82.
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So one of China's most famous dissidents died on Thursday under guard in a Chinese hospital at age 61.
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He's suspected of ordering assassinations of dissidents, like Boris Y. Nemtsov, who are both his enemies and Mr. Putin's.
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Almutairi joins a growing list of Saudi dissidents targeted by the Saudi regime for their criticism of the kingdom.
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Perhaps Democratic dissidents will start their own counterrevolution over orange wine and sardine sourdough bread at Tail Up Goat.
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The government denies clamping down on free speech and blames rebel groups and dissidents abroad for stirring up violence.
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Conspiracy theories do not produce dissidents, they produce zombies either unwilling or too uncomfortable to challenge their political leaders.
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The country also has limited freedom of speech, expression and dissidents, and activists are often arrested for speaking out.
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I find it concerning that some foreign governments are using intermediary liability tools to censor citizens, especially political dissidents.
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Dershowitz said pro-democracy dissidents in Russia accused of similar mental health issues simply because they protested the government.
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It was the kingdom's first sweep of arrests targeting dissidents since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year.
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Chinese dissidents on the run were spirited back to their homeland from Thailand, despite United Nations protection as refugees.
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Activists and dissidents used Tor to exchange information about remedies for tear gas, to organize protests, and escape censorship.
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Through the years, researchers have documented several cases where Hacking Team's tools were used against journalists, dissidents, or activists.
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Further, the president's subsequent crackdown on many alleged dissidents has eliminated thousands of potential opponents within the state apparatus.
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It believes that by censoring content and, in some cases, detaining dissidents, it is maintaining political and social stability.
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A campaign to reject the constitution because it entrenches Communism was launched on social media by dissidents and exiles.
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Some 2,300 people were classed as FARC dissidents in the most recent official count by military intelligence in May.
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Other Russian dissidents and defectors have also been killed in Britain in recent years in circumstances that have raised suspicions.
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And al-Fawzan has also said that political dissidents who disagree with the Kingdom rulers should be put to death.
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Two Chinese dissidents recently disappeared from Thai soil, only to reappear a few weeks later in China in police custody.
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As well as dissidents from the rebel group, crime gangs have begun to take over coca areas, security sources say.
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During the past few years it has felt the need to impose a fierce clampdown on dissidents and their lawyers.
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He urged patience and expressed hope in a national dialogue that had taken place among Shiite dissidents and Sunni leaders.
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If the allegations are true, it is an unmistakable, brutal message to Saudi dissidents: the state can reach you anywhere.
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In 2017, The Times helped uncover the use of NSO spyware on journalists, dissidents and consumer rights activists in Mexico.
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Colombia has repeatedly accused President Nicolas Maduro of offering refuge to crime gangs, FARC dissidents and remaining rebels the ELN.
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As the New York Times reported, McKinsey assembled a 9-page report on the Saudis' behalf naming prominent Saudi dissidents.
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Dissidents were thrown into an airless dungeon, known as the "crocodile hole", beneath the headquarters of Mr Jammeh's intelligence agency.
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There is no contradiction between this trend and the government's increasing readiness to use the law to lock up dissidents.
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A crackdown on dissidents and activists, already begun under Mr Dung, has been combined with a fierce anti-corruption drive.
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Only $700,000 of the $17.3 million settlement fund has actually been used to help jailed dissidents, according to the lawsuit.
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The dissidents claim that Wu immediately began using the funds for personal gain, giving himself and his wife substantial raises.
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Now the dissidents are no longer trapped by the hyperinflating insanity of the bolivar or state controls on currency exchanges.
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And when the Soviet Union fell, that was something that many of those former dissidents when they were free remembered.
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Havana says it faces attempts by dissidents, directed by its old Cold War foe the United States, to undermine it.
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After rising to power, Castro had many of his political opponents imprisoned or exiled and suppressed independent media and dissidents.
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After taking power in 1959, the controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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"It could create an environment for all dissidents to be hanged, or denied any chance of life," Karaosmanoglu, 45, said.
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He meets privately with dissidents, addresses Cubans live on state-run media and attends an exhibition baseball game on Tuesday.
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Ted Cruz, who is of Cuban heritage, have criticized Obama for not being more outspoken about the plight of dissidents.
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That may allow ruling party dissidents to support what will be the ninth attempt by the opposition to unseat Zuma.
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It still hangs gay people, locks up dissidents and stokes sectarian conflict around the Middle East, most destructively in Syria.
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Two of Cuba's most prominent dissidents, Berta Soler and Jose Daniel Ferrer, were detained on Tuesday, according to dissident groups.
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Western critics often see social credit instead as an intrusive surveillance apparatus for punishing dissidents and infringing on people's privacy.
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The hard truth is that voters put jobs, investment and counter-terrorist co-operation before the welfare of Russian dissidents.
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Things like spying on journalists, dissidents, political opposition etc, and they just kind of ignore that and keep on working.
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That amounts to about 5,000 guerrillas, gang members, paramilitary fighters and other criminals, including FARC dissidents who renounced the peace.
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Many dissidents went to Albania, while a number of Western European countries took in smaller numbers of the MEK refugees.
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"The Government of Saudi Arabia must take appropriate steps to end any targeting of political dissidents or journalists," he said.
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Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra, who oversaw the torture of dissidents during Brazil's military dictatorship, which lasted from 231 to 26.
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If the dissidents do form a new party, polls say they could win more than 5 percent of the vote.
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That includes opposition leaders like Leopoldo López, who has been in prison since February 2014, and other lesser known dissidents.
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At the time, the Zimbabwean government said that the operations where targeting dissidents who they said threatened the Zimbabwean state.
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The Saudi government is well aware of the impact social media can have on dissidents' chances of a successful escape.
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Evin Prison is home to many foreign nationals as well as Iranian dissidents, and is said to have horrific conditions.
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If those numbers have been consistently wrong, as dissidents argued, then actuaries were helping mislead the investors buying municipal bonds.
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Mr. Lantos, a Holocaust survivor who died in 2800, urged Yahoo to offer financial compensation to the two dissidents' families.
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Wade for the most part like normal citizens of a normal democratic state, not as dissidents within a murderous dystopia.
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Senior U.S. officials should publicly criticize unfair elections, restrictions of press freedom, arbitrary detentions of dissidents, and other repressive measures.
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The former continues to send Iranian dissidents, activists, and artists either to jail or force them out of the country.
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Global leaders are now quoting the president in denying human rights reports and justifying the jailing of journalists and dissidents.
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I do think meeting with dissidents, meeting with people who have been voices, tribunes of freedom and opportunity is important.
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Over the past four years, a number of public dissidents have paid a fatal price for resisting growing Hindu extremism.
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The orders for the systematic execution of dissidents came from Khomeini himself, in the form of a fatwa (religious edict).
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Dissidents and prisoners of conscience in Iran remain at risk of execution while the international community has remained largely silent.
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"When you meet with dissidents, you get the attention of the Chinese security establishment," he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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"The activists were arrested despite their love for Saudi Arabia—for in an absolute monarchy, dissidents are the true patriots."
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It is widely believed that there are still hundreds of adopted children of dissidents who still have not been identified.
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As tensions rose, the persecution of political dissidents, whom Maduro has derided to me as "counter-revolutionaries," grew more common.
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But the agency also kidnapped and tortured domestic dissidents, often framing them with false charges of spying for the North.
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The case has shaken Saudi dissidents abroad, who fear Riyadh is reaching across borders to keep its citizens in line.
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Dissidents say they have no choice but to take foreign money since their careers are derailed once they become opponents.
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"Cracking down on dissidents has reached an alarming level in Indonesia," said Usman Hamid, Amnesty International's executive director for Indonesia.
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In 2009, it hacked Google in part to spy on the accounts of Chinese human rights activists and other dissidents.
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Mr. Obama withheld criticism, in part, because dissidents warned them that Tehran would use that endorsement to discredit the movement.
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He was jailed from 2000 to 2005 for publishing articles by overseas dissidents, as well as ethnic and religious critics.
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Opponents fear the law would compromise the city's judicial independence and could be abused by Beijing to persecute political dissidents.
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And, she noted, dissidents throughout the world often use VPNs to gain access to and convey information about government abuse.
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Germany's capital has increasingly become home to dissidents and opposition figures who fear for their safety in their home countries.
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The big problem, however, is that Hong Kong is a haven for political dissidents and pro-democracy leaders in Asia.
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Then the principle of free speech will become their shield, as it has long shielded dissidents and radicals in America.
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The dissidents allege Duque's government failed to comply with the terms of the deal, which was negotiated by his predecessor.
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The RNC is a rebel group led by some of Rwanda's most prominent dissidents including South Africa-based Kayumba Nyamwasa.
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Both claim to be the vanguards of a just Islamic society and yet they imprison, torture, and murder their dissidents.
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" While Putin is suspected of ordering the murder of journalists, and dissidents across the globe, Trump called Putin a "leader.
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Meantime, through the late 1960s and '70s we read Solzhenitsyn and other Soviet bloc dissidents with a sense of awe.
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I do this to remind me of the Chinese dissidents who don't have freedom of speech or process of law.
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It's another thing to use stolen information secretly provided by a rival nation where journalists and dissidents end up dead.
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In authoritarian nations across the world, activists and dissidents today are risking their lives to bring freedom to their societies.
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Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International reports describe villages displaced, protesters massacred by the police, dissidents tortured and journalists imprisoned.
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Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, one of Vietnam's most prominent dissidents, landed in Houston late on Wednesday, a source told Reuters.
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But they also document hunger and privation in a prison camp for dissidents' wives and children where Astana now stands.
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But now even Trump has begun to turn his back on the dissidents by denying them arms Obama had authorized.
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It's never easy to tell whether this is true in an absolute monarchy where dissent is banned and dissidents jailed.
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Obama aides had urged the Bahraini government to release political dissidents from jail and diversify its predominantly Sunni security forces.
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It pushes the US to sanction any official who abuses dissidents' rights in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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Many remember him as an authoritarian who ruled with martial law and tortured and even executed dissidents branded as Communists.
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However, the unprecedented and growing crackdown on dissidents, Islamists and others has, for some members of Congress, reached unacceptable levels.
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After rejecting an overture from the K.G.B. to spy on dissidents and foreigners, she turned to teaching physics and math.
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Never mind that Mr. Xi's government jails dissidents, censors the internet and is accused of running a relentlessly mercantilist economy.
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Lawyers say Turkish officials have uploaded thousands of passport numbers into Interpol's stolen-passport database to try to catch dissidents.
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"The Government of Saudi Arabia must take appropriate steps to end any targeting of political dissidents or journalists," Mnuchin said.
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Particularly the coup in 1980 left deep scars in Turkish society, because of General Kenan Evren's brutal crackdown on dissidents.
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He kept a blacklist of troublesome journalists and marshalled an electronic army of Twitter trolls that Saudi dissidents dubbed "the flies".
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And an American-based consultancy company helped the government identify and target dissidents on Twitter who were later punished and silenced.
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Researchers have shined light on the supposed madness of runaway slaves in antebellum America and political dissidents in the Soviet Union.
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He started a war with Iran, executed prominent clerics and top officials, suppressed dissidents and ended up having that miserable fate.
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Without more rigorous and ideological grounding, we're likely to see the Sanders brand attached to a motley bunch of party dissidents.
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You have the like-minded masses, the vocal dissidents, and the rare few who are there to have a real discussion.
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Other dissidents agree repression has worsened but say rolling back the detente, which will hurt ordinary Cubans, is not the solution.
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Their contemporaries in America experienced the silencing of political dissidents during the civil rights movement and the anti-Vietnam War demonstrations.
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Bahrain is known for jailing online dissidents and for its horrific human rights record, including deportation and ongoing allegations of torture.
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Egyptians have also been troubled by other aspects of Sisi's presidency including the struggling economy and the detention of political dissidents.
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The widening and often-hard-to-fathom crackdown has even reached aging Soviet-era dissidents with scant means and few followers.
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"Turkey locks up dissidents" (November 229th) seriously understates the extent of the problem Turkey faces from the Gulenist terror organisation, FETO.
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The junta seized power in the name of ending political turmoil and says its measures against dissidents are to preserve stability.
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Still, Sheikh Nimr's execution was more important for what it communicated to the kingdom's domestic allies and to potential future dissidents.
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Soviet dissidents such as Natan Sharansky have told of the courage they drew from Ronald Reagan repeatedly calling for their release.
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Some of the disabled accounts appeared to target their propaganda at specific journalists, policymakers, dissidents and other influential U.S. figures online.
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Nation states are known to hire mobile spyware makers to remotely install malware on the devices of activists, dissidents and journalists.
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Those who believe the dissidents are going to believe them, and those who trust the regime will continue to do so.
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He abandoned it the next decade to join other political dissidents in forming the Party of the Democratic Revolution, the PRD.
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" New York Times columnist Zeynep Tufekci said on Twitter: "For years I urged dissidents at risk to use 2FA on Facebook.
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DISSIDENTS IN LAOS Trairong's warning comes as Thailand prepares to swear in a new government after a disputed March 24 election.
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He was accused of helping the families of jailed dissidents in China and circulating critical comments about the Chinese government online.
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Furthermore, for political dissidents, investigative journalists, and undocumented immigrants, facial recognition may already mean the end of anonymity in public spaces.
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Still, they acknowledge that the prospects remain dim for influencing democratic reform, even though Obama plans to meet dissidents in Havana.
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In standing up to Trump's bigotry, these Republican dissidents are doing a service not just to their party but to America.
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After those remarks, he will meet with a group that is expected to include dissidents and members of the political opposition.
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In the past, Chinese dissidents have been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western nation.
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Proponents of these laws say they protect personal property and prevent inexperienced outsiders from working in farms, but dissidents aren't convinced.
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Since those comments, Chinese dissidents have lined up to condemn him for supporting the bloody crackdown and to demand an apology.
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"I think Thai dissidents now have to be more careful, even those living in the so-called First World," Pavin said.
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Several Bahraini dissidents reside in Iran, calling for armed struggle to uproot Bahrain's ruling Al Khalifa monarchy in a holy war.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea, its murder of dissidents and ex-spies on foreign soil, and its invasion of Georgia were ignored.
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Will he play in the heartland, where new voters have turned to rising party dissidents and insurgent entrepreneur Donald Trump (R)?
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Those dissidents who survived by staying in the shadows were less friendly to the West and less democratic in their orientation.
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Newspapers and other publications have been shuttered, and his government has jailed dissidents on the vague charge of causing "disorderly" debate.
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Similarly, that organization has to expand its coalition by bringing other dissidents who reject clerical rule Iran under a huge tent.
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Eighth, and most important, besides a public diplomacy campaign supporting Iranian dissidents, the U.S. should help the protesters in the street.
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Yes. It targets that population of former Russian spies and dissidents and sends a message to stop cooperating with the West.
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He put former dissidents on crucial committees and began a rapprochement with the Service Employees International Union, Mr. McEntee's onetime nemesis.
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Last October, the Obama administration charged two men with smuggling to Syria equipment that could be used to spy on dissidents.
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Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, oversees a theocratic regime that detains dissidents, restricts freedom of speech, and oppresses LGBT citizens.
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His campaign won support from Fidelity Investments, which had recommended Davis to the dissidents, as well as from other dissatisfied shareholders.
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Ms. Wang insisted the term was too radical and had become associated with dissidents who wanted sweeping social change in China.
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The government with which the Guggenheim is working is said by human rights organizations to practice torture and kidnappings of dissidents.
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On Tuesday, much to the consternation of Mr. Castro, Mr. Obama will sit down with antigovernment dissidents and civil society leaders.
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Russia, China, Iran, Turkey and other authoritarian nations have embraced "fake news" as the justification for their own crackdowns on dissidents.
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Amid a brutal economic recession, Venezuelan authorities have nixed a recall referendum to remove unpopular President Nicolas Maduro and jailed dissidents.
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BlackRock and State Street both sided with the dissidents, having voted late Tuesday, according to a person familiar with the voting.
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The quick—dissidents, hackers, criminals, marginalized groups—are the first to make use of a new technology to magnify their power.
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The technology can protect free speech, improve the safety of political dissidents and prevent censorship by both governments and tech platforms.
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Some believe Erdogan staged the coup and used it to silence and detain dissidents in the aftermath, known as the "purge."
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It would be terrible for press freedom, and for journalists and dissidents everywhere, if this message were allowed to take hold.
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"This is a marked escalation of the junta witch-hunt against dissidents," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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In comparison with Flynn's alleged work on turning over dissidents for possible execution, his meeting with the Russians was hardly shocking.
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Iranian news agency Entekhab, citing anonymous sources, says Araqchi rejected European complaints about the missile program and plots against Iranian dissidents.
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Hundreds of people work at a so-called troll farm in Riyadh to smother the voices of dissidents like Mr. Khashoggi.
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It is the stomping ground of academics and potheads, hustlers and innocents, dissidents and wing-tipped businessmen, poets and folk singers.
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Some Russian dissidents mistrusted the Zionist movement as particularistic and unpatriotic, fearing it would distract from their broader human rights agenda.
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Party dissidents say that it is Mr. Casaleggio who, from behind the scenes, expels nonconformists and enforces a strict party line.
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Inspired by the student movement that sprang up during market liberalization, they made alliances by creating software for anti-government dissidents.
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"There is nowhere else to go," said Azzam Tamimi, the founder of Al Hiwar TV, a longtime platform for Arab dissidents.
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As his human rights involvement grew, Mr. Bernstein led several organizations to aid dissidents whose works were suppressed in their homelands.
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The prince's assets were seized, but he was not stripped of his nationality, a punishment Gulf monarchies have employed against dissidents.
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His claims have also divided a group of exiled dissidents and democracy activists — people who might seem like Guo's natural allies.
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Political dissidents and opposition figures have often ended up at Kober prison, site of some of the country's most notorious hangings.
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Google's decision was set in motion by a Chinese hack into its services that was meant to uncover dissidents and spies.
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In recent weeks it has arrested more than two dozens clerics, academics and others, accusing them of being foreign-funded dissidents.
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Finally, the dissidents looked to the May 20 election, during which Mr. Maduro was re-elected, as a new target date.
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In the current battle, the dissidents contend that Ms. Deane is enriching herself while failing to maximize profits for the shareholders.
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The dissidents have described this as a "secret" provision, but it was an amendment approved by the limited partners in 2003.
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So far, these dissidents have beat their chests in a safe space, giving eloquent speeches on their way out the door.
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"I don't know how else you could see this but as a clear escalation against Saudi dissidents and activists," he said.
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The document was called Charter 08 and was modeled after one published by dissidents in Czechoslovakia under Communist rule, Charter 77.
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The Colombian police said over the weekend they had thwarted an assassination attempt by dissidents against former rebel commander Rodrigo Londono.
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Though dissidents are attempting to hurt implementation of the deal, most ex-combatants remain committed to the peace process, Duque said.
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To settle litigation against the company, Mr. Yang subsequently gave $3.2 million to relatives of each of the two jailed dissidents.
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Mr. Yevtushenko did so working mostly within the system, however, taking care not to join the ranks of outright literary dissidents.
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Dissidents deserve that support not just because of who they are, or what they have suffered, or the cause they embody.
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It has also used the purge as cover for a crackdown on dissidents of all stripes, including leftists like Ms. Barkin.
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" After a reporter noted that many dissidents had been jailed in Castro's Cuba, Sanders responded, "That's right, and we condemn that.
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It often framed dissidents during that time with charges extracted through torture that they were communists or sympathetic toward North Korea.
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Mr. Ferrer's detention renews the spotlight on Cuba and the lengths it goes to against dissidents under President Miguel Díaz-Canel.
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But that decline, Mr. Vivanco said, largely reflects the fact that there are fewer dissidents remaining in Cuba to be detained.
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"The locking up of women dissidents is not exactly a great advertisement for a more tolerant vision of Islam," said Sen.
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Google's decision was set in motion by a Chinese hack into its services that was meant to uncover dissidents and spies.
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He often sent messages criticizing the Chinese government's censorship and political controls and voicing support for dissidents and other banned causes.
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" Trump also defended states that are canceling GOP presidential primaries, saying Republican dissidents who want to challenge him are "a laughingstock.
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Many of the accused recruited friends or family to lie on their behalf and to reinvent them as resisters and dissidents.
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This could help Telegram in places like Iran and Russia, where people — especially dissidents — have difficulty using the traditional financial system.
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The reforms include releasing jailed dissidents, loosening the government's grip on the economy and taking steps to improve relations with Eritrea.
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Some agents and union dissidents believe the new positions encroach on work now done by conductors or others assigned to platforms.
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"It is not a tool to be weaponized against human rights activists or political dissidents," NSO said in an emailed response.
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How does a company expressly block access to websites on rival devices or prevent dissidents' content from appearing on its platform?
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"When Ronald Reagan spoke on foreign policy, tyrants sat uneasy on their thrones and dissidents and refugees took heart," Gerson writes.
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The civilians are drawn mainly from the exile dissidents and businesspeople who have represented the opposition at international conferences from the beginning.
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The big picture: Beijing and Moscow have repeatedly horrified the world, but never one another, with their treatment of dissidents and protestors.
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Like the Iranians, Egyptian dissidents pushed against the red lines set by the authorities without knowing if they were making a difference.
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In the case of the Mexican government, the use of malware for espionage is not only a form of directly blackmailing dissidents.
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The government disputes the death toll and says the protests are being staged illegally, stoked by rebel groups and overseas-based dissidents.
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At the same time, the Cuban strongman ruled his country with brutal force, responding to political opponents and dissidents with firing squads.
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The government disputes the death toll and says the protests are being staged illegally, stoked by rebel groups and oveseas-based dissidents.
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In a book of interviews, Mr Putin described how he used these techniques against dissidents at home, spoiling and hijacking their events.
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Like Sheikh Nimr, two of the Shiite dissidents came from the town of Amwamiya, and were arrested in the winter of 2012.
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Under the current government, and previous ones, enemies of the state, dissidents of all stripes, are officially forbidden to have marked graves.
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In the mid-1970s, as Lebanon descended into sectarian chaos, it became a magnet for Iranian dissidents who trained in guerrilla warfare.
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REFUGEES, dissidents and émigrés from across the Arab world are flocking to the old imperial city which ruled their lands until 1918.
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What were the odds that one of the most prominent Soviet dissidents was living in, of all places, Bernie Sanders's small state?
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Other political and religious dissidents held there were beaten with iron rods, had their fingernails pulled out and were given electric shocks.
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Many oppressive measures against human-rights lawyers and political dissidents and the recent re-education camps in Xinjiang are widely reported here.
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Ortega's police force, along with partisan vigilantes, had killed hundreds of dissidents during a wave of protests that rocked Nicaragua last year.
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Thailand's military government has come under fire from the international community for crackdowns on dissidents and restricting rights, including holding protest rallies.
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Suddenly it was fashionable to complain about jailing dissidents (it helped that China seemed less important when the Soviet Union was crumbling).
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Access is guarded by pharmaceutical companies and the International Property Coalition, an organization that violently neutralizes intellectual property dissidents and patent pirates.
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The inauthentic Facebook accounts instead often privately messaged high profile figures, including journalists, policy-makers and Iranian dissidents, to promote certain issues.
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But Mr Duque's confrontation with the group may add to the growing number of FARC "dissidents" who refuse to accept the accord.
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He knows that he's intentionally starving them, that he's using Cuban security forces to harass dissidents and beat children in the streets.
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She would often meet other dissidents at Pushkin's statue in the square named after him, the poet she so loved to recite.
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His appointment prompted concern at the time from rights groups that China might try to leverage his position to pursue dissidents abroad.
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The invisible spyware is crafted to target dissidents and journalists in places like United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Kenya, Mozambique, Yemen and Turkey.
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Yahoo ignored "numerous red flags," including direct warnings from an employee of the foundation and concerns from a shareholder, the dissidents said.
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China doesn't have the best track record of dealing with political dissidents, but freeing the activists is a sign of good faith.
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Soler, Rodiles and roughly 60 dissidents had also been detained for several hours on Sunday after participating in a march in Havana.
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Just hours before Obama landed on Sunday, officials arrested more than 50 dissidents who were calling for more respect for human rights.
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It has a well-documented history of surveilling people who are not Chris Cillizza—civil rights activists, feminists, leftist dissidents, and others.
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However, a rigorous vetting system and other checks of candidates by the party make it almost impossible for the dissidents to succeed.
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While Irma has exacerbated frustration with Cuba's housing problems, even dissidents say it is unlikely to fuel outright opposition to the government.
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Facebook, which is widely used in Vietnam and serves as the main platform for dissidents, did not immediately comment on the case.
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In addition to Central American migrants, the plaintiffs include a member of a Cameroonian opposition party and Cuban and Venezuelan political dissidents.
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Beijing (CNN)Despite being one of China's most famous political dissidents, Liu Xiaobo rarely struck those who knew him as a firebrand.
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He exerts tight and brutal control of his people and exiles dissidents to island prisons in the middle of the Red Sea.
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But now it appears even foreign countries aren't safe for political dissidents seeking to escape the long arm of the Chinese law.
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Scores of Bahraini exiles and dissidents live in London, but none campaigns more energetically against their native country's crackdown on its critics.
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Sloppy security on the part of tech companies can make it dangerous for political dissidents or others at odds with their governments.
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The regime has also retained tight control over the internet, regularly blocking websites and arresting dissidents who are outspoken on social media.
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According to HRW, the purge follows Kadyrov's playbook for dealing with "undesirable" groups, such as drunk drivers, drug users, and political dissidents.
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But while Russian authorities are legally allowed to prohibit a sanctioned rally, last-minute plan changes often frustrate and weaken potential dissidents.
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Some dissidents in Cuba and former U.S. diplomats say the paucity of staff undermines Washington's stated aim of promoting pro-democracy movements.
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Others include his work as an advisor for British intelligence and his association with Russian dissidents such as the late Boris Berezovsky.
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On November 22th two employees of Twitter were charged in America with using their access to help Saudi Arabia spy on dissidents.
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These dissidents were part of 28500,6900 Russian Pentecostals who wanted to freely practice their religious beliefs but couldn't in the Soviet Union.
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He has appointed former dissidents like Bekele to senior roles in the justice sector, raising hopes that abuses will not go unpunished.
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The dissidents rejected the accord and have continued drug trafficking activities on Colombia's southern border with Ecuador, sometimes attacking Ecuadorean security forces.
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He also said having a passport to travel was a privilege, so the government retains the right to revoke it for dissidents.
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Weakened global security hurts online commerce and could endanger human rights activists, journalists and dissidents in oppressive countries that rely on encryption.
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During her tenure, it has become fashionable among conservatives to label all anti-government dissidents as "jongbuk," or followers of North Korea.
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The women in Idra Novey's novels—activists, dissidents, and translators of fiction with high ideals—set out to do the right thing.
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NSO Group gained notoriety following allegations that the company's technology was used by Saudi Arabia and Mexico to track dissidents and journalists.
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In posing the question, Ipsos noted that the dark Web can help protect human rights activists, dissidents under oppressive regimes and whistleblowers.
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Syria's government has jailed tens of thousands of peaceful dissidents over the decades, according to numerous rights groups and first-hand accounts.
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While living in West Berlin, Atwood visited Poland, where martial law had only recently been lifted; many dissidents were still in jail.
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"Russia routinely abuses Interpol for the purpose of settling scores and harassing political opponents, dissidents and journalists," wrote four senators, including Sens.
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"The Cubans are always resistant, but we laid down at the beginning of discussions he will meet with dissidents," Mr. Rhodes said.
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Leading Cuban dissidents who met with Mr. Obama at the American Embassy after the speech described his visit as a transformational moment.
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In the second, "Russia," he travels to the Soviet Union, where he and a school friend play adult spy games with dissidents.
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When the rich establishment can use asymmetric privacy to discredit dissidents while remaining opaque themselves, privacy is no longer a personal luxury.
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During the address, Xi also highlighted China's modernization, though no mention was made of the unprecedented crackdown on free speech and dissidents.
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China's human rights record, long criticized has worsened under Xi, with hundreds of lawyers, activists and other dissidents jailed, detained and harassed.
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Brutal suppression of dissidents and flagrant violation of human rights is another indication that the regime has a mostly nonexistent popular base.
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I am among the tens of thousands of dissidents who have been targeted by punitive measures normalized under the state of emergency.
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This year's vigil focused on freeing "dissidents imprisoned or under home arrest" in addition to pushing for greater democracy in mainland China.
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A political partner with her Communist dictator husband, they isolated their small Balkan nation, executed dissidents and drove the economy to collapse.
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His appointment prompted concern at the time from rights groups that Beijing might try to leverage his position to pursue dissidents abroad.
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Take China: In 2009 it hacked Google in part to spy on the accounts of Chinese human rights activists and other dissidents.
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This hope reinforces the view that Washington needs to keep its distance from dissidents or risk compromising their position in Iranian society.
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His appointment prompted concern at the time from rights groups that China might try to leverage his position to pursue dissidents abroad.
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At least among the current neoliberal order's dissidents, More's imagination continue to inspire, 500 years after he shared it with the world.
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The flaw was used against a London lawyer involved in lawsuits that accuse NSO of hacking the phones of dissidents and journalists.
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After the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, Saudi officials acknowledged that the Saudi intelligence service had a standing order to bring dissidents home.
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In 1975, he and thousands of other dissidents were jailed under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency decrees suspending civil liberties and elections.
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The dissidents asked The Times not to reveal the location of their camp out of fear the government or paramilitaries might attack.
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But the tally also demonstrated the limits of a group of dissidents who want fresh faces at the top of the party.
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More Saudi news: Saudi Arabia used a troll farm to silence dissidents on social media and recruited a Twitter employee for help.
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Nguyen Anh Tuan, 453, a pro-democracy activist, said the growing number of dissidents forging connections through social media had emboldened him.
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In the years that followed, Liang expanded his work to represent dissidents, human rights activists, petitioners and other persecuted groups across China.
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Schismatic tribal "factions" generate and consume art and media that's increasingly characterized by blatant political partisanship, and overt contempt for ideological dissidents.
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Ostensibly, that software is designed for tracking criminal groups and terrorists, though in practice it's been repeatedly used against journalists and dissidents.
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But gaps in museum collections remain — particularly in the case of artists who were either dissidents or working under the official radar.
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An independent research group working with WhatsApp, named CitizenLab, said at least 100 of the victims are journalists and dissidents, not criminals.
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Already, Trump has flirted with treason, flouted conflict-of-interest rules, bullied dissidents and blown off the advice of seasoned public servants.
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Mr. El Aissami also heads a newly formed "commando" unit, meant to root out dissidents that the government accuses of plotting coups.
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According to Luz Ilagan, a former congresswoman from Davao, Duterte was able to help dissidents without compromising his position in the government.
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Its operations have included hacking government ministries in Iran, Qatar and Turkey; executives of FIFA, the world soccer organization; journalists and dissidents.
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"The Castro regime murdered and jailed dissidents, and caused unspeakable harm to too many South Florida families," the House Democrat wrote. Rep.
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"One person in particular has been associated with the online campaign against dissidents and Mr. Bezos — it's Saud al-Qahtani," she said.
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In her experience, she said, the Chinese Consulate in Toronto rarely issues travel documents to dissidents, but Mr. Yang got one immediately.
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In her experience, she said, the Chinese Consulate in Toronto rarely issues travel documents to dissidents, but Mr. Yang got one immediately.
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The Saudi government is very interested in the latter — it allows them to analyze, monitor and even outsmart dissidents and social movements.
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When Meng was elected president of Interpol in 85033, critics feared he'd use the position as a means of pursuing dissidents abroad.
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He had seen many visitors to the island detained after meeting with dissidents, but typically they were released after a few hours.
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Chinese dissidents have in the past been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western host nation.
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Virtual celebrities are replacing real ones, and patrons in a bar called Cognitive Dissidents dance to the evangelical Islamic band Chrome Koran.
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The agency under Mr. Park arrested and tortured dissidents, framing them by charging that they were Communists or sympathetic toward North Korea.
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Joe McCarthy (R-Wis.) during his 1950s anti-American investigations of writers, actors, political dissidents and government figures as alleged communist spies.
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The most prominent of these dissidents, Ali Abdulemam, was guilty of nothing more than running a prominent blog critical of the government.
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One of China's most prominent dissidents, Mr. Liu led efforts to promote political liberalization in the country until his arrest in 2008.
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The secrecy afforded by the dark web has also granted activists and political dissidents a place to organize with less government scrutiny.
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The FARC, which became a political party after the peace deal and kept its former acronym, has publicly expelled the armed dissidents.
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She and others described systematic repression against dissidents, including loss of their jobs, religious persecution and, in some cases, torture during imprisonment.
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Critics say he has eroded freedoms gained after a 2011 uprising that ousted former leader Hosni Mubarak and jailed hundreds of dissidents.
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The University of Toronto-based organization Citizen Lab routinely attributes attacks against the computers of activists and dissidents to particular Third World governments.
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President Bolsonaro has said that he's "proud" to be homophobic, that he'll jail political dissidents, and has repeatedly romanticized Brazil's former military dictatorship.
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Even at the height of Holocaust, as millions of Jews, homosexuals, political dissidents and others were exterminated, the US kept its doors shut.
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Tillerson, do you believe that Vladimir Putin and his cronies are responsible for ordering the murder of countless dissidents, journalists and political opponents?
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Led by Paris-based Maryam Rajavi, the dissidents in exile cast themselves as an alternative to the Shi'ite Muslim clerical rule in Iran.
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He said that some of the dissidents backed by Russia would assemble in another room, but that he would merely seek their advice.
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With the mythologized idea of Wakandan unity upended, Coates imagined the philosophers, dissidents, and freedom fighters of Wakanda sowing the seeds of revolution.
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Mr Liu became a symbol of opposition to arbitrary power among a wide range of groups in China, not just Tiananmen-era dissidents.
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Officials were afraid that dissidents would try to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the crushing of the Tiananmen Square protests on June 4th.
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Gui was one of five booksellers who disappeared in late 2015, fueling suggestions that Beijing was cracking down on dissidents beyond Chinese borders.
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At an extraordinary congress in June, dissidents including Aksener managed to amend an MHP bylaw that would allow them to challenge Bahceli's leadership.
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As with Lisnyak's case, they call up dissidents to issue sinister ultimatums but then panic that they forgot to hide their phone number.
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Chinese leaders periodically promise citizens democracy and human rights, but President Xi Jinping's administration has launched a sweeping crackdown on dissidents and activists.
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Arab governments sometimes berate their Western counterparts for not doing enough to curb extremism, by which they often mean curbing their exiled dissidents.
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The challengers, who insist that they are not dissidents, communicate through a network of think-tanks, workers' organisations, religious groups and youth groups.
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Saudi Arabia has become a sophisticated hacking machine, able to target dissidents living on the other side of the world with expensive spyware.
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The group is also linked to attacks on journalists, activists, dissidents and bloggers in Vietnam reported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation in 2013.
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So, for now, the theatre performance remains an act of dissidence in a city which has become an unofficial capital of Russian dissidents.
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This new research also shows that despite Citizen Lab's previous investigations showing abuse of these technologies, Ethiopia keeps using them to target dissidents.
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The ELN, FARC dissidents who refused to demobilize and crime gangs are also involved in illegal mining of gold, extortion and other crimes.
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Beijing (CNN)Despite being one of China's most famous political dissidents, Liu Xiaobo has rarely struck those who know him as a firebrand.
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Energy installations and projects in the Andean country, especially oil pipelines, are regularly targeted by bombings and other attacks by rebels and dissidents.
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Similarly, encryption advocates have a strong case; as encryption is necessary to protect political dissidents in authoritarian countries and civil liberties for everyone.
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But some U.S. officials said that behind the scenes the administration has been supportive of work in China on behalf of Chinese dissidents.
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He also isn't killing dissidents or shuttering opposition newspapers as these leaders do — nor does he show the slightest interest in doing so.
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" It said exiles and human rights monitors allege that "many persons supposedly executed for criminal offenses, such as narcotics trafficking, were political dissidents.
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He proudly supported those he considered moral and political soulmates: the Dalai Lama and Chinese dissidents, which earned him no credits in Beijing.
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The Justice Department accused two men of using their access to Twitter's internal systems to obtain information on American citizens and Saudi dissidents.
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The case raises concerns about the ability of Silicon Valley to protect the private information of dissidents and other users from repressive governments.
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Some Spanish politicians and Cuban dissidents have criticized the trip, saying it legitimizes Cuba's one-party system at a time of increased repression.
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Since the failed coup of July 2628, Ankara has moved with lightning speed to eliminate all possible dissidents inside the government and out.
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This culminated in Google pulling out of the market in 2010, amid claims Chinese hackers had broken into the Gmail accounts of dissidents.
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One of the biggest anti-Syria dissidents of that time, Christian politician Michel Aoun, is now president of the country of 4 million.
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Authoritarian governments will be able to abuse the system, using shared information to suppress dissidents, political opponents and disfavored ethnic or religious minorities.
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But others remember him for ruling the country with martial law and arresting, torturing and even executing dissidents by branding them as Communists.
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Following that, several events involving Chinese dissidents were canceled, in what appeared to be acts of self-censorship, though one later went ahead.
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He admired such iconoclasts, and he deeply valued personal freedom, but he also idolized Nasser, who had thrown dissidents and intellectuals into prison.
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He will meet with entrepreneurs and dissidents, Cubans who have found ways to challenge the status quo in a country undergoing vast change.
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Now a new audio tape has revived calls for an investigation into this massacre, and renewed focused on Iran's ongoing execution of dissidents.
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A larger staff at the Embassy would create new opportunities to bring in spies and human-rights officers who would work with dissidents.
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Radio Free Europe is an example of a communication link that gave hope to Russian dissidents during the height of the Cold War.
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Kadyrov has attempted to assassinate dissidents in EuropeKadyrov made the statement after reports that one of the infected pilgrims refused to be isolated.
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The senators accuse Russia of abusing Interpol to settle scores and harass dissidents by issuing warrants, known as red notices, for their arrest.
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But since inheriting power over the party after his father's death in 2016, Davide Casaleggio has consolidated control, say critics and party dissidents.
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"For decades, dissidents and human rights advocates have relied on independent investigations into government corruption to further their fight for freedom," McCain wrote.
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After the bloody 1989 Tiananmen crackdown on student-led pro-democracy protesters, an underground pipeline called Operation Yellowbird smuggled dissidents to Hong Kong.
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Opponents worry that if the bill were to become law, anyone in the city could potentially be sent to the mainland, including dissidents.
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The project, code-named Dragonfly, has upset employees who feel Google would be playing a part in silencing dissidents and spreading government propaganda.
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But it's obviously not enough on its own, and it's still an open question how far the Republican dissidents are willing to go.
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He's run gulags and filled prisons with political dissidents, where people have been deliberately starved to death, according to a United Nations report.
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NSO's client list included numerous autocratic states that researchers say used the tools to spy on journalists, dissidents and members of civil society.
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Moscow dissidents saw this as an opportunity: They could use this commitment against the apparatchiks, by claiming the right to publish every violation.
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During the almost-decade his spent in prison, he received the Nobel Peace Prize and was hailed as one of China's leading dissidents.
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Critics said the bill would allow Beijing to target dissidents in Hong Kong with phony charges, exposing activists to China's opaque legal system.
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Feature As the global spotlight on the nation's domestic policies has dimmed, lawyers for dissidents increasingly face a terrible choice: acquiescence or imprisonment.
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To date, this CCP campaign has consisted of already widely available techniques and technologies to pursue dissidents abroad, like targeted robocalls and surveillance.
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As Rosie and Jojo stroll through town one day and happen upon the hanging corpses of dissidents, he asks her what they did.
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Even like-minded dissidents were afraid to congregate, unsure who was a fellow traveler and who was a secret agent for Colonel Qaddafi.
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Documents obtained by The Wall Street Journal appear to show that Huawei employees helped governments in Uganda and Zambia spy on political dissidents.
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Although Mr. Benn's supporters enjoyed a majority on Labour's national executive committee for a time, left-wing dissidents never commanded the party machine.
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