Mr Li's relatives cannot renew their identity cards or passports.
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Resourceful politicians promised them identity cards in return for votes.
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All but one of the bodies had identity cards, he said.
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They carry Israeli identity cards and can travel and work throughout Israel.
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We grew used to policemen checking people's identity cards in interchange stations.
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Passports and identity cards had been placed with some of the rocks.
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The government is unlikely to bring in travel visas, still less identity cards.
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Many Venezuelans struggle to obtain passports and arrive only with national identity cards.
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Even national identity cards did not become bilingual until 2014, after a legal challenge.
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Payments company Wirecard's jumped 5.9% on a partnership deal in India over identity cards.
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They bought fake car license plates, and some had multiple identity cards, Haji said.
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The central problem in Sunday's vote was the delay in issuing biometric identity cards.
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He was there for a common "license check"—when police check for identity cards.
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A home safe where he stores drug money contains forged identity cards for Manitoba.
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Police with helmets and shields blocked overhead walkways and plainclothes officers checked commuters' identity cards.
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Identity cards containing microchips will ensure compliance, a Big Brother touch that makes some nervous.
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Long lines of refugees make their way through the various bureaucratic hurdles to identity cards.
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Arena supporters said that armed gangsters snatched their identity cards to stop them from voting.
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"We will issue identity cards and designate special premises for them," the minister told parliament.
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Gangsters control the entrances to urban slums, checking identity cards and demanding payment from residents.
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Under the new registration, users' fingerprints are captured alongside scans of their national identity cards.
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Some protesters pleaded with the police, showing their refugee identity cards, as they were taken away.
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New identity cards forced people to choose an ethnicity, though many Ethiopians are of mixed heritage.
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Compulsory identity cards have only been issued during wartime; efforts to reintroduce them have been repulsed.
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About one million more who did not get the paperwork resorted to using false identity cards.
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The Pakistani authorities have revoked or blocked thousands of national identity cards illegally obtained by foreigners.
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I am a Palestinian American and citizen of Israel, while they hold West Bank identity cards.
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I like it, the identity cards in the States, they have all different colors for states.
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And Rohingyas say their movements are being restricted if they do not accept new temporary identity cards.
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But ordinary identity cards are still often used to monitor the movement of out-of-town Uighurs.
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Members are now also required to show identity cards while carrying out official duties, the statement said.
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Additionally, residents carry three different passports and identity cards, and speak two different languages (Cantonese and Mandarin).
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You may know the Afghan woman arrested in Pakistan, accused of trying to obtain illegal identity cards.
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In Kathmandu, they had filled out their application and made photocopies of their earthquake victim identity cards.
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Holding identity cards, they waited patiently for firefighters to retrieve their most important belongings — medicine, documents, pets.
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HID Global produces high-tech products ranging from biometric readers and electronic identity cards to RFID tracking tags.
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Egyptian Bahais no longer need to choose between "Muslim", "Christian" or "Jewish" on their identity cards, for instance.
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Britain has no identity cards, no register of EU nationals and no checks on who comes and goes.
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Inciting ethnic hatred is now a crime, and new identity cards focus more on a shared national character.
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Some 24,2000 were stateless until 2003—with an "X" on their identity cards to highlight their lowly status.
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Venezuelans are only allowed to buy staples once a week, based on the number on their identity cards.
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The census - the first in 19 years - identified transgender people according to their national identity cards, said Ali.
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Mr. Gyawali said survivors would need to get duplicate victim identity cards from their local Village Development Committees.
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But they got their positive answer: they get refugee/identity cards and they can actually stay in Switzerland.
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Authorities posted photos of Tunisian identity cards and forged Libyan passports that they said the women were carrying.
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The returnees must provide copies of identity cards and documents certifying the address of their residence in Myanmar.
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The militants checked the identity cards of passengers, singled out some of them, and then kidnapped and killed them.
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Most had handed their identity cards over to the fishing company, which had hired them only several months earlier.
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They had made about 2,000 documents - including Belgian, Spanish and Danish identity cards - and delivered them all over Europe.
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Alarmed, Ecuador last Saturday put in place rules requiring Venezuelans to show passports, rather than just national identity cards.
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The office in Wencheng that issues identity cards and other official paperwork recently opened a dialect-speaking service desk.
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Potential voters had to show up to a registration center and get their identity cards stamped with special stickers.
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In 2012, trans activists won a legal battle to include a third gender identity option on national identity cards.
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It contained bones and identity cards that appeared to have been covered over with sandy earth by a bulldozer.
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Addressing those concerns, the IEC eased restrictions, allowing anyone with election stickers on their national identity cards to vote.
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Several well-known officials and actors could be seen waiting their turn in the lengthy lines, holding their identity cards.
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Adult citizens of Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua need only present national identity cards to cross each others' borders.
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In 1960 in Providence, Rhode Island, the police demanded that all restaurant waiters obtain identity cards, get fingerprinted, and photographed.
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Officials also stopped accepting photo identity cards, known as matrículas, that Mexicans obtain from their consulates in the United States.
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They entered Russia using World Cup tickets and fan identity cards, which Moscow accepts instead of visas during the tournament.
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The government says the goal of merging data from French passports and national identity cards is to prevent identity fraud.
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On national identity cards, a necessity for life outside the jungle, all Indonesians must select one from among six faiths.
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Adult citizens of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua need only present national identity cards to cross each others' borders.
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On August 26th Ecuador unexpectedly began requiring Venezuelans crossing into their country from Colombia to present passports rather than identity cards.
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The 31 had been living in Kashmir and some of them carried identity cards issued by the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR.
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Their identity cards are scanned, photographs and fingerprints of them are taken, newly installed iris-recognition technology peers into their eyes.
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Police set up checkpoints on roads leading from the prison and detained several people without identity cards, a Reuters witness said.
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Often, loan sharks make copies of debtors' state-issued identity cards when they lend money, which states the latter's residential address.
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Sharbat Gula, now believed to be in her 40s, was arrested last month on charges of fraudulently obtaining Pakistani identity cards.
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From identity cards to excursion module to land vehicle, the project created the components from steel, plywood, Tyvek and found objects.
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They said the attackers had objected to official identity cards given to Hindus but not Muslims, saying Hindus should not have them.
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Both she and Mr. Miri were born in Jordan but hold Palestinian identity cards because their mothers are from the West Bank.
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In refugee camps they bought identity cards, which they'd been denied in their own country, from Karens who were looking to stay.
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Even as people sought refuge in their homes, witnesses reported that officers were knocking on doors in some neighborhoods, checking identity cards.
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"Those people who have victim identity cards and sign their agreements, the money will be transferred in the bank," Mr. Gyawali said.
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Political parties now say massive fraud took place in that voter registration, where identity cards were faked and verification stickers were misused.
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Without citizenship, Nepalis cannot get identity cards which are needed for everything from college admissions and job applications to opening a bank account.
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Local media said the arrests were for charges including underage drinking and driving while intoxicated, and that several fake identity cards were seized.
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In America, where—to the astonishment of Europeans—nobody under 21 is allowed to buy drink, plenty of youngsters have fake identity cards.
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Israeli officials said the officers were attacked after they became suspicious and approached two of the men, asking to see their identity cards.
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At the group's conference in Paris last month, a representative of the World Food Programme talked about issuing refugees with biometric identity cards.
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Police recovered a shotgun, revolver, 18 national identity cards of people he said he believed the suspects had recruited, and over 20 passports.
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In July, Oregon became the first state to allow people to mark their gender as "not specified" on driver's licenses and identity cards.
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In September, Salah Abdeslam drove to Budapest, where he picked up two men who returned with him to Belgium with fake identity cards.
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After the policemen looked at our identity cards, they took me aside and rifled through my books and my belongings for incriminating evidence.
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Civil rights activists say the commission will encourage voter suppression by justifying new barriers to voting, such as requiring identity cards to vote.
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There are smaller checkpoints at banks, parks, schools, gas stations and mosques, all recording information from identity cards in the mass surveillance database.
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The police said they had also seized identity cards, mobile phones and passports in the raids in four districts of Istanbul since last week.
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The data, published on a Twitter account, also included addresses, personal letters and copies of identity cards, the public broadcaster said, citing affiliate rbb.
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Seven of the migrants were identified from papers or identity cards, and the rest were thought to be Egyptian from their appearance, he said.
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Ehsan said another way Afghanistan's NDS agency helped the Pakistani Taliban was by providing militants with identity cards to ease their movement inside Aghanistan.
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Or they can plump for identity cards, which require a register of all citizens and would enable Britons to prove their identity and status.
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In the middle of last year they deployed security guards at the entrance to the building, who began keeping records of visitors' identity cards.
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A major manufacturer of security chips used easy-to-crack cryptography, which could have impacts on everything from software authentication to smart identity cards.
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There was nothing left in war-ravaged Falluja, but getting in and out of the city required special U.S.-issued identity cards with retinal scans.
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The public broadcaster rbb, which broke the story, said the data, published on a Twitter account, included addresses, personal letters and copies of identity cards.
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In India, many Rohingya have identity cards issued by the U.N.'s refugee agency which it says prevents them from arbitrary arrests, harassment and deportation.
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When Myanmar gained independence in 1948, the Rohingya were able to apply for identity cards, which offered some rights, and some even served in Parliament.
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None of the 216 victims had a social-media profile or even a mobile phone; the only photos Chris could find were three identity cards.
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Voters were asked to present the identity cards they use to collect food as a way for officials to keep track of who had voted.
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They included citizens from Nigeria, Morocco, Algeria and Yemen who held World Cup fan identity cards, which Moscow accepts instead of visas during the tournament.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled in 2009 that transgender people - sometimes known as "hijras" in South Asia - could get national identity cards as a "third sex".
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Broadcaster rbb reported earlier that the data, from hundreds of politicians and published on a Twitter account, included addresses, personal letters and copies of identity cards.
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Even families entering a public park offering (distant) views of leaders' villas had to place identity cards on digital scanners and squint into facial-recognition cameras.
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A pamphlet given to refugees by Myanmar officials on Wednesday, seen by Reuters, encourages them to accept new identity cards as a "first step" to citizenship.
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The five terrorists, wearing the uniform and carrying identity cards of intelligence agents, entered Mogadishu's Naso-Hablod hotel after twin bombs exploded at the entrance, Col.
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At least 10 countries — Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Denmark, Germany, India, Malta, Nepal, New Zealand and Pakistan — offer gender-neutral options on passports or national identity cards.
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" Years ago, he wrote, he and his friends asked the Israeli Supreme Court to change the "nationality" entry on their identity cards from "Jewish" to "Israeli.
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A majority of Baloch tribesmen living in remote rural areas do not have national identity cards, which are necessary to cast a vote in general elections.
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The ICA has been collecting iris images from Singaporean citizens and permanent residents when they apply for identity cards or a passport since January last year.
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" The problem is so pervasive that a lawmaker recently asked El Salvador&aposs Legislative Assembly for national identity cards to be issued without addresses "to save lives.
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The U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, has issued about 16,500 Rohingya in India with identity cards that it says can help "prevent harassment, arbitrary arrests, detention and deportation".
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It comes against the backdrop of a large multi-party case against the mandatory use of national identity cards, known as Aadhaar, as an infringement of privacy.
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The vote could be postponed to next year if registration of voters, many of whom do not have national identity cards, is not completed before winter sets.
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The attacker detonated the bomb at a voter center where Afghan authorities were handing out national identity cards in their effort to register more people to vote.
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" The memorandum also says Myanmar will verify them for return and the eventual issuing of identity cards will be based on "evidence of past residence in Myanmar.
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Khan brokered marriages and provided forged marriage certificates, aided by a network of brokers and agents, many female, who arranged fake identity cards and travel, police said.
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The office is a distribution center in the city of Jalalabad for national identity cards, which people need to vote in Afghanistan's presidential election in 10 days.
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Civil identity cards are essential for traveling and passing through checkpoints, as well as getting access to public services, such as food assistance, health care and housing assistance.
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Fishing boats, where identity cards are not asked for, are one of the few employment options left although fishermen can sometimes be asked for identification by coast guards.
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There have also been attacks on minority groups and ethnic cleansing, which is made easier by the fact that in most regions ethnicity is recorded on identity cards.
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The hacked material included private chats by Greens leader Robert Habeck with family members and the identity cards of his children, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Next, the records associated with identity cards can contain biometric data including fingerprints, blood type and DNA information as well as the subject's detention record and "reliability status".
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Identity cards and maps, hidden in the pockets of the mannequin terrorists inside the car, are designed to lead the participants to the next stage of the challenge.
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Most of them are stateless as they cannot obtain Pakistani identity cards, essential for opening bank accounts, enrolling into school, using public hospitals, and even getting a job.
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Residents said the military had described them as Avengers but locals had protested they were Chevron pipeline inspectors who had shown the soldiers arresting them their identity cards.
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Chad started issuing returnees with national identity cards in 2014, which allow them to move around freely to seek work, use local health facilities and open bank accounts.
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More than a dozen recent arrivals at the refugee camps in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, said the official pressure to accept the identity cards was why they ultimately fled.
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Residents said shops, schools and government offices were closed and the Taliban had set up posts around the city and were checking identity cards and preventing people from fleeing.
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At a station I visited in Kashgar in September, visitors were stepping out of their cars to have their faces scanned and matched with identity cards before filling up.
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The resolution called on Israel to stop building settlements, to stop imposing Israeli citizenship and Israeli identity cards on Syrian citizens in the Golan, and to cease repressive measures.
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The Supreme Court ruled in 2009 hijras could get national identity cards as a "third sex" and last year the government issued its first passport with a transgender category.
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He used this position to issue fake passports, personal documents and identity cards to Arab and Iranian operatives, who thus entered and travelled across the region as Venezuelan nationals.
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Mr. Laachraoui, using the name Soufiane Kayal, was one of two men — Mr. Belkaid was the other — with fake Belgian identity cards who were with Mr. Abdeslam on Sept.
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"After the failed coup, Daesh withdrew the special identity cards it issued for its local commanders, to prevent them from fleeing Mosul with their families," Colonel al-Taie said.
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Only in mid-November 2012, after obtaining birth certificates, identity cards and soliciting a visit from the state inspector of schools, were the children able to go to school.
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It allows men to manage the women under their guardianship by giving or revoking their right to travel through airports, tracking them by their national identity cards or passports.
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Most of them say they are not able to obtain Pakistani identity cards, essential for opening bank accounts, enrolling children in schools, using public hospitals, and even getting a job.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - The speaker of Indonesia's parliament on Tuesday denied allegations that he helped cause big losses to the state in connection with the issuance of electronic national identity cards.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - At least hundreds of Senegalese voters were prevented from casting their ballots in parliamentary elections on Sunday because of delays in issuing identity cards, voters and officials said.
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Sharbat Gula, whose photograph as a young refugee was on the cover of National Geographic in 1985, was arrested in Pakistan and charged with trying to fraudulently obtain identity cards.
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They were never produced before any court, and although investigators were able to take photos and fingerprints of some of them, these were never compared to their national identity cards.
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Just days earlier, SBI accused Aadhaar's authority, UIDAI, of mishandling citizen data that allowed fake Aadhaar identity cards to be created, despite numerous security lapses and misuse of the system.
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The bill's provisions include enabling individuals the right to change their gender on national identity cards, inherit property and not be discriminated against if pursuing a seat in public office.
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They are responsible for checking voters' identity cards, counting ballots and signing off on tally sheets that summarise the results, which are transmitted by machine to the supreme electoral tribunal (TSE).
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TUNIS (Reuters) - The head of one of Libya's main political movements has alleged widespread fraud involving national identity cards, saying this could jeopardize elections that may be held late this year.
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QUETTA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Unidentified gunmen killed 14 people in southwestern Pakistan after pulling them from several passenger buses, sifting through their identity cards and kidnapping them, a Pakistani official said on Thursday.
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Interior Ministry spokesman Najib Danesh said a bomber on foot approached the center where officials were issuing identity cards as part of the registration process for around 10 million voters across Afghanistan.
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For instance, Venezuelans entering Ecuador and Peru will soon be required to show hard-to-get passports, rather than the more ubiquitous national identity cards, governments of both countries announced last week.
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Infineon said it was aware of, and had taken action to correct a flaw in the encryption used for secure products such as identity cards that was revealed by researchers on Monday.
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For widows like NS, that's clearly impossible—and without an official marriage certificate, the government won't issue her kids the identity cards they need to use public services like schools and hospitals.
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Ordinary Uighurs moving about Hotan sometimes shuffle on and off buses several times to pass through metal detectors, swipe their identity cards or hand over and unlock their mobile phones for inspection.
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Criminals managed to circumvent the "robust" security of India's biometric database to issue over 8 million fake identity cards — which Indian citizens use for everything from opening bank accounts to getting married.
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"There is no policy in Pakistan for the Rohingya," said Noor Hussain, the Pakistan head of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization, pointing out that the without state-issued identity cards the community cannot progress.
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On Wednesday, Pakistani authorities arrested Gula, now in her 212s, on charges of fraudulently claiming Pakistani citizenship to obtain national identity cards for herself and two men who claimed to be her sons.
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From NASA identity cards to excursion module to land vehicle, the Mars project created the components for Mission Control and each phase of the journey out of steel and plywood and found objects.
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Attackers detonated explosives outside the building, used for the distribution of electronic identity cards, in the city of Jalalabad in eastern Nangarhar province, said the provincial governor's spokesman and a provincial council member.
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International researchers have found a security risk with the chips embedded in Estonian identity cards that could allow hackers to steal people's identities, although officials said there was no evidence of a hack.
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He showed his national and company identity-cards to the "old granny" questioning him, and insisted that he was "definitely an honest citizen", merely prevented by red tape from obtaining the right documents.
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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the agency charged with operating Aadhaar, uses a network of private enrollment centers around the country to register citizens on the system and issue identity cards.
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About 16,500 of the refugees, including Sahidullah, have been issued identity cards by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) that it says helps them "prevent harassment, arbitrary arrests, detention and deportation".
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Stateless Rohingya who fled Myanmar are set to receive digital identity cards using blockchain technology in a pilot project seeking to help them access services like banking and education.
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Last Sunday's vote was marred by delays in issuing biometric identity cards that prevented hundreds of voters from casting their ballots, part of what opposition leaders said was an intensifying clampdown on political opposition.
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The offer came to a BuzzFeed News employee via a Facebook message: Are you interested in buying hundreds of legitimate identity cards issued to Syrian refugees in Germany who recently returned home to Syria?
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Unlike most European countries, Britain has no system of identity cards or compulsory registration for EU residents, so counting long-term immigrants has mostly relied on surveying passengers at airports and other entry points.
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It distributes subsidised food, such as pasta, rice and cooking oil, only to holders of biometric identity cards which the regime also uses to gather data on citizens, and insists they show when voting.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German payments company Wirecard said on Wednesday it would work with India to simplify the process of issuing tax identity cards required to open bank accounts, transfer money or complete business transactions.
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Eight of the nine were identified from their fingerprints, which are taken when national identity cards are issued, and one turned out to be a wanted Bangladeshi-American, said Dhaka police spokesman Masudur Rahman.
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"The biggest source of happiness for us is that the new law provides transgender people the right to register their chosen gender identity on their government issued national identity cards and documents," she said.
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Iran disowned them, pointing to their Afghan identity cards, but Afghan officials paraded them on television, saying they were carrying false papers and had admitted to being sent by Iran as a hit squad.
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In 226 the government gave seven states, including Rajasthan, powers to issue citizenship to Hindus and other religious minorities from neighboring Muslim countries, and allowed them to seek driving licenses and national identity cards.
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Armed with temporary identity cards and pamphlets, Singh and a group of volunteers have helped set up seven camps to keep track of children who travel with their families to attend the eight-week festival.
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Federal appellate courts are looking askance at photo ID laws in Texas and North Carolina because they are unfair to voters least likely to have identity cards: black people, the poor, the elderly and students.
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"As is well known at the time when the Soviet Union existed, the KGB and the Stasi were partner intelligence agencies so you probably can't rule out an exchange of such identity cards," he said.
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On a recent visit to one checkpoint in Kashgar, a line of passengers and drivers, nearly all Uighur, got out of their vehicles, trudged through automated gates made by C.E.T.C. and swiped their identity cards.
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THE FIRST thing that visitors to the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg see is a wall of identity cards—the pieces of paper that determined where people could live and work and whom they could love.
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Verifying users' identities is necessary to comply with anti-money laundering regulations, but Facebook has not said how it is going to implement this system, particularly in countries that don't have government-issued identity cards.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Uttar Pradesh state officials must investigate whether homeless people are denied access to shelters because they don't have identity cards, which they cannot obtain without an address, India's highest court has ordered.
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More than 50 people queuing to receive identity cards for the ballot were killed in the blast, by far the most serious of a series of attacks on the registration process officially launched earlier this month.
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The attacker detonated his explosives as the Afghan authorities distributed national identity cards in the western part of Kabul, the capital, part of a push by the government to get more people to register to vote.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Taiwan is considering whether to introduce a third gender option on its passports and national identity cards in a bid to protect sexual minority groups, an official said Tuesday.
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But critics including Democrats and voting rights advocates call the laws an effective way to attempt to suppress votes from African Americans, who are both more likely to vote Democratic and lack the needed identity cards.
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There has also been an uptick, officials said, in first-time applications from Americans in states that have not yet complied with the Real ID Act, which sets stricter standards for driver's licenses and other identity cards.
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The much delayed "e-tezkera" system, named after the local term for identity cards, is intended to reduce fraud, streamline public administration and give a clearer picture of the population by centralizing data on one digitized card.
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The court has set up a rare nine-member bench to rule on the matter triggered by a petition challenging the mandatory use of national identity cards, which are known as Aadhaar, as an infringement of privacy.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar authorities are forcing members of the Rohingya Muslim minority at gunpoint to accept identity cards that categorize them as foreigners, stripping them of the chance to become citizens, a rights group said on Tuesday.
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Every adult male coming to Hammam al-Alil camp — the arrival point for the displaced — is led to a fenced compound where officers inspect their identity cards and check them against a database of Islamic State suspects.
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A picture of the pair's identity cards for the crash site posted to Twitter showed that Foroutan was a student at the University of Waterloo in Ontario and Dadashnejad was studying in the province of British Columbia.
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Two public servants on trial for corruption linked to the procurement of electronic identity cards last week identified at least 37 people they said had benefited, according to an indictment document released by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).
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There, Mr. Sousa Mendes explicitly defied the dictator's orders, signing not only the passports thrust at him by desperate refugees, but also identity cards and random scraps of paper that, marked with his signature, allowed entrance to Portugal.
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The directive from the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission, which was issued last Sunday, notes that only Bangladeshis with national identity cards are allowed to possess local SIM cards and bans the sale of cellphone services in the camps.
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The directive from the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission, which was issued last Sunday, notes that only Bangladeshis with national identity cards are allowed to possess local SIM cards and bans the sale of cellphone services in the camps.
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And that's also why I use these images, because it doesn't matter that much to the TSA in the end, but [it's questionable how a] government agency is working with the identity cards of people in this manner.
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International researchers said this week they have found a security risk with the chips embedded in Estonian identity cards that could allow a hacker to steal a person's identity, although officials said there was no evidence of a hack.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China ramped up the police presence in the financial district of its capital on Monday, with officers checking bystanders' identity cards and telling pedestrians to disperse, while at least 13 police gathered outside the banking regulator's office.
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He was accompanied by two people using fake Belgian identity cards with the names of Samir Bouzid (Mohammed Belkaid, who was killed in a police raid in the Brussels neighborhood of Forest last week) and Soufiane Kayal, NBC said.
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While the government claims the new database will be used only to confirm identities, it rejected a proposal for individual data chips in passports and identity cards that would serve the same purpose without compromising citizens' rights to privacy.
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Mei, who has a local identity card, goes on to say that she's heard stories from friends—who hail from the Chinese mainland and lack identity cards—about being physically and sexually assaulted at their brothels by the police.
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QUITO/LIMA (Reuters) - Venezuelans entering Ecuador and Peru will soon be required to show their passports, rather than national identity cards, the Ecuadorean government and Peruvian official sources said on Thursday, amid concerns over an influx of economic migrants.
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Counterterrorism officers stopped the suspect while leaving an apartment block near central Athens on Saturday, while carrying several bags containing two pistols, 300 bullet cartridges, several detonators, cables, timers, gunpowder and eight fake identity cards, a police statement said.
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In the chaos of war, many government buildings have been destroyed along with property records, while refugees and other displaced people have lost identity cards or land deeds, meaning it could take a long time to prove property rights.
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YANGON (Reuters) - When Myanmar officials toured refugee camps in Bangladesh last month, inviting Rohingya Muslims who fled the country to return, they brought with them pamphlets adorned with cartoons showing hijab-wearing women passing through checkpoints and happily grasping identity cards.
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For example, Zhihu, a Quora-like discussion site, has already started asking users to verify their identities with their mobile numbers (which are linked to people's identity cards.) Those who refuse this step aren't able to post on the site.
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Despite the forensic evidence, Mr. Gao eluded the police for so long partly because, as the resident of a small village, he managed to avoid the requirement that all Chinese must now submit fingerprints when applying for their national identity cards.
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Her seminal project Under the Black Sun (1993) issued from the tradition of making portraits for identity cards: The series of hazy red-lit faces juxtaposes definitions of personal identity with photography's role in establishing typologies and documentation to service surveillance and control.
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It has improved women's access to government services in recent years, enabling women to secure their own identity cards and issuing divorced and widowed women family cards, which identify familial relationships and are needed for bureaucratic processes, according to Human Rights Watch.
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After repeated delays, the elections for parliament and district councils are due in October, putting officials under heavy pressure to complete the registration of 14 million voters and issue around 10 million new identity cards by the autumn to ensure credible participation levels.
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In addition to a cache of personal items — identity cards, medical records, cameras — that are in the Bronx show, Mr. Baltrop left behind a handful of beat-up photographic prints and thousands of rolls of film that he couldn't afford to have processed.
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Under the new law, a third gender option would be added to driver's licenses, birth certificates, identity cards, and gender change court orders, and minors are given the option to apply to update their gender on birth certificates, with permission from parents or legal guardians.
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The stranded Rohingya, including women and children, had been living in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, according to a Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) official who said he had seen some of their identity cards issued by the U.N. refugee agency in India.
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On Friday night, at a concert featuring psychedelic cumbia and feminist reggaeton at a colonial house in Asunción, Pedro Lezcano, a percussionist, grabbed the microphone and said, "If your folks are Colorados, hide their cédulas," a reference to the national identity cards required for voting.
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The suspects were believed to have made thousands of euros by using stolen personal data of Bosnians living abroad to create forged identity cards and biometric passports, which were sold to organized crime gangs in Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia and Bulgaria, Bosnian authorities said.
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At the home of a gang member's sister, the police found a bag that they said contained Mr. Regeni's passport, his credit card and cellphones, as well as identity cards from Cambridge and the American University in Cairo, two institutions he was affiliated with.
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Senior Judge Mary Ellen Coster Williams, a judge on the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, said Munich-based Giesecke & Devrient GMBH brought a baseless lawsuit alleging immigration documents HID makes for the U.S. government infringe a patent describing a system for scanning identity cards.
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An Afghan woman whose photograph as a young refugee with piercing green eyes was published on the cover of National Geographic in 1985, becoming a symbol of the turmoil of war in Afghanistan, was arrested on Wednesday in Pakistan on charges of fraudulently obtaining national identity cards.
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An internal report by the German Federal Police reviewed by the German publication Der Spiegel said that as of mid 2018, 579,184 refugee identity cards had been issued to the estimated 103,000 asylum seekers, and that in 2016 there were 440 cases of refugees using someone else's card to enter Germany.
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What the government of China did, at least according to the news report I read, is they went to the government of Zimbabwe and they bought all of the driver's license and identity cards data from the government of Zimbabwe so that they could train up their systems on black faces.
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One month before her suicide, investors like her who'd lost their money had planned a rally in Beijing — but only a few managed to show up, because policemen and security guards had gathered on every street corner and at subway stations to check the identity cards of everyone who was nearing Beijing's financial district.
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By making Rakhine Muslims stateless — by granting them identity cards of various hues that at various times seemed to confer citizenship or its promise only to withdraw them — and by subjecting them to intermittent violence, the military of Myanmar and its Rakhine Buddhist militia sidekicks have done more than anyone to forge a distinct Rohingya identity.
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In what is the first admission of its kind in the country, Amit Shah, India's home minister, said the law enforcement agencies deployed a facial recognition system, and fed it with images from government-issued identity cards, driving licenses, and "other databases," to identify alleged culprits in the communal violence in northeast Delhi on February 25 and 26.
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At the Carnival Row section, for example, visitors were asked to draw "identity cards" listing them as Creatures (aka "Critches") or Humans and were treated accordingly; Creatures were quickly berated by the local constables while Humans were given carte blanche as they explored the marketplace setting and Carnival Row itself—"a safehouse of ill repute" that still faced its own dangers.
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For all those who failed to meet the deadline their "cards will be switched off if their owners fail to register them biometrically using national identity cards," TCRA's communications head, Frederick Ntobi, told Reuters Major mobile phone operators in Tanzania include Vodacom Tanzania, a unit of South Africa's Vodacom, Tigo Tanzania, which is part of Sweden's Millicom, Bharti Airtel Tanzania, and Halotel, owned by Vietnam-based telecoms operator Viettel.
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