"Martial law is martial law," Duterte was quoted by media as saying on Wednesday.
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"For this martial law and the consequences of martial law and the ramifications of martial law, I and I alone would be responsible; just do your jobs," he said.
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One account that shared the image wrote in the post, "Martial law…without martial law".
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"So we have no choice but to declare martial law ... oh, hey, martial law, about time!"
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He's declared martial law over the southern third of the country and threatened to expand the martial law nationwide.
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"As a martial law victim and survivor, I detest his martial law threat," Ms. Rosales said, referring to Mr. Duterte's warning.
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"I will not declare martial law, and if I declare martial law, I will not make noise," he said in a speech on Wednesday.
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Mr. Duterte has threatened to expand martial law nationwide, an echo of the Marcos dictatorship, when the country lived under martial law for nine years.
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Martial law extension proposed While Duterte addressed troops, lawmakers in the capital prepared to discuss his request to extend martial law in Mindanao until the end of the year.
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Poroshenko did not make clear what introduction of martial law might mean, and whether he was talking about martial law in the whole country or only in some parts.
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He also imposed martial law on the troubled southern island of Mindanao, a bold step given that a former president, Ferdinand Marcos, used martial law to turn himself into a dictator.
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Duterte, who declared martial law on Mindanao - an island the size of South Korea - after the Islamist fighters overran Marawi, said that under martial law he has authority over the defense department.
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Poroshenko said he would propose that parliament impose martial law.
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The island had emerged from martial law only in 1987.
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In 1987 martial law was lifted after nearly 40 years.
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He has imposed martial law in Mindanao in the south.
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As tensions soared, a judge declared martial law in Thibodaux.
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The whole of Mindanao has since been under martial law.
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It was used as a pretext to introduce martial law.
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The tried and true approach to despotism is martial law.
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The initial period of martial law was extended in July.
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Turkey declared martial law as military factions attempted a coup.
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Reuters: Ukraine introduces martial law citing threat of Russian invasion.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski, its leader, banned Solidarity and declared martial law.
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Will there be martial law, grounded planes and forced evacuations?
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Extended martial law Martial law will be in effect on the Muslim-majority southern Philippines island for 60 days "to suppress lawless violence and rebellion and for public safety," said Abella, according to PNA.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has declared martial law in the surrounding region.
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Martial law will surely complicate the broader "peace process" in Mindanao.
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He said he had not declared martial law, according to PNA.
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He declared martial law twice more during his time in office.
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In response, Poroshenko's government declared martial law in ten border regions.
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"Let's see if it will mean an extension of martial law."
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Imagine FEMA trailers and martial law, toxic waste and flooded hospitals.
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The British forces countered with a strict enforcement of martial law.
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"This is nothing short of martial law," councilman Sal DiCiccio tweeted.
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And thirdly, everyone noticed that's not how you spell martial law.
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In 2202 the USSR coerced Poland's leaders into imposing martial law.
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It sounds like martial law, but it wasn't a big deal.
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Tensions escalate and Poroshenko briefly declares martial law in the region.
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There was no curfew, no martial law, no stability and order.
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They think they can have martial law in the United States.
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Ms. Zakharova's comments touched off worries in Ukraine that Russia might justify an attack by pointing at Ukraine's mobilization under martial law — no matter that Ukraine justified martial law by first pointing at a risk from Russia.
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Duterte responded by declaring martial law throughout his home island of Mindanao.
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"The term of martial law depends on the Russian Federation," he said.
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Duterte's first order for martial law was set to expire on Saturday.
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He thought martial law was going to break out at any moment.
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Duterte said martial law in the southern Philippines could last a year.
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He idolises Ferdinand Marcos, a former dictator who did impose martial law.
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He has declared martial law in Mindanao, which is his political base.
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Mr Duterte imposed martial law on Mindanao and poured troops into Marawi.
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The extension of martial law is essential to overall peace and stability.
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Martial law Duterte has suggested he might extend martial law until the end of the year or impose it nationwide, a possibility that has alarmed critics of the government and survivors of the dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos.
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Martial law Martial law will be in effect on the Muslim-majority southern Philippines island for 60 days "to suppress lawless violence and rebellion and for public safety," said Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella, according to the Philippine News Agency.
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Many young Filipinos have little or no knowledge of Marcos and martial law.
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Martial law will be in place for 30 days beginning Wednesday, parliament decided.
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Moreover, it sounded like martial law while local leaders want help controlling guns.
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That President Obama will declare martial law and rebuild himself as the antichrist.
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Only after martial law was declared in 1981 did the authorities crack down.
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The end of 21 years of a dictatorship, martial law of Ferdinand Marcos.
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At times, the neighborhood felt like it was under martial law, he said.
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However, Duterte says martial law in the southern Philippines could last a year.
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The administration emphasized that the deployment of guard members is not martial law.
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The supposed "source" of the martial law rumors differs from recipient to recipient.
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Taiwan was just emerging from four decades of martial law at the time.
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He also said that martial law has been enacted for the entire country.
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As an example, references to martial law have made headlines in recent days.
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But then came martial law, and Mr. Glowacki and his works went overseas.
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We spoke on the forty-fourth anniversary of the declaration of martial law.
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Kiev has temporarily imposed martial law in parts of Ukraine over the crisis.
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Could this one be a precursor to a declaration of full martial law?
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He assured me that martial law would be used only if entirely necessary.
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" He said the call to extend martial law showed Mr. Duterte's "authoritarian tendencies.
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"With a plan like this, this is already rebellion and a threat to national security, so declaration of martial law is justified," he said, referring to the martial law declared by President Rodrigo Duterte across Mindanao when the siege began.
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Ukraine had used the incident as a pretext to introduce martial law, he said.
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His spokesman said martial law would remain in effect across Mindanao for 60 days.
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Duterte said martial law would be "harsh" and could last up to a year.
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He added there was practically no outflow of deposits following the martial law announcement.
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The city was under martial law, and the repression was far greater than now.
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Days earlier, authorities started cracking down on the Solidarity movement and imposed martial law.
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FRIDAY • Martial law expires in Ukraine for people who live in Russian border zones.
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"In our darkest moments, martial law, we are never abandoned by God," he says.
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She campaigned against a logging concession, which also implicitly meant campaigning against martial law.
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Mr. Hsu, 65, was born in Hsinchu City in northern Taiwan under martial law.
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The West employed public diplomacy and covert aid to oppose martial law in Poland.
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Martial law was established in several provinces and not completely lifted until September 1973.
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"There were a lot of eateries during martial law with that menu," someone noted.
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Pending parliamentary approval, Ukraine is poised to introduce martial law for two months from Monday.
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He's said since then that he is prepared to expand martial law across the country.
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Duterte declared martial law over the island of Mindanao last week after the crisis began.
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When the chief justice demanded proper arrest warrants, Mr Duterte threatened to impose martial law.
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This has led critics to suggest that the imposition of martial law is politically motivated.
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Bloomberg reported that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko submitted a decree on martial law to lawmakers.
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"I have lived under martial law twice," he said of his younger years in Pakistan.
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Mr. Chun's martial-law troops arrested Mr. Baek during raids on school dormitories in 1980.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski declared martial law, Cardinal Macharski aided those who were interned and their families.
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He used martial law to wage political turf battles, and he was implicated in corruption.
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IEEPA is the international economic equivalent of martial law and should not be casually invoked.
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The court sided with Mr. Duterte in that case, and on the martial law issue.
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But it got a lift, paradoxically, from Mr. Duterte's much-dreaded declaration of martial law.
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While police can arrest people violating curfew, Rubio says that's way different from martial law.
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"A small incident in the Black Sea and martial law was introduced," said Mr. Putin.
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The Kuomintang made Taiwan an authoritarian party-state, declaring martial law that lasted until 1987.
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The fighting led Mr. Duterte to impose martial law over the southern Philippines in May.
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Soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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In 1972, during his second term, Marcos declared martial law, citing Communist and Muslim insurgencies.
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Martial law could be expected to come to a close; free elections would be held.
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The fighting led Mr. Duterte to impose martial law over the southern Philippines this week.
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On Monday, Ukrainian lawmakers approved the use of martial law on its borders with Russia.
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The "communist menace" that Marcos used to justify martial law amounted to several dozen insurgents.
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He added that Duterte had not imposed martial law across the country, as the report suggested.
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The latest discord started on December 13th, the 35th anniversary of martial law in communist Poland.
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Arab citizens of Israel, who lived under martial law until 1966, are becoming more integrated economically.
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Martial law has been declared, but only for one month and only in areas bordering Russia.
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When martial law was declared, my family left the Philippines and came to the United States.
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In former coups, the population was cowed into accepting, or willingly went along with, martial law.
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The president can only impose martial law in case of invasion or rebellion, Duterte's spokesman said.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said defense chiefs would assess whether to lift martial law in Mindanao.
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Under the 1987 constitution, the president has the ability to place the country under martial law.
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The extension would be the first time since the Marcos era that martial law was renewed.
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Some have ridiculed him for his contradicting remarks on whether he intends to pursue martial law.
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It does not grant the power to restrict individual freedoms that is provided by martial law.
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"We have a serious problem," said congressman Harry Roque, who filed a resolution supporting martial law.
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The authorities imposed martial law in November, citing the threat of a full-scale Russian invasion.
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With Klan and anti-Klan forces battling in the streets, the Illinois governor declared martial law.
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They will have little to do beyond providing logistical support, unless Mr. Trump declares martial law.
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Sometimes it has been difficult to tell the difference between the touchdown rules and martial law.
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He declared martial law across the country, shut down universities and Parliament, and arrested opposition leaders.
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Nine years later, after Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, her mother returned to fetch the girls.
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Tuesday's declaration of martial law effectively replaced the civilian government in Mindanao with the armed forces.
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The infrastructure of the world is in serious trouble and with that comes medical martial law.
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"I am getting calls from supporters asking questions about things like martial law," Mr. Warner said.
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Chun seized power and, using the North Korea card, declared full martial law throughout the nation.
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I've witnessed profound changes in Taiwan society since the lifting of martial law in the 1980s.
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On December 16, 1814, Jackson declared martial law, provoking an immediate backlash on civil liberties grounds.
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Shortly after Mr. Duterte declared martial law, the Department of National Defense released a memo of "guidance" pointing out that martial law "does not suspend the operation of the Constitution," affect the functioning of the legislature or the courts, or suspend the writ of habeas corpus.
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Duterte has suggested he could suspend the Constitution, declare a 'revolutionary government,' and impose nationwide martial law.
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Martial law was imposed in parts of Ukraine on Wednesday in response to rising tensions with Russia.
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In the aftermath of the attacks, Oklahoma's governor declared martial law and called in the National Guard.
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The army says martial law makes it easier to conduct house-to-house searches and seize weapons.
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Militants stormed the city, clashing with government troops and prompting Duterte to declare martial law in Mindanao.
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Kiev has introduced martial law in parts of the country, saying it fears a possible Russian invasion.
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Since becoming president, he has threatened to withdraw from the United Nations and to declare martial law.
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The insurgency blazed when Mr Marcos imposed martial law on his way to becoming a kleptocratic dictator.
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Alarmingly, the three necessary components for the imposition of martial law would exist under a Trump Presidency.
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As with this week, House Republicans voted to invoke martial law to speed up the floor vote.
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Amid escalating tensions, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has imposed martial law in select provinces for 30 days.
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ZW: What's the difference between a curfew or the shutdown of bars and restaurants and martial law?
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General Padilla said on Tuesday that martial law would remain in place despite the cessation in fighting.
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We lived in fear of a few looming specters: the Clintons, social services, martial law, gun control.
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He placed it under martial law in May after Islamist militants took over the city of Marawi.
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Martial law is still in force, and the physical damage caused by the fighting has been colossal.
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Still, the very prospect of martial law could help boost support for him as a wartime leader.
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On May 29, the president's allies in the Senate affirmed the legality of his martial law declaration.
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On Tuesday, President Rodrigo Duterte imposed martial law on the southern island of Mindanao, which includes Marawi.
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The fighting led President Rodrigo Duterte to declare 60 days of martial law for all of Mindanao.
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What if he takes it to the next level and calls for violence or declares martial law?
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The lifting of martial law by the Kuomintang in 1987 was Taiwan's first major step toward democratization.
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Some 200 suspects were detained, amid a national outcry which saw the central government impose martial law.
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Cheang was born in Taiwan in 1954, a time when the island was still under martial law.
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In response, Duterte declared martial law over the entire southern island of Mindanao, where Marawi is located.
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Mr. Duterte, speaking earlier in a video message released by his communications team, sought to calm public fears, even as he compared his imposition of martial law to that of the strongman Ferdinand Marcos, who subjected the entire country to martial law in the name of fighting communism.
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Ukraine has reacted to the situation by declaring martial law for 30 days in certain districts bordering Russia.
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Institutions, while corrupted or closed down under martial law, remained intact, to be repopulated in the next election.
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Leaders from Southern Utah discussed how to enact Young's martial law, and deal with the Baker-Francher party.
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After 18 years under martial law, Palestinians inside Israel were technically granted Israeli citizenship, and formed political parties.
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Many young Filipinos have little or no knowledge of the period under Marcos, and life under martial law.
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The move, known as "martial law," is typically reserved for tight deadlines like avoiding an imminent government shutdown.
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After the Marawi siege began, Duterte declared martial law in Mindanao, with support from allies in the Congress.
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"Martial law will ensure that these facilities are protected so that business transactions will be unaffected," he said.
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"Even under martial law, I was able to go to court and get my job back," he said.
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Duterte subsequently imposed martial law across the southern third of the country, where approximately 20 million people live.
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Presidential spokesman Harry Roque did not respond to a request for comment on the comparison with martial law.
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Unless he declares martial law, there is little the troops are lawfully permitted do beyond providing logistical support.
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Taiwan's period of martial law, also known as the White Terror, would last for the next 21 years.
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The last mile of the trip to the center was like walking through a country under martial law.
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Forty-five years ago on Thursday, Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, purportedly to save the country from Communism.
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A Soviet invasion was averted, but within two months martial law was imposed by Mr. Kania's successor, Gen.
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That includes during a national emergency or even in the extreme situation in which Trump proclaims martial law.
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EG: Martial law is when the military takes over the functions of civilian government, including law enforcement functions.
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Unfortunately, the restoration of martial law suggests that the E.P.R.D.F. is still not prepared to learn its lesson.
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Parliament voted to declare one month of martial law, only in areas close to Russia-backed breakaway regions.
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President Petro Poroshenko told Ukrainian lawmakers Monday that martial law was needed to counter mounting aggression from Moscow.
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If the shoe were on the other foot the entire country would be under martial law right now.
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Mr. Marcos declared martial law in 1972 and used it to maintain his grip on power for years.
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The same clause allows for martial law to be invoked, but Duterte said he would not do that.
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The country had spent forty-eight years under martial law, and the notion of public demonstration was unfamiliar.
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Activists warned that the amendment would in effect place the island under an undeclared state of martial law.
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After decades of martial law, it democratized in the 1990s and is now one of Asia's freest societies.
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Eventually, hardliners in the Chinese government cracked down on the protesters, declaring martial law and calling in the military.
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Separately, the International Monetary Fund said introducing martial law would have no bearing on continued IMF cooperation with Ukraine.
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Martial law in Mindanao, the second-largest island in the Philippines, was extended until the end of the year.
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There is no revolutionary government or nationwide martial law, which U.S. intelligence officials say Duterte might impose, he added.
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It also shakes up the local command and expands presidential authority to conduct operations there without imposing martial law.
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Ukraine, which denies any wrongdoing, has temporarily imposed martial law in its border regions in response to the crisis.
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"I declared Martial Law in Mindanao because I believe that was the fastest way to quell rebellion," he said.
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And country-wide martial law could give Duterte a stronger platform to continue controversial policies unchecked, according to strategists.
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Abraham Lincoln imposed martial law when the very fabric of the nation was threatened by ill will and war.
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The country's constitution permits only a 60-day declaration of martial law; any extension must be approved by lawmakers.
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Many young Filipinos have little or no knowledge of the period under Marcos, and of life under martial law.
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But if I feel as a president that I have to preserve my country, I will declare martial law.
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Ukrainian lawmakers will vote on Monday whether to impose martial law across the country amid heightened tensions with Russia.
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Martial law was imposed and a military court sentenced Maududi to death for his role in orchestrating the riots.
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After declaring martial law in 1972, during his final term, he suspended democracy until his ouster 14 years later.
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Intimations of perpetual civil war notwithstanding, Mr. Weerasethakul's criticism is oblique, as befits a movie made under martial law.
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Ukrainian law stipulates that martial law is passed through a presidential degree that needs to be approved by parliament.
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No end in sight Martial law has been declared for the entire island of Mindanao, where fighting is ongoing.
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Following the incident, Ukraine introduced martial law in parts of the country it says are vulnerable to Russian attack.
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His experience with martial law, and the "people power" revolution that toppled it are forever written into his faith.
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In her second year, in response to the spread of demonstrations across the country, the government declared martial law.
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"This is not martial law," said FEMA chief Pete Gaynor, who also emphasized the governors would remain in control.
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The Supreme Court famously created "the doctrine of necessity" in 1954 to justify Pakistan's first application of martial law.
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The confrontation prompted Ukraine to introduce martial law in some areas, citing the threat of a Russian land invasion.
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At a midnight meeting, Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council said it would ask Parliament to declare martial law.
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That same year the dictator Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, plunging the country into two decades of brutal rule.
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By declaring martial law across urban Beijing, Deng Xiaoping, the party's leader, signaled that armed force was an option.
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In preparation for a protest she was silk-screening white T-shirts with the phrase, "No to Martial Law."
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Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland's Communist leader, cracked down on the country's budding Solidarity trade union movement and declared martial law.
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On Taiwan, the generalissimo imposed martial law, stamped out opposition and nursed the unrealized dream of reconquering mainland China.
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Under martial law, the Nationalist government sought to create a unified Chinese identity — even if that meant using force.
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That's an absurd assertion to make about a state in the world's largest democracy that's essentially under martial law.
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If not, you know, martial law, then I have to authorize the military just to arrest them, detain you.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski imposed martial law and jailed thousands of Solidarity activists in order, he said, to avoid Soviet intervention.
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Some are the very people who were jailed under martial law; they, too, thought their ideas had won forever.
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Martial law was declared and the state militia was called in to restore an uneasy peace in the city.
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Bill Maher has been worrying out loud for a year that Donald Trump might declare Martial Law and not willingly leave The White House when his time is up, and although Martial Law probably is not in the cards, Trump could make a play to delay the election and -- it could work.
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"Duterte faces one significant obstacle to becoming the next Marcos: the 1987 Philippines Constitution, which places restrictions on the imposition and conduct of martial law," he said, adding that Congress could revoke the martial law proclamation by majority vote and that the Supreme Court could rule on the factual basis for its declaration.
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Duterte on Saturday threatened to expand martial law to other areas of the Philippines to crack down on the insurgents.
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On May 23, Duterte declared martial law for Mindanao, setting off clashes between the national army and local rebel groups.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, mulled imposing martial law if necessary to advance his homicidal campaign against drugs.
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A few days ago, a presidential decree introduced martial law in some parts of Ukraine due to tensions with Russia.
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The event now faces cancellation for the first time since 1982, when the country languished under communist-imposed martial law.
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The danger is that heavy-handedness by soldiers and police under martial law may upset this quasi-peace in Mindanao.
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Kim Ki-choon, her former chief of staff, helped to draft the martial law that kept her father in power.
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We imagine democratic failure as being some spectacular, singular event — a violent military coup or the declaration of martial law.
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On the day after Windrip's inauguration, when Congress refuses to pass his constitutional amendment, Windrip responds by declaring martial law.
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Continuing martial law beyond the initial 60-day limit requires lawmakers' approval, but the constitution does not limit any extensions.
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On May 20, the government imposed martial law in Beijing, whose Tiananmen Square was the site of the largest rallies.
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Lim grew up under controversial Chinese nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek, in a time of martial law and book bans.
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The island elected its first president in 1996 after more than four decades of martial law and one-party rule.
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The authorities imposed martial law in some parts of the country in November, citing the threat of a Russian invasion.
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"We call him Martial Law," she said, looking at her baby boy Sahir, his head now crowned with fine hair.
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A group of Muslim attorneys said they planned to challenge the imposition of martial law in court, CNN Philippines reported.
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"He was born when we evacuated and then President Duterte announced he was going to declare martial law," she says.
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The chief of general staff, General Hulusi Akar, was told by his aides to sign a declaration of martial law.
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Similar to martial law, the government would most likely have to bring in the national police to enforce the decision.
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The National Union of Public Lawyers has likened the campaign to martial law under Ferdinand Marcos from 1972 to 1981.
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And the United States had a staunch ally in the Philippine president, Ferdinand Marcos, who declared martial law in 1972.
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The senior leaders dismissed our requests, and seeing that our protest could undermine Communist Party rule, they declared martial law.
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Martial law would allow Ukraine to respond swiftly to any invasion and mobilize resources as quickly as possible, he said.
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Seven commanders signed a letter opposing martial law that they submitted to the Central Military Commission that oversaw the military.
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In 1986, when now-democratic Taiwan was under brutal martial law, Mr. Chi was imprisoned for coming out as gay.
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"This is somehow far more suffocating than martial law," he said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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Bottom line ... he says listen to the CDC and don't confuse curfews and non-essential business closures with martial law.
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Martial law had been declared, the already censored press was completely gagged, and all communications with Gwangju were cut off.
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The declaration of martial law came shortly after the military attacked the militants, only to be met with fierce resistance.
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Mr. Duterte said last week that he might impose martial law on the whole country to stop the Islamist threat.
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One month of martial law has not solved Poland's acute food crisis, and private Western agencies are rushing to help.
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One month of martial law has not solved Poland's acute food crisis, and private Western agencies are rushing to help.
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All three voted Thursday night against invoking what is known as "martial law" to speed the legislation to the floor.
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In 2019, two square blocks in Times Square have been "irradiated," and in response, President Trump has imposed martial law.
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"Martial-law baby" became the phrase for people like me, Filipinos who grew up under authoritarianism, blind to its buildup.
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Then, South Korea was a dictatorship, protests were outlawed and the threat of torture, imprisonment and martial law ever-present.
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He was visiting the United States in 1981 with his mother when martial law was declared in their native Poland.
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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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Mr. Duterte, an admirer of Mr. Marcos, imposed martial law in the southern Philippines after an Islamist uprising last year.
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" He said martial law under Mr. Marcos, which lasted from 1972 to 1981, began with the enforcement of "ridiculous rules.
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Following an apparent assassination attempt on his defense secretary, Marcos, blaming communist terrorists, declared martial law and established a dictatorship.
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A new constitution would be prepared as soon as possible, the announcer said, but for now, martial law is in effect.
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Following the war, Rhee's strongman instincts came to the fore, as he declared martial law and made himself president-for-life.
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Parts of Ukraine are now under martial law, giving authorities sweeping powers to ban protest, seize property, and lock up foreigners.
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Yet, we now know those little offending "June" precursors were actually the true deadly bubbles — not the start of martial law.
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Mr Duterte declared martial law while on a state visit to Moscow, which he cut short to restore order at home.
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The harm inflicted by the security forces after Marcos declared martial law countrywide is scorched into the memories of many Filipinos.
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What is a problem if he uses martial law to curtail other people's ability to campaign, or to delay the elections.
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When Russia escalated the situation, he called for martial law in Ukraine—a move his critics decried as a political stunt.
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He has declared martial law on the southern island of Mindanao (see Banyan), and often muses about doing the same nationally.
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After he turned 18 and martial law was lifted, he read everything he could about Taiwan's government history, and became enraged.
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Yet after Mussolini's march on Rome in 1922, Facta requested that King Victor Emanuel III authorize the use of martial law.
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When he first declared martial law in Mindanao in May, Duterte had warned the order could last up to a year.
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However, many young Filipinos today have little or no knowledge of the period under Marcos, and of life under martial law.
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Citing the Russian threat, Ukraine in November introduced martial law and banned Russian men of combat age from entering the country.
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"This mass casualty bombing occurred despite martial law and during a high security environment (in place for the plebiscite)," he said.
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Six weeks after the imposition of martial law on the island, government forces are still battling the rebels in the town.
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It's so bad, President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in the province, and the Philippine Congress has since extended it twice.
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A militia of over 1,000 men drove Fusionists from the city, and imposed martial law on the African Americans who remained.
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Also, no one declared martial law, jailed all their political enemies, or plundered the banking system for their own personal gain.
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A shocking terror attack in northern England; Trump releases his first budget; the president of the Philippines declares "limited" martial law.
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FEMA has created a Coronavirus Rumor Control website, in part to quell conspiracy theories about the US heading for martial law.
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Since then, Thailand has experienced periods of martial law, and its economic growth has trailed that of other Southeast Asian nations.
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After the conquering force imposes martial law, soldiers come to Minneapolis—the seat of the government, since the coasts have fallen.
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The Ampatuans were backed by members of the Philippines police and army, and the government declared martial law after the massacre.
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She was detained and tortured under Marcos, who was elected president in 1965 and imposed martial law from 1972 to 1981.
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"Once we let him get away with it then we're almost in a de facto martial law or dictatorship," he said.
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Mindanao was placed under martial law in May, after local militants backed by the Islamic State seized the city of Marawi.
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On Saturday, Taiwan, now a full-fledged democracy, celebrated the 30th anniversary of the end of four decades of martial law.
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The Philippine leader will formally request on Monday a one-year extension of martial law, Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea told reporters.
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In her capacity as a military journalist she tried to spread word of a letter from senior generals opposing martial law.
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When he made a public declaration of his homosexuality in 1986, Taiwan was still under martial law; he was arrested and jailed.
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"It is unclear whether martial law would extend across Ukraine or would only be confined to the southern Azov region," Ferris said.
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"There were a lot of concerns that he was going to declare martial law, emergency rule, not hand over power," Khairy said.
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Duterte declared martial law in the entire southern third of the country to deal with the Marawi siege, his worst security crisis.
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"Many of today's youth have not experienced martial law, and say things that I don't think they really know about," Ilagan says.
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On May 11th Mr Duterte forced out the chief justice of the Philippines, who had objected to his abuse of martial law.
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Ukraine imposed martial law for 30 days after Russia fired on and seized three of its vessels near the Sea of Azov.
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Some suspect he might in future use the martial law which he has declared in Mindanao to build an impregnable power base.
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And if Trump declares martial law over Twitter or creates some other crazy distraction, does that count as tweeting about the hearing?
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But its principles have allowed ASEAN to maintain diverse national identities, from rambunctious democracies to martial law regimes, for half a century.
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Under the 1987 constitution, the President is allowed to place the country under martial law, but for no more than two months.
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The period should not last more than two months However, Duterte says martial law in the southern Philippines could last a year.
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Even if Trump somehow managed to win, Stein was certain that President Obama would immediately invalidate the results and declare martial law.
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Lai said a lot of "capital and talent may also exit Hong Kong" if martial law or an emergency state is implemented.
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The country suffered 14 years of martial law under former dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who was ousted in a peaceful revolution in 1986.
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The possibility of martial law being extended throughout the country has stoked fears among some Filipinos of a repeat of that period.
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The fact that a major attack could be mounted during martial law was a "major blow" to the government's policy, Banlaoi said.
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This siege has denied food, water and even emergency medical care to civilians in areas that Erdoğan has placed under martial law.
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The senior Marcos was president of the Philippines for two decades, including nine years as the head of a martial law government.
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I wasn't able to find the evidence that President Obama would declare martial law if Donald J. Trump won the presidential election.
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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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He placed the authoritarian General Lavr Kornilov to eradicate the disorder from the military, and flirted with the idea of martial law.
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Here's what Trump could do if he declares a state of emergency, from seizing control of the internet to declaring martial law.
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She feels the government has taken too much control over our lives and it's getting too close to Martial Law for comfort.
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Ukrainians were left bewildered by a chaotic rollout of martial law, which Parliament imposed in 10 provinces amid a standoff with Russia.
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Many Filipinos have vivid memories of decades of martial law under President Ferdinand Marcos, who was driven out of power in 22020.
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And even if National Guard members were assisting with law enforcement, it'd be a far cry from the institution of martial law.
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"Basically, this is the lifting of martial law and the implementation of Israeli law," an Israeli government official told The Washington Post.
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When "Mangoes" was released, Hanif's Pakistani friends were shocked: after a decade of repressive martial law, he was brazenly mocking the military.
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Mr. Duterte has said that he might declare martial law throughout the Philippines if Islamist rebels gain footholds elsewhere in the country.
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Just last week, she went even further, suggesting that the government could pass the Emergency Regulations Ordinance, a version of martial law.
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The State Department warned Americans in Turkey to "shelter in place" and confirmed that martial law had been imposed in the country.
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"The recent incidents in Marawi do not justify the shotgun declaration of martial law," said Ephraim Cortez, head of the lawyers' union.
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We learned later that Leticia had been "salvaged," or tortured and killed in unknown circumstances — another term of art under martial law.
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Students, professors, artists and laborers — ordinary unarmed citizens — protested and demanded a fair and free election and the lifting of martial law.
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Waiving the rule is known as "martial law" and is typically only reserved for tight deadlines, like avoiding an imminent government shutdown.
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"We are creating a plot to take everybody's guns away so that we can impose martial law," he quipped, wiht some sarcasm.
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The rest of the book describes one long, disorienting nightmare, a national descent into labor camps and torture chambers and martial law.
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At the height of the action, rebel soldiers took control of TRT state television, which announced a countrywide curfew and martial law.
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Two 20-somethings escape from Los Angeles, which has been under martial law, to help lead a resistance against all this turmoil.
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Mr. Duterte's new crackdown is not martial law, which would involve the suspension of normal law and the imposition of military rule.
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My sister and mother told me that the government was declaring martial law, and told me to get money from the bank.
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Well, does Trump have any views on the Philippines, where President Rodrigo Duterte recently declared martial law in part of the country?
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Though fuel cannot be pumped, siphoning from vehicles, authorised by martial law, keeps most prisons, police stations and hospitals running for another week.
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They ruled under martial law until the late 1980s, when the native Taiwanese population began to take political office, mostly through the DPP.
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" Another said, "I TRUMP wins and obummer cannot start martial law, he will run to his new mansion in thaArab world to hide.
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Ukraine's president has responded to the latest provocation by declaring martial law in certain parts of the country, namely areas which border Russia.
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Members of parliament in the capital of Kiev voted on Monday to impose martial law in parts of the country beginning Wednesday morning.
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President Petro Poroshenko warned of the "extremely serious" threat of a land invasion and said martial law was necessary to bolster Ukraine's defenses.
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He also helped draft the martial law that kept Park in power—and that allowed him to monitor artists and ban subversive works.
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Mr Lorenzana said that martial law would give security forces the power to restrict people's movement and conduct searches without a court order.
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Such an intervention would enrage Hong Kongers as much as the declaration of martial law in 1989 aroused the fury of Beijing's residents.
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He believes the "decisiveness" of Rodrigo Duterte, the president, and the resulting declaration of martial law in July, led to the army's victory.
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Martial law allows for tougher surveillance and arrests without warrant, giving security forces greater rein to go after suspected extremist financiers and facilitators.
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Human rights group Karapatan questioned why martial law should be extended in Mindanao nearly two months after the military's victory in Marawi City.
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But the biggest issue wasn't drugs or killings but fake news — the hallmark of an Orwellian dictatorship — and the specter of martial law.
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The basis of martial law is rebellion or invasion and to many people, the current situation does not fit that threshold, he noted.
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During the Nowa Huta conference, Solidarity went on strike in Gdansk, which triggered a National State of Emergency, otherwise known as martial law.
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Duterte declared martial law, which covers both the city of Marawi and the wider island of Mindanao, of which Marawi is a part.
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Through those ministries the army dominates the National Defence and Security Council, which can disband parliament, impose martial law and run the country.
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Later today, Ukrainian lawmakers will vote on whether to declare martial law, and the United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting.
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Doubt over presidential actions, including the imposition of martial law in the city of Marawi and the silencing of critics, underlined the movement.
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The newly-introduced National Security Council Act gives Najib powers to declare virtual martial law in areas deemed to face a "security threat".
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The volatile president has recently threatened to declare martial law to help the drugs crackdown, but has also ruled it out several times.
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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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Coal miners became heroes in Silesia when nine of them were shot dead in 1981 in an anti-communist protest against martial law.
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For example, Zheng Chong-Xiao begins with the lifting of martial law, and freely appropriates images to write the contemporary history of Taiwan.
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When I was 18, and martial law was lifted, and book bans were lifted, I was able to read a lot of books.
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Under Soviet martial law, punk bands—like Brygyda Kryzys, for example—were prohibited from playing public shows due to their names or lyrics.
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In Manila, opposition members of the House of Representatives filed a petition with the Supreme Court questioning the legality of extending martial law.
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Russia-Ukraine dispute: President Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine has declared martial law after what he called new Russian military threats over the weekend.
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On Wednesday, Duterte stirred alarm among opposition leaders and critics when he floated the idea of imposing martial law across the entire country.
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Ukraine's Parliament voted to declare martial law in areas bordering Russia, responding to a Russian attack on three Ukrainian naval vessels on Sunday.
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He said he had been assured there were no issues with food supplies and stressed that the country was not under martial law.
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Mr. Duterte's threat to expand martial law nationwide is unnerving for many in the Philippines who lived through the dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos.
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The extreme became mainstream, as Republican leaders subtly or overtly embraced anti-Obama conspiracy theories about civil unrest, martial law and Texas secession.
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"The truth is, mere talk of martial law is enough to send chills to the spine of any Filipino," a Senate leader said.
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Mr. Duterte has declared 503 days of martial law for the southern island of Mindanao, which includes Marawi and his hometown, Davao City.
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But Tuesday's declaration of martial law — effectively replacing the civilian government with the armed forces — gives soldiers increased impunity to carry out arrests.
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Opinion I was a child when the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos decreed martial law in 1972, casting a long spell over the Philippines.
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We martial-law babies are living an eerie moment today: With Rodrigo Duterte now president, it's like history is making a bad pun.
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"We've been consistent in our appeals in the past that martial law is not necessary in the fight against extremist groups," he said.
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Martial law is now spoken of with serious consideration, even though our Constitution allows it only in the event of insurgency or invasion.
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The martial law edict gives the military widespread powers, including the ability to carry out warrantless arrests and set up roadblocks and checkpoints.
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"This is somehow far more suffocating than martial law," said the editor of Dawn, an English-language paper whose circulation has been impeded.
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Martial law would provide state institutions with greater power, while restricting civil liberties such as public gatherings, media freedoms and free movement in Ukraine.
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Critics have said the security and surveillance in Xinjiang have created near martial law conditions, with police checkpoints, reeducation centers and mass DNA collection.
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Ukraine's president has responded by declaring a 30-day period of martial law in certain parts of the country, specifically in districts bordering Russia.
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On Tuesday, Poroshenko defended the introduction of martial law, saying there would be no restrictions on the constitutional rights and freedoms of Ukrainian citizens.
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Potentially, the imposition of martial law in some regions may pose a risk of escalating tensions in the conflict-hit region, namely the southeast.
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The president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, declared martial law in the southern island of Mindanao following clashes between Islamist separatists and the army.
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In the last day or two, there was martial law, so I didn't dare go out on streets, because I could have been shot.
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Martial law as voted on by parliament will cover 10 regions, not the entire country, and presidential elections are still scheduled for March 31.
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And so Mr Duterte will not lack reasons to extend the 60-day imposition of martial law in Mindanao that is about to expire.
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Aquino said he considered declaring martial law on Jolo three weeks ago but decided against it because there was no guarantee it would work.
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In 2009, the Philippines imposed martial law on the southern Muslim-dominated province of Maguindanao after 58 people were murdered in political violence there.
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" He dismissed the notion that he was behind a plot to take away everybody's guns "so we can impose martial law" as "a conspiracy.
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Why it matters: Duterte has launched a brutal crackdown on crime and drugs since taking office last year, but never before declared martial law.
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What Duterte is doing will remind his countrymen of the bloody reign of the country's former dictator Ferdinand Marcos — who ruled using martial law.
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President Petro Poroshenko introduced martial law after Russia fired on three Ukrainian vessels in the Kerch Strait and captured their crews on Nov 25.
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Martial law allows for deeper surveillance and arrests without warrant, giving security forces a freer rein to go after suspected extremist financiers and facilitators.
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Some have warned that martial law may not be the right tool to fight extremist threats, which were the catalyst for Duterte's Wednesday comments.
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Park's father, Park Chung-hee, took power in a coup in 1961 declaring martial law and ruled until he was shot dead in 1979.
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He said the parliament on Monday could decide whether to approve martial law, which would restrict civil liberties and give state institutions greater power.
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Foreign fighters Philippines Solicitor General Jose Calida told reporters on Friday that the declaration of martial law shouldn't cause alarm for law-abiding citizens.
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"It would not be any different from what President Marcos did," said Duterte in his video message, referring to the current martial law ruling.
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Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar on Sunday criticized media for reporting Duterte's statements on martial law and for headlines that "sow panic and confusion".
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Given that we don't care to enforce martial law or strip every home of its firearms, what can we do to protect our citizens?
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Ukraine imposed martial law last month after Russia captured three of its vessels in the Kerch Strait between Russia's mainland and the Crimea peninsula.
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I interviewed Mr. Wajda several times in the early 1980s, both during the heady Solidarity period and after the dismal establishment of martial law.
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In Ukraine, President Petro O. Poroshenko enacted martial law for 30 days in 10 regions, mainly those bordering areas with a Russian military presence.
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So too Mr. Diaz, who is said to be completing a musical set in 1976, the year martial law was extended in the Philippines.
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The Constitution requires, among other things, that both the legislature and the judiciary examine the validity and implementation of any proclamation of martial law.
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Last week, a group of legal experts and leading members of the opposition petitioned the Supreme Court to consider the validity of martial law.
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It took Mr. Marcos years of deliberate planning and economic largess in the 1960s and 1970s to earn the generals' support for martial law.
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Arab turnout had generally been on the decline since Israel's early days, under martial law, when historians say Arab citizens felt pressured to vote.
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On Tuesday, President Rodrigo Duterte declared a 60-day period of martial law in the south to expand his authority to fight the militants.
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After a terrorist event leaves two square blocks of Times Square "irradiated," Mr. Trump declares martial law, restricting the press and curtailing civil liberties.
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Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law in 1972 and held power for 14 years until his removal in a bloodless, military-backed "People Power" uprising.
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"Na-stockade hiya," or "he was put in the stockade," was the explanation for someone jailed for staying out after curfew during martial law.
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The policy, which government spokesman Sansern said would continue, was enabled by Article 44, a sweeping security provision which replaced martial law last April.
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Mr. Dice has promoted conspiracy theories that the Jade Helm military training exercise last year was preparation for martial law and that the Sept.
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Continuing martial law beyond the initial 60-day limit requires lawmakers' approval, but the constitution does not restrict how long it can be extended.
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The Palestinian Authority would collapse, and Israel would have to impose martial law and provide basic services to all Palestinians in the West Bank.
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" This, according to the lawsuit, was part of a grander plan to engage in "violence calculated to lead to the imposition of martial law.
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"What's happening in Mindanao is no longer a rebellion of Filipino citizens," Solicitor General Jose Calida told reporters in explaining why martial law was imposed.
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President Xi Jinping's crackdown on dissent and nationalist appeals to the glory of Chinese culture are uncomfortable reminders of Taiwan's own experiences under martial law.
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I think of Taiwan as a "green island" as well — verdant and beautiful — but during martial law, it had become a kind of prison itself.
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I also spoke to the generation after them, who told me about life under martial law and of their youth in the '60s and '70s.
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Mr. Marcos, who governed the Philippines from 1965 to 1986, declared martial law in 1972, ushering in one-man rule for the next 113 years.
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Mr. Marcos, who governed the Philippines from 1965 to 1986, declared martial law in 1972, ushering in one-man rule for the next 113 years.
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"In connection with the introduction of martial law, the administrative border with temporarily occupied Crimea can be crossed exclusively with Ukrainian documents," a spokesman said.
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The law did eventually catch up with him: he spent time in prison for violating the strict restrictions on political activity imposed by martial law.
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Outrage about martial law has largely been restricted to Duterte's main critics, with the majority of Filipinos behind his security measures, according to opinion polls.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday he wouldn't rule out placing the entire country under martial law if the threat of Islamic State spreads.
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The opposition Democratic Party's leader, Choo Mi-ae, said at a party meeting on Friday that there was intelligence Park planned to declare martial law.
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Under the 1987 constitution, the president has the ability to place the country under martial law, though Congress has the ability to revoke the proclamation.
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The ban, which was announced Friday, will last 85033 days and run alongside a declaration of martial law implemented this week, The Associated Press reports.
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Op-Ed Contributor On July 15, a rogue faction within Turkey's military attempted to suspend the Constitution, impose martial law and enforce a nationwide curfew.
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Many activists have expressed fear that Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam could issue an emergency ordinance that some have likened to imposing martial law.
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Any grant of powers of arrest to the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) would require an executive order, or a declaration of martial law.
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In early 1989, Poland was on the brink of catastrophe, with martial law, a hugely unpopular Communist government, a collapsed economy and an incipient hyperinflation.
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Ornstein's nightmare scenario: Trump fires Mueller, pardons himself and everyone else, sends his followers into the street, and, after the inevitable bloodshed, declares martial law.
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Gunaratna said Duterte's concern about the growth of ISIS in the southern Philippines was warranted, but that martial law was unlikely to solve the problem.
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A spokesman for Duterte said the martial law extension was needed "to quell the remaining terrorists who brought destruction to Marawi and its neighboring communities".
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The book is structured as a letter to her unborn child, chronicling the world's unraveling, with urgent climate change worries and ever-tightening martial law.
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" But she also called the imposition of martial law a "grave decision" and added that the way it is carried out "will be closely watched.
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Critics of the Ukrainian leader, whose popularity is waning, questioned why martial law was needed now despite all the previous Russian infractions in the country.
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Poroshenko said martial law was necessary to bolster Ukraine's defenses after Russia seized three Ukrainian naval ships and took their crew prisoner at the weekend.
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The imposition of martial law in Poland, a country already ravaged by the Nazi invasion in 1939, created a host of challenges for everyday Poles.
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The gaps between us are no longer a West Coast idiosyncrasy, a courtesy we extend one another as Angelenos, but a kind of martial law.
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In the Philippines, critics have accused President Rodrigo Duterte of using the virus as cover to pursue his oft-stated ambition of imposing martial law.
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The president, Congress, or a state's governor (if the state's constitution allows) can declare martial law and put a seasoned military officer in charge temporarily.
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Mr. Duterte has since placed the entire southern third of the country under martial law as the security forces pursue the militants and their supporters.
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"There's a whole shelf of books in the back of the University of Texas law library on 'the practical administration of martial law,'" he says.
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After the declaration of martial law brought public transportation to a halt, messengers cycled from one university campus to the next, delivering strategies and updates.
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In May 123, he announced the imposition of martial law in response to the pro-democracy protests that had taken over the heart of Beijing.
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In May 1989, he announced the imposition of martial law in response to the pro-democracy protests that had taken over the heart of Beijing.
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A site called Twisted Truth was among those spreading the claim that the government would soon impose martial law on Americans to contain the outbreak.
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"Absent any plausible explanation, I can only reach one conclusion: Martial law has no strategic contribution to the military's antiterrorism operations in Marawi," she said.
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" He added, "We did a military exercise in Texas, and a whole bunch of folks were sure that this was the start of martial law.
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Does it include any Japanese-American voices?) Here's one example to share with the class: Headline: "West Coast Widens Martial Law Call" (PDF)Date: Feb.
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Ukraine imposed martial law in November, citing the threat of a full-scale invasion after Russia captured three of its vessels in the Kerch Strait.
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Op-Ed Contributor Lima, Peru — In the 1980s, Hugo Bustíos was a photojournalist working in Ayacucho, a province in Peru that was then under martial law.
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In June of 1861, the state voted to secede from the Union, but couldn't, because it was occupied by Union troops and operating under martial law.
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His martial law declaration has been extended to allow troops to finish off radical Muslim groups and other insurgents but bombings and other attacks have continued.
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" He said in his decree that martial law was needed "to adequately respond to the scaling of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
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Many young Filipinos have little or no knowledge of Marcos and martial law and recent years have seen his family re-emerge on the political scene.
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Many young Filipinos have little or no knowledge of Marcos and martial law and recent years have seen his family re-emerge on the political scene.
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Duterte on Tuesday declared martial law in southern Mindanao province after fighting raged in southern Marawi City between the army and militants linked to Islamic state.
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So here's how Obama get his third term and saves America from a national nightmare: the immediate imposition of martial law; suspension of the November election.
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But President Ferdinand Marcos, who was loath to step down when his second term ended, dispensed with it rather easily after declaring martial law in 1972.
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Human rights groups and some lawmakers have criticized his decision to declare martial law as excessive, and say it could lead to abuses by security forces.
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Maduro has already militarized much of the country's security apparatus; the recent state-of-emergency decree leaves the country within a hair's breadth of martial law.
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Before he was ousted, Mr. Kania was instrumental in the creation of a 30,000-member military unit that General Jaruzelski later used in imposing martial law.
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In Peru, which has recently gone into martial law, Champagne said, planes sent to pick up Canadians are now having to land on a military base.
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The city lies in one of 10 regions now under martial law, declared by Ukraine's president, Petro O. Poroshenko, in response to the clash at sea.
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Last month President Petro O. Poroshenko of Ukraine declared martial law in border regions after Russia fired at and seized Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea.
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Mr. Darnton and other Western journalists found ingenious ways to circumvent government censorship and work within the limits of martial law to file articles back home.
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When Guard members have been deployed, the sight of camouflage-clad troops and military vehicles has prompted false rumors of martial law and military-enforced quarantines.
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With police restricting access by both vehicles and pedestrians, conditions around the court building on Sunday resembled "a state of martial law", one investor told Reuters.
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In a televised address, he offered parliament the introduction of martial law for 30 days instead of the 60 days his security council had originally envisaged.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to impose martial law in the south, home to the majority of Filipino Muslims, to address the security problem there.
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In a 58-page verdict, the court "acknowledged the atrocities committed during martial law under the Marcos regime and the 'plunder' committed on the country's resources".
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In an attempt to crush our call, King Hamad of Bahrain instituted martial law and invited the Saudi Arabian army into the country to quell us.
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Academics and journalists have documented grid-style police checkpoints across Xinjiang and mass DNA collection, and human rights advocates have decried martial law-type conditions there.
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Ukraine will introduce martial law for a 30-day period after the Russian military opened fire on three of its ships over the weekend, wounding several sailors.
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Are you suggesting that the notion that we are creating a plot to take everybody's guns away so that we can enforce martial law is a conspiracy?
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When he declared martial law on Tuesday, he cited the beheading of a police chief, a chief who was, in fact, not beheaded and is still alive.
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Are you suggesting that the notion that we are creating a plot to take everybody's guns away so that we can impose martial law is a conspiracy?
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An American Family starts all the way at the beginning, when Khan was a young boy living in Pakistan under martial law in the '50s and '60s.
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A summer military training exercise becomes, in the eyes of some, an attempt by the United States Army to impose martial law on the state of Texas.
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Ferdinand ruled the country from 1965-1986 — including a nine-year stint under martial law, which he imposed in 1972 — before he was toppled in a revolt.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's border service said on Thursday it would only allow Ukrainian citizens to travel to Crimea following the imposition of martial law until Dec 26.
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According to several senate and congress leaders who dined with the president on Monday evening, Duterte had told them he wanted martial law for another 60 days.
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Martial law could be extended nationwide should terrorism risks spread, Duterte told reporters on Wednesday after cutting short his Russian trip to deal with the Mindanao issue.
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It prompted Ukraine to introduce martial law for a period of 30 days from Wednesday in regions of the country thought most vulnerable to a Russian attack.
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Ukraine voted to impose martial law Monday after a naval confrontation with Russia over the weekend in which Kremlin forces fired on and seized three Ukrainian vessels.
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Every official, it seemed, was aghast that the government had declared martial law, and all of them wanted to talk to the young reporter from the south.
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The violence forced over 350,000 residents to flee the city and the surrounding areas, and saw President Rodrigo Duterte declare martial law across the island shortly after.
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Martial law was declared after the coup attempt in the country, which has been convulsed by military takeovers at least three times in the past half-century.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said last week he did not rule out introducing martial law and a new wave of military mobilization if the separatist conflict worsened.
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Yet that important debate will never happen if the country continues to be run under de facto martial law, without freedom of speech or freedom of assembly.
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Three agreed with it but wanted to limit the area of martial law and one judge opposed it, said court spokesman Theodore Te. He did not elaborate.
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Section 44 was invoked by the junta in 2015 to replace martial law, which was imposed just days before a May 2014 bloodless coup by the army.
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King's government eventually declared martial law to suppress the rebellion, a task made easier by Dorr's failure to capture the state arsenal in Providence in May 1842.
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When, in December 1981, the Communist government declared martial law, outlawing Solidarity and imprisoning many of its leaders, the Kaczynskis continued to work underground with the union.
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Ukraine imposed martial law this week, citing fears that Russia was planning a full scale invasion after Russian vessels fired on and captured Ukrainian ships last weekend.
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Mr. Poroshenko delivered a speech to Ukraine's Parliament asking it to approve the declaration of martial law starting on Wednesday, with the military already on full alert.
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Unless we want to live under a regime of martial law or aggressive surveillance, we need to harness trusted voices in local communities to spur behavioral change.
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Not a sign of looming martial law"Limited duty days and restricted PT are half-measures and you're going to get half-assed results," the physician said.
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So if you have fears of impending martial law, the good news is that that's not going to happen where you live or anywhere else around America.
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Several security officials, including Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana, told senators during a closed-door meeting that they had advised Mr. Duterte against declaring martial law in Mindanao.
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Then-Governor Robertson declared martial law, which resulted in the confinement of black Tulsa residents for up to eight days as National Guard troops quelled the violence.
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The same goes for the president's decision to declare martial law throughout the island of Mindanao almost as soon as Islamists laid siege to parts of Marawi.
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"I fulfilled my constitutional duty and a few hours ago, by my decree, I imposed martial law throughout Ukraine from 9 am on November 28," he said.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko introduced martial law last week for a period of 30 days in regions of the country thought most vulnerable to a Russian attack.
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Asked whether the military would need an extension once the 30 days of martial law expired, he said an assessment would be made closer to the time.
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In December 21988, Colonel Kuklinski warned the United States that the Polish government was about to impose martial law to crush Solidarity, the grass-roots dissident movement.
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Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines for two decades, placing the country under martial law in 1972, during which time thousands of opponents were jailed, killed or disappeared.
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Duterte declared martial law on the southern island of Mindanao last week and has warned it could become a haven for Islamic State supporters fleeing Iraq and Syria.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Thursday he did not rule out introducing martial law and a new wave of military mobilization if the east Ukraine conflict worsened.
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China describes the camps as vocational training centers and has justified martial law-like conditions, with mass surveillance, police patrols and DNA collection, in the name of counterterrorism.
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A bunch of my friends were worried about martial law happening, they were either going down south or to a cabin in Vermont where they would be safe.
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His popularity dropping by the beginning of the next decade however, Park again declared martial law, replacing the constitution with a new version that greatly empowered the President.
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That was when he appeared on state television, wearing a Mao suit and with his hair slicked back, to justify the imminent imposition of martial law in Beijing.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has announced that he wants to declare martial law for at least the next 30 days, allowing his country to mobilize forces more quickly.
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On Sunday May 21, 1989, the day after martial law was declared in Beijing, over 600,000 Hongkongers took to the streets to express solidarity with the Beijing protesters.
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Ukraine imposed martial law on Monday for 30 days after Russia seized two small Ukrainian artillery vessels and a tug boat and detained their crews over the weekend.
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Hundreds packed a public hearing that would normally attract a couple of dozen people, and they expressed fear that the refugees would bring martial law to the community.
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However, in the end we learn that VIKI's analytics have drawn an incorrect (hopefully) assumption that humans must be either put under a robotic martial law or exterminated.
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Picture a minimum-security prison that sells magazines and popcorn, or a rat colony under martial law, and you'll have a pretty good idea of what needs fixing.
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In the southern Philippines, thousands of civilians have fled their homes after Islamist militants took over large parts of Marawi city, leading to a declaration of martial law.
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Reddie predicts a Trump win that has the urban poor revolting across the nation and the imposition of martial law to quell riots and the burning of businesses.
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Historically, the last senatorial race wherein only one opposition candidate managed to win a seat was in 1967, during Marcos' era — five years before Martial Law was declared.
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He said Madrais, alias Baby, was among more than 100 people ordered arrested by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana after martial law was declared by Duterte on May 23.
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The Philippine congress extended martial law in the southern island of Mindanao for a year, to allow the army greater freedom to pursue its campaign against Muslim extremists.
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Duterte, who heaped praise for the country's military and police during the Monday address, declared martial law in May after fighters from the Maute group began their assault.
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President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday canceled a trip to Japan to address the unrest in Mindanao, an island of 22 million people where martial law has been declared.
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Are you suggesting that the notion that we are creating a plot to take everybody's guns away so that we can impose martial law is [not] a conspiracy?
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It's a completely different landscape right now from the one Carlton Cuse entered when he began creating TV shows like Nash Bridges and Martial Law in the 1990s.
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Congress held a special hearing on Wednesday on martial law, which minority bloc lawmakers said was an overreaction by Duterte and a unilateral decision he made while overseas.
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He became a furious red baiter, shouting "down with Communism!" from the rostrum, although as a Communist prosecutor in the 1980s he convicted opposition leaders under martial law.
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And many aspects of de facto martial law in the region created simmering outrage among the Pashtun population there that eventually gave birth to the P.T.M. last year.
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Ukraine has imposed martial law on 10 provinces that face areas with Russian military presence, and both sides have accused the other of mustering forces for an attack.
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Her account sheds new light on how senior generals and military commanders tried to resist orders to use armed force, signing letters officially pushing back against martial law.
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Duterte, internationally known for his government's brutal crackdown on drug users and drug dealers that has left thousands dead, imposed martial law on the island of Mindanao Tuesday.
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The various false text messages forwarded to many Americans on Sunday and Monday all started a little differently before making the same debunked claim: Martial law is coming.
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Sen. Marco Rubio says there's no way the government is gonna implement martial law to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, and rumors to the contrary are extremely dangerous!!!
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After martial law was declared in Poland in late 1981, she announced while on a concert tour of the West that she would not return to the country.
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The prospect of martial law had raised considerable concerns, since it gives the government greater powers while restricting public gatherings, the media, free movement and other civil liberties.
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"It is so easy to say that we should all move on, but for those who suffered during martial law, it would not be so easy," he said.
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President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law for 60 days on the island of Mindanao, the country's second-largest island, where various rebel Islamic groups have operated for decades.
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In 1989, Mr. Zhao lost the confidence of Deng, who supported using martial law to end the protests that erupted on Tiananmen Square and spread across the country.
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But Etta Rosales, who was arrested, tortured and raped under martial law during the rule of Ferdinand Marcos, said Mr. Duterte's words reveal his misogynist and authoritarian character.
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"Duterte's martial law threatens military abuses in Mindanao that could rival the murderous 'drug war' in urban areas," said Phelim Kine, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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Poroshenko said earlier this month he did not plan to extend martial law beyond the one month initially foreseen unless there was a large scale attack from Russia.
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Instead, "The Kingmaker" chills the soul by presenting shantytown residents and school kids who extol the Marcos regime and even endorse its eight-year period of martial law.
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Mr. Marcos placed the entire country under martial law to quell what he said was a communist insurgency, ushering in decades of human rights abuses and extrajudicial killings.
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The government declared victory in October, but it extended martial law at the end of 2017 and again a year later, saying that militants still posed a threat.
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In subsequent decades, when South Koreans demanded more democracy, their military dictators, including Ms. Park's father, brutally suppressed them through martial law, torturing and even executing their leaders.
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Some have compared the crackdown to martial law — a sensitive subject in the Philippines, where the years of military rule under the dictator Ferdinand Marcos are still remembered.
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Sunday's clash prompted Ukraine to introduce martial law for a period of 30 days from Wednesday in regions of the country thought most vulnerable to a Russian attack.
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One investor told Reuters that the court building in Kunming on Sunday was "like in a state of martial law", with police blocking access for both vehicles and pedestrians.
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"I recall that a few individuals were thinking this was the beginning of the takeover of the United States, and we were going to impose martial law," he said.
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In an address ushering in a new era of martial law just after the attacks, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned the press to be careful in its reporting.
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Duterte has asked Congress to extend the emergency measure until the end of 2017, but critics claim martial law is excessive and inappropriate across the whole of the island.
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On Monday, Ukraine's parliament approved a presidential decree that has seen a 30-day period of martial law imposed in certain parts of the country, namely districts bordering Russia.
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The nation has also struggled with foot-and-mouth disease, with an outbreak this March forcing the government to declare martial law in 12 provinces and distribute 500,000 vaccines.
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Jonathan Katz of the German Marshall Fund says he's yet to hear a good explanation for "what makes this moment different" that demands the unprecedented declaration of martial law.
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The piece de resistance was Erdogan on Facetime, calling on his supporters to flood the streets of Turkey, thereby nullifying the junta's declaration of martial law and a curfew.
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The piece de resistance was Erdogan on FaceTime, calling on his supporters to flood the streets of Turkey, thereby nullifying the junta's declaration of martial law and a curfew.
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"Declare martial law, that is a right move," said a senior Philippine army general, who declined to be identified as he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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The military has declared martial law and is censoring the media networks but Erdogan was on CNN Turkey remotely with a broadcaster holding up her phone facing the cameras.
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Duterte imposed martial law last week on Mindanao, an island of 22 million people where both Marawi and Iligan are located, to quell the unrest and wipe out militancy.
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Activists have called the legislation "cyber martial law," saying it would sacrifice privacy and the rule of law, and warning compliance burdens could drive foreign businesses out of Thailand.
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Activists have called the legislation "cyber martial law", saying it would sacrifice privacy and the rule of law, and warning compliance burdens could drive foreign businesses out of Thailand.
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In the case of continuing martial law beyond the initial 60-day limit, the constitution does not restrict how long it can be extended, although Congress can challenge it.
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Lower house speaker, Pantaleon Alvarez, an ally of Duterte, said it was likely Congress would endorse the president's request to extend martial law until the end of the year.
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Should Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte implement nationwide martial law, as recently suggested, many fear an abuse of power as alleged political suppression and rights violations already dog his administration.
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"I had to declare martial law in the Mindanao group of islands," said Duterte, who cut short a visit to Russia to come home to deal with the violence.
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President Duterte has drawn comparisons with Mr. Marcos for the ruthlessness of the current campaign against illicit drugs and for threats to suspend habeas corpus or impose martial law.
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" In an interview with [Marcos's son, the politician and vice presidential candidate] Bongbong [Marcos] before the election, a reporter said, "Are you going to say sorry for martial law?
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That other kind could be much broader, and could theoretically let Trump do much more intense stuff like seize control of traffic on the internet or invoke martial law.
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One reason Mr. Mattis initially sought to send only 800 troops is because they will have little to do beyond providing logistical support unless Mr. Trump declares martial law.
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Ayub Khan, who was appointed the chief martial law administrator by Mr. Mirza less than a week ago, may soon be making a move to cement his own power.
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Officials are warning that the country could well face a major war with Russia while insisting that a declaration of martial law will have no effect on ordinary life.
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Mr. Poroshenko has said that the sweeping provisions of martial law — which include the suppression of civil liberties — would only be invoked in the case of a Russian invasion.
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The president, Petro O. Poroshenko, said in his speech to Parliament on Monday that martial law would begin Wednesday, but his official website said it had taken effect Monday.
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The intensity of the fighting caught the government by surprise, leading Mr. Duterte to cut short a trip to Russia in addition to declaring martial law in the south.
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"Marawi under martial law is like living in an internment camp, where people are forced to obey even if what they do is against their will," Mr. Lininding said.
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And reports of targeted attacks against civilians after martial law was declared in July have revived painful memories of the political violence Turkey experienced in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Louie De Kingdom declares martial law in Poland and Kashif is jailed without charge but then the wide-eyed Andy Kaufman dies, or fakes his death, for us all.
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Both houses of Congress approved Mr. Duterte's request overwhelmingly, despite opposition lawmakers' warnings that martial law was no longer needed and that to extend it risked eroding constitutional values.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte will ask Congress to extend martial law in the volatile southern island of Mindanao to quell an insurgency, cabinet officials said on Sunday.
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Czeslaw Kiszczak, who as interior minister helped crush Solidarity in 1981, when martial law was imposed, and was briefly, in 1989, the country's final prime minister under the Communist regime.
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On November 26th, as the country's armed forces were placed on full alert and the United Nations Security Council prepared to meet, Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, called for martial law.
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With electricity gone, normal rules had suddenly vanished and "out of control" emotions took over, says Roberto Machiavello, then rear-admiral and top martial-law official in Chile's Concepción area.
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Three decades after the Chinese government declared martial law and unleashed the military on unarmed students and worker protesters, the bloodshed has been largely erased from the nation's collective memory.
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Adib is suspected of being an extremist sympathizer and was detained without charge, as permitted by martial law, which is in force across the Mindanao region, where Basilan is located.
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The comments come as the President appears to have made a threat to reinstate martial law in the country, if the Supreme Court attempts to thwart his war on drugs.
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RELATED: Duterte warns Sereno of crisis, martial law if drug efforts thwarted "I don't care about human rights, believe me," Dutarte said, according to official transcripts released by his office.
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Their vulnerability is exacerbated by martial law imposed in Mindanao by President Rodrigo Duterte, who has called the island a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has extended martial law for all of this year in Mindanao, an island he called a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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As evidence of his credentials to shepherd the banking system through elections, Smoliy cited the central bank's currency interventions to calm market jitters after Ukraine introduced martial law last week.
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Specific blasphemy laws which punished perceived insults to Islam were introduced between 1980 and 1986, during a period of martial law under the military government of General Zia-ul-Haq.
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The coup plotters had detailed plans on who would take ministerial posts and who would act as the head of martial law, Yildirim said in comments after a cabinet meeting.
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Hours earlier, Putin said there were "clear signs of a provocation prepared in advance" by Kiev "as a pretext to impose martial law in the country" for domestic political ends.
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But Poroshenko has a knack for last minute coalition-building and warding off imminent political death -- as he did on Monday to get parliamentarians to pass his martial law declaration.
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In 1982, responding to the imposition of martial law in Poland, President Ronald Reagan sought to punish companies helping to build a gas pipeline between the USSR and Western Europe.
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The parliament overwhelming approved Poroshenko's proposal to impose martial law for 30 days starting Wednesday on 10 regions bordering Russia, Belarus and Moldova's pro-Moscow breakaway republic of Trans-Dniester.
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During the Cold War, Nickelsdorf welcomed refugees from the failed 1956 uprising in Hungary, the crushed 1968 Prague Spring reforms in Czechoslovakia and the 1981 martial law declared in Poland.
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Duterte imposed martial law last week on Mindanao, an island of 22 million people where both Marawi and Iligan are located, to quell the unrest and try to tackle radicalism.
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Here in the Philippines we've seen lots of military atrocities, ever since the Marcos times, ever since martial law, the time of Cory Aquino after that, the presidents after that.
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In July, a faction within the Turkish military called the "Peace at Home Council" attempted to seize power from the ruling Justice and Development (AKP) party and declare martial law.
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On Saturday, the Philippine Congress voted to extend martial law through December on Mindanao, where over 100 government troops have died attempting to crush an ISIS-affiliated Islamist rebel movement.
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"The establishment of an arts center at this venue symbolizes the removal of martial law and our efforts to promote greater cultural accessibility," Ms. Tsai told a packed concert hall.
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But the accusation of a buildup, she said, could become a "self-fulfilling prophesy" if Russia responds to Ukraine's declaration of martial law by indeed sending reinforcements to the border.
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Other compromises mean that the martial law declaration will only affect the 10 provinces bordering Russia or Transnistria, a breakaway province of neighboring Moldova, also controlled by Russian-backed forces.
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Mr. Duterte, during a visit with troops on Friday in Iligan City, told the soldiers to do their jobs under martial law and he would take responsibility for the consequences.
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Mr. Romero of Penal Forum cited the case in Valencia, about a two-hour drive west of Caracas, where widespread rioting has led to a near state of martial law.
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"They've got control of the airports and are expecting control over the TV station imminently," the source said, shortly before state television TRT broadcast a military declaration of martial law.
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Under the martial law, Ukraine banned Russian men of combat age from entering the country and boosted security at critical sites such as nuclear power stations and Black Sea ports.
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Mr. Duterte had asked Congress, which is dominated by his allies, to approve his request to extend a proclamation placing the island of Mindanao under martial law for two months.
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Republican leaders invoked martial law back in March in an effort to push forward with a vote near the anniversary of former President Obama signing ObamaCare into law in 2010.
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Mr. Duterte's threat on Saturday that he could declare martial law appeared at odds with a statement in December, when he dismissed accusations that he was pivoting toward authoritarian rule.
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"I'm afraid martial law will fall into the hands of Duterte," says Erispe, referring to the period in from 1965 to 1986 when the Philippines was under the Marcos dictatorship.
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Poroshenko, who has temporarily imposed martial law in parts of Ukraine over the crisis, also tweeted on Thursday that he would impose unspecified restrictions on Russian citizens in his country.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, known for his off-color "sense of humor," joked to soldiers after imposing martial law that they could rape three women and keep his support.
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Duterte last week imposed martial law in his home region of Mindanao, a southern island home to 20 million people, to fight ISIS-affiliated militant groups who reportedly clashed with police.
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But to listen to the Republican presidential candidates, who weighed in before they even knew the details, one would think Mr. Obama had declared martial law and called in the tanks.
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But Wired outlined larger anxieties, including a potential loss of trust in financial systems or other infrastructure, as well as paranoia around politicians supposedly using the event to institute martial law.
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During the past two years, authorities have dramatically stepped up security and surveillance there, likened by critics to near martial law conditions, with police checkpoints, reeducation centers and mass DNA collection.
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But although this particular event involved much of my subject matter, I was mostly frustrated at how little discussion there was over martial law unofficially descending on a large American city.
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Duterte placed restive Mindanao, which has a population of 22 million, under military rule after the attack on Marawi, and martial law was due to be lifted there on Dec. 31.
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Mindanao has been under martial law since an alliance of local and foreign militants inspired by Islamic State attacked Marawi City in a bid to establish a caliphate in May 2017.
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If Lindsey Graham thinks you&aposre an enemy combatant, he thinks the world, we&aposre at war, and that somehow we&aposre going to be under martial law under Lindsey Graham.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Park Geun-hye's office on Friday dismissed a claim by the leader of the opposition that she was planning to declare martial law as "irresponsible demagoguery".
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What is more, the army and its affiliated ministries dominate the National Defence and Security Council, which can disband parliament and impose martial law—the constant threat to Myanmar's new dispensation.
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"When he was elected what I said on Twitter was that we should impose martial law until we make sure the Russians weren't involved in the final tallies," O'Donnell told Wallace.
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While all that occurred Sunday and Monday, Poroshenko reached for a tool which left many Western diplomats -- indeed, many ordinary Ukrainians -- shaking their heads in disbelief, a declaration of martial law.
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Former Abu Sayyaf fighter warns worse to come in the Philippines Wary populace The imposition of martial law in the Philippines has long been a point of contention in the Philippines.
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The family left Kwangju, for Seoul, in 1980, when Han was ten, shortly after Chun Doo-hwan, a general nicknamed the Butcher, seized power in a coup and declared martial law.
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But four months later, with the economy still reeling, leading to food shortages and protests in the streets, Mr. Kania was replaced by General Jaruzelski, who declared martial law on Dec.
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More than 30 years later, his building that force came back to haunt him, when he and other former Communist officials were tried for their roles in the martial law violence.
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The administration stressed that the deployment of guard members is not martial law, but they serve as an additional resource that governors can assign depending on the needs of different communities.
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The administration stressed that the deployment of Guard troops is not martial law, but they serve as an additional resource that governors can assign depending on the needs of different communities.
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Until 1987, the island was under brutal martial law, controlled by the dictator Chiang Kai-shek, who had fled the Communist takeover of mainland China in 1949, and later his son.
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Mindanao, the country's second-largest island, has been under martial law for two years, a state of exception repeatedly extended after an initial conflict between local terrorists and state security forces.
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Yet under the command of the defense secretary, Mr. Lorenzana, also formally the "administrator of martial law," the Philippine armed forces seem to have exercised those special powers with great restraint.
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Western diplomats in Kiev said they were particularly concerned by the president's decision to impose martial law, which was approved in a watered-down form by a large majority of legislators.
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Ukraine's parliament voted to impose martial law Monday — one day after Russia captured three of its vessels off the coast of Crimea in a significant escalation of tensions in the region.
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Some time after martial law was imposed in Poland in December 433, John Darnton folded a draft of an article he had just written inside an empty box of Marlboro cigarettes.
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"People are freaking out and they are panicking, and if we are not already at martial law beyond a few states, it will sweep through the rest of country," Hurn said.
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The Chinese Professional Baseball League — its very name a reflection of Taiwan's complicated history with China — formed only in 19923, after a long era of martial law that ended in 1987.
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Trump cannot cancel or postpone the November 8 general election by an executive authority, under the parameters of a national emergency or disaster declaration, or even if he declared martial law.
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Sounds like the Senator's had it up to here with "crazy people" on the Internet, and adds even "smart people" have been hitting him up all day worried about martial law.
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The democracy activists who risked their lives and careers during the island nation's martial law era were not renowned for their willingness to accept government orders or preach Confucian social harmony.
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"Martial law is when civilian authority is incapacitated and cannot function," Cohn told me, and a military officer is in control of the three functions of government (legislative, executive, and judicial).
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One of his most visible initiatives has been to build thousands of grid-style police checkpoints across Xinjiang, and human rights advocates have decried martial law conditions and mass DNA collection.
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Taiwan was under martial law until 266 and did not hold its first direct presidential election until 1996, a culmination of decades of struggle for democracy and to end authoritarian rule.
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"I must declare a state of lawless violence in this country," Duterte told reporters after visiting the blast site, where he assured the public that martial law had not been imposed.
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Mr. Trump has been exiled after a terrorist event prompted him to declare martial law and place Muslims and Mexicans and other groups in containment camps, which devolve into killing chambers.
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Rights groups have warned that the martial law declaration could lead to more abuses, including more killings in the president's war on drugs, which has left thousands dead since last year.
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The pattern is fairly consistent: the military declares martial law and, after "calming" whatever situation deemed to be out of control, schedules new elections to return the country to civilian control.
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Ernesto Abella, the president's spokesman, said that Mr. Duterte had asked Congress, which is dominated by his allies, to "deliberate and consider the possible extension" of the decree authorizing martial law.
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They left the day that martial law was declared and then in the succeeding days, they of course read about, and saw on television, the horrible events that took place afterwards.
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