Freud also understood that repression, any repression, is inherently fluid and complicated and requires humility and self-searching to navigate.
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They were both raised in cultures of religious repression, and cultures of religious repression can lead to messed-up sexual experiences.
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The topics of protest were Israel's repression of the Palestinian people and Batsheva's role, as an Israeli cultural ambassador, as a front for that repression.
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"With his actions, Pavlensky raises his voice to draw attention to situations of repression, and the society's acceptance of that repression," Gimein's letter reads in part.
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The moderators asked about Chinese repression — both the brutal crackdown on the Uighur Muslim minority and the repression of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Genteel repression is still repression, and Pence is politely fighting on the front line of a right-wing culture war that has already crippled reproductive rights in America.
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In the 19th century, the syphilis epidemic was used to justify sexism and sexual repression—when in fact sexism and sexual repression both made syphilis more likely to spread.
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Think repression + populism + protectionism for the digital age.
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In Moscow's wooded Sokolniki park, rights activists gave speeches criticizing the new legislation while some people carried banners reading "Down with political repression" and "Repression is fear before your own people".
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Double down on economic pressure; target regime corruption & repression.
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The answer leads to only one fact, with real consequences: For Cubans, the consequence of lifting restrictions on U.S. tourism is more repression; for the United States, it's having financed that repression.
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Some therapists in the slightly controversial school of Jungian psychology find fault with image rehearsal therapy, however, because they see the repression of a patient's dreams as a repression of their unconscious self.
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Repression is hardly a new fixture in the Middle East, but this fact shouldn't lead us to ignore the sustained and, in some cases, unprecedented ways in which repression is now being applied.
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At home Prince Muhammad has developed a taste for repression.
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Political repression in Brazil has only gotten worse since then.
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But in China, "The repression is not over," says Schoolland.
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But the commander nevertheless still puts his trust in repression.
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Civil society is fragmented after decades of repression and cooptation.
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Activists consider it the worst repression in Egypt's modern history.
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The authorities have stepped up their repression of civil society.
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The repression, opposition leaders say, has cowed the armed forces.
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And more social freedom is accompanied by greater political repression.
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Repression took place across the country on the next day.
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And Mr Ortega is aping the repression of the Somozas.
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For the rest, fragmentation or repression or both took hold.
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Activists consider the repression the worst in Egypt's modern history.
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So the repression need not be a denial of flexibility.
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Extremism cannot be defeated through repression or just creating fear.
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But he has also embarked on a policy of repression.
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Yet to rely on repression alone would be a mistake.
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He tells of his flight from bombs, hunger and repression.
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Domestic repression and foreign aggression both remain relentless under Rouhani.
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Mr. Grove was a Hungarian whose family fled Communist repression.
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" She added, "We are creating a country free of repression.
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In contrast, Prince Mutaib's name is not associated with repression.
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They have faced decades of repression, discrimination, harassment and violence.
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Paul came from an environment of alcohol, depression and repression.
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It is a new form of political repression, participants said.
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But tensions are rising as the government turns to repression.
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The cycle of repression and retribution appears to be unending.
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This nightmare of American exceptionalism and repression and puritanical fury.
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His funeral sparks nationwide protests over unemployment, corruption and repression.
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It was the beginning of a long spiral of repression.
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Community is the place of family repression and honor killings.
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But Xiaobo didn't let the repression cloud his unflappable optimism.
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Mr. Maduro dug in, tightening his grip with increasing repression.
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Mr. Khalifa is interested in erotic desire — and its repression.
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Activists have complained of an increase in repression of late.
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Tibet shows how effective and sustainable mass repression can be.
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For many, it's a foreshadowing of greater political repression ahead.
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Internet shutdowns are an increasingly popular tool for digital repression.
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India's case highlights how internet repression isn't confined to dictatorships.
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It was typical of rising repression and stalling democracy worldwide.
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They have perfected using technology as a means of repression.
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"The repression has been brutal," opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said.
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And speaking of repression, what the hell is up with memories?
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During periods of financial repression, government bonds are hardly risk free.
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Offred lives her perfect nightmare in the rigid repression of Gilead.
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And get a chorus of voices speaking out on China's repression.
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Of course, the repression isn't always so dramatic or headline-worthy.
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Some of the repression has come in the service of reform.
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The only strong institutions in Honduras are the structures of repression.
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The prelate had often denounced repression and poverty in his homilies.
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Nor did they threaten to take action if the repression continues.
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The Soviet system could not keep going without deception and repression.
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Despite this, the Turkish government continues to deny the ongoing repression.
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Such repression is lousy for the psyche, but great for art.
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People are complaining about land ownership, corruption, political repression and poverty.
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The story of political repression in Tibet is a familiar one.
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In recent years the government has pursued reform more than repression.
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President Obama himself has mentioned the repression of Hungarian civil society.
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Transgender victims "probably suffered the worst forms of repression", Cambrolle said.
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Sisi's repression is also fueling violent extremism, making Egypt more dangerous.
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His wife Eleanor (Julie Dretzin), however, is less adept at repression.
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Repression-era sex scenes are the best kind of sex scenes.
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Repression quickly surfaces as a theme in the story, as well.
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After these decades of repression, the Chinese longed to breathe free.
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And your grandchildren will never know the firsthand heartache of repression.
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But is this disaster really so much worse than patriarchal repression?
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Shostakovich worked under the threat of Soviet tyranny and artistic repression.
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China's attempts to subdue Hong Kong through legalized repression gained momentum.
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The repression of gay men caused international outrage and eventually stopped.
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It also licensed cruelty and repression on an often extraordinary scale.
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Now Lopez thinks about a strain of repression underlying the narrative.
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These things happened under capitalism, too, as did intense political repression.
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It would empower organized crime, spark protests and provoke government repression.
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"There is a big wave of repression breaking," Mr. Stepanov said.
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Critics have also assailed her for the repression of political freedoms.
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To the contrary, it has increased repression and stabilized Castro's regime.
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Thus, Xi might reason, firm repression is the only way forward.
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"Fujimorismo represents violence, dictatorship, repression, selective killings and bribery," he said.
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I've always thought that sexual repression equals bad outcomes for women.
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Freedom versus repression is not the whole story of the protests.
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But the signs of Mr. Kabila's repression have always been present.
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Chinese authorities routinely deny any ethnic or religious repression in Xinjiang.
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Under his power, the repression of human rights activists has intensified.
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Besides nativism, that era is known for a resurgence of homosexual repression.
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Growing unrest in Venezuela follows years of economic mismanagement, repression and corruption.
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All they have known since then is higher prices and unceasing repression.
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Sometimes we want to dance to rhythms that are jokes about repression.
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These anecdotes are only individual examples of the Crown Prince's orchestrated repression.
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For one thing, Mr Modi enacted the change through repression and subterfuge.
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That could cover both internal repression and waging wars by inhumane methods.
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But in reality he has adopted yet another distinctive approach to repression.
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International criticism toward this wave of repression has not come fast enough.
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Yet the blanket repression of all Islamists is the worst possible response.
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Pro-democracy demonstrations keep breaking out in Sudan, despite the regime's repression.
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The repression, sadly, is all too reminiscent of life under the generals.
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Repression has ratcheted up ahead of an election slated for July 29th.
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NGUYEN CHI TUYEN, a human-rights activist, is used to government repression.
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For others, the talk of regulating Islam is thinly veiled political repression.
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How do you think the repression in Hong Kong has gotten stronger?
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" "There were bombs, teargas and repression, but he kept playing his violin.
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It has overseen the blanket repression of opposition parties and other dissenters.
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To silence critics, the government has conducted widespread arrests and other repression.
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The country's relative security is no reason to tolerate repression and authoritarianism.
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"I raise my voice against violence and repression," he wrote on Twitter.
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You don't need a closed minded partner after a lifetime of repression.
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"It's taken the form of repression, humiliation, and intimidation," Assa told me.
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Can repression be good for the poet, as opposed to the patient?
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How would we organize in the face of potentially more systematic repression?
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What's the best weapon to fight that kind of repression and joylessness?
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Chechnya has a history steeped in the blood of revolts and repression.
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The art world's foremost repression, one could call it, is economic inequality.
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He said he had fled political repression in Honduras, his home country.
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In 33, republican revolts against European monarchies ended in failure and repression.
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To Mr. Roginsky, referring to "victims of political repression" was not enough.
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Economic deprivation along with repression changes incentives from political engagement toward escape.
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Waves of Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh during previous bouts of repression.
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Barriers will not stop Venezuelans from fleeing chaos and repression at home.
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Moezzi has faced repression from the Islamic Republic since its earliest days.
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After widespread outbreaks of unrest a decade ago, repression has grown overwhelming.
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Rather than quashing dissent, experts say, Iran's repression may have emboldened activists.
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Activists say Prayut's time in power has been marked with increased repression.
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They were relaxed as reforms took place and tightened when repression increased.
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For many, getting naked has a lot to do with fighting repression.
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Bonnie Glaser: Well, many of the candidates chose to emphasize Chinese repression.
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The United Kingdom, Sweden, and India tested socialistic planning without sustained repression.
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Shortages led to protests, leading to repression and the destruction of democracy.
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They cite the violent repression of an anti-immigration march in 2011.
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The UDPS endured harsh repression, and the elder Tshisekedi was repeatedly jailed.
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The end of financial repression: So-called "financial repression" policies such as quantitative easing and negative rates will eventually turn around as growth and inflation pick up, meaning the artificial pressure on rates from central banks will ease.
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And since Russia is gripped by economic stagnation, anti-Americanism, and increasingly totalitarian repression not only will Putin be re-elected but he will move towards even more draconian repression and belligerent posturing abroad to safeguard his system.
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"To put out an image like that, without any context of the repression that has marred and undermined the credibility of the vote, puts the U.S. government in a position of being complicit with the repression," he said.
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"Moving from a country like Burkina Faso (political repression equals 8) to a country like Uzbekistan (political repression equals 14) results in an increase of around 212.58 Tor bridge users per 100,000 Internet users per year," the paper reads.
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It denounced what it called a "vicious cycle of deprivation, corruption and repression".
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His legacy is one of repression at home, and support for terrorism abroad.
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"Political repression has become an important part of our public life," he said.
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Germany's history, he said, was for many years marked by "dictatorship and repression".
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His lawyer, Geert-Jan Knoops, says this is an excuse for political repression.
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I have dealt with the more subtle forms of repression by State Security.
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He used the method his regime knows best: swift, forceful repression of protests.
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They are using it as a symbol of continued Chinese government repression, too.
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The violence there has made UPOLI a symbol of resistance to government repression.
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The attack on Mr Lissu occurred in an atmosphere of intensifying political repression.
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It was the largest mass arrest yet in a growing campaign of repression.
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She has spoken out against what she describes as repression by the government.
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Myanmar's leaders deny they are conducting a campaign of repression against the Rohingyas.
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Following decades of repression, any attempt to improve sectarian relations will take time.
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Nobody would be surprised if the economic crunch results in even greater repression.
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" Milan Kundera described the occupation's repression of Czechoslovak writers as an "organized forgetting.
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Such repression is not new, says Frederick Golooba-Mutebi, a Ugandan political analyst.
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The military intervened in the hospital and the repression began against the journalists.
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But he's covered that over with deep repression on any and all dissent.
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Unfortunately, Latin American governments have always responded in the same way: with repression.
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At home we can expect him to engage in further repression and cronyism.
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" "This discourse of denial, this is the head of the systematic political repression.
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In speech class, she realized that her repression had manifested in her voice.
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Left unchecked, anti-Semitism leads to an increase in overall persecution and repression.
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Only the immediate conflicts were made to subside, and sometimes through outright repression.
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Bolsonaro apparently played no part in the repression, but he hasn't condemned it.
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As a result, women have emerged from the shadows of violent fundamentalist repression.
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"We denounced the repression that the government exercised against the people," Gaitán said.
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When then-President Barack Obama restored relations with Havana, such repression eased minimally.
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Ortega scrapped the cuts, but the violent repression of dissent sparked wider protests.
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We all fear rejection and sex without repression can make us feel vulnerable.
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Hunger is becoming more widespread, as is political repression from the Maduro regime.
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Bangladesh was already home to 400,000 of them who had fled earlier repression.
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The ruling Chinese Communist Party has one impulse, and one impulse only: repression.
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It is difficult to imagine the repression, hypocrisy and denial that existed then.
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Even so, many Egyptians are straining under the combination of austerity and repression.
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Repression of revolutionary groups like the African National Congress should continue, he advised.
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The aftermath produced only collapsed states, open conflicts or even more intense repression.
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Genocide, slavery, exploitation, worker repression, and other injustices are inextricable from this history.
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California has always had this permissiveness twinned with this incredible culture of repression.
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He celebrated Communist power and even contributed to the repression of other directors.
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A new crisis generates new dissent, followed by repression — and then more dissent.
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"We are in the presence of a new wave of repression," Ferrer said.
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My own repression began right after I woke up on Wednesday, September 12.
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Like him, many who came to Manchester were dissidents fleeing Colonel Qaddafi's repression.
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The general themes of repression in East Germany were not new for us.
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But she was just a cog in the wheel of repression and deceit.
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"Repression continues to be the sole response of the Spanish state," he tweeted.
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Since then, Iranians have experienced 40 years of fanaticism, repression and foreign wars.
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Jennings is attuned to the latent "terror and repression" in the utopian project.
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During the cold war, refugees were overwhelmingly perceived as democrats fleeing communist repression.
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The military police refused to carry out "repression" and stayed in their barracks.
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"I think the repression is probably worse than it's ever been," she said.
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If there are further rounds of violence and repression, the price will rise.
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Greater fears breed harsher repression, spawning stronger resistance and then more government determination.
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They need that as the pretext for ushering in the repression they crave.
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Thailand was once considered a haven for activists fleeing repression from authoritarian governments.
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In an era of ongoing repression, African-Americans wanted heroes of their own.
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Under Xi, it has risen while pioneering new modes of control and repression.
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White supremacist violence and repression worked, and Democrats retook control of the state.
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It's important to remember that despite all the repression, Putin is very popular.
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Human Rights Watch said it placed hardships on Cubans and failed to ease repression.
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That kind of repression takes a toll on a man's emotional and physical health.
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US democratic safeguards and a robust public square prevent the repression that sustains dictatorships.
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Many also expressed fears of government repression after a controversial presidential election last year.
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Alas, Mr Erdogan's populist authoritarianism, jingoism and repression are only wedging them further apart.
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But there is a remarkable exception to this grim picture of repression: the Hui.
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Then there is the exceptional size of China's visible machinery of repression and surveillance.
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Corruption and political repression will drive them away—even as they eat up resources.
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He duly adopted the method his regime knows best: rapid, forceful repression of protests.
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"Liberation" brought not freedom, but a new wave of repression and anti-Semitic campaigns.
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Amnesty International said this "could signal the end of an era of bloody repression".
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That is hardly a recipe for stability, as riots and repression in Zimbabwe demonstrate.
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Strong states maintain control through a strategic mix of co-optation rather than repression.
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Hopes for a long-term relaxation of repression in the PRC have proved chimerical.
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As guerrilla groups emerged, they were met with repression, backed by the United States.
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Now the Fed itself is practicing financial repression, disguised as high-tech monetary policy.
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The Sahwa movement was later undermined by a mixture of repression and co-optation.
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In other cases, as we shall see, the repression of dissent is clearly intended.
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Chaim: The movie's take on repression and segregation do come off a bit odd.
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"Bloody repression?" asked José Valencia, Ecuador's minister of foreign affairs, when I interviewed him.
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The city was under martial law, and the repression was far greater than now.
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Human Rights Watch said the arrests fall into a wider campaign of political repression.
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Repression, jail and torture fed a doctrine that Arab rulers are, in fact, unbelievers.
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Several actions have been taken to stem repression and natural resource trafficking in Congo.
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To date, Gheibparvar has shown every indication that the Basij's domestic repression will continue.
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But he's under increasing congressional pressure to take a harder line against Egypt's repression.
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His opponents say the government uses repression to stay in power and rigs elections.
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In his time in power Mr Putin has shown little appetite for harsh repression.
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Mr. Connell said he had been hearing stories of fear and repression for years.
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Historically, walls, such as those in Berlin and China, have symbolized divisiveness and repression.
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The analyst adds that growing unrest could also lead to heavy-handed political repression.
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The Maduro government has long faced protests against political repression and human-rights abuses.
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" Then, Geliebter suggests you cover up all your blemishes with "denial and emotional repression.
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Countries on the lower end of the political repression spectrum also showed significant use.
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Hence a therapy that was to loosen the repression would somehow cure mental illness.
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Yet that domestic repression did not translate into suicidal wars against the United States.
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All of this grinding irritation and mutual dislike is conveyed via amusing British repression.
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The Chinese legal system is famously corrupt and, too often, a tool of repression.
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"I anticipate a lot more repression in the days ahead" in Vietnam, he said.
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In October, Russia unveiled its first state-sponsored monument to victims of political repression.
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That includes Communist Party repression of ethnic Uighur Muslims, which Mr. Pompeo regularly denounces.
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Rights groups say such a move would enable further government repression of political dissidents.
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The civilians are Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim minority group that faces repression in Myanmar.
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Religious repression and demonizing the Dalai Lama will not endear Tibetans to the party.
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But many believe that the high level of repression will only amplify the unrest.
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The scenes of repression from the police and military have been stark as well.
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It helped that Morsi made his own missteps, including the repression of peaceful protesters.
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Still, the Bolshevik government spared no resources when it came to propaganda and repression.
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Tehran uses religious arguments, anti-imperialist nationalism and neo-Stalinist repression to ensure compliance.
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General Franco was still in power, and the repression was both political and cultural.
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The government has turned up its repression, jailing and torturing members of the opposition.
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It is the story of a strict father's flight from the repression of Col.
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Its repression of minority groups, human rights, and democracy in Hong Kong are intolerable.
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I saw the role that her sexuality and its repression played in her destruction.
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Since then, Cuban dissidents have paid a heavy price in repression, arrests and beatings.
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When they go further and organise, for instance through social-media groups, repression follows.
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And several Sudanese religious leaders have spoken out against the violent repression of protests.
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I'm pretty confident in us and I'm not in a repression race with them.
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There's no better symbol of this repression than North Korea's network of prison camps.
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And it still is, despite centuries of violence, resettlement, and repression of Native Americans.
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Related: European Companies Sold Spy Tech to a Secret Egyptian Intelligence Unit Amid Brutal Repression
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And in just the last several weeks, police have increased political repression of school occupations.
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He would be Ennahda's first presidential candidate as Islamists suffered decades of repression before 2011.
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SAUDI dissidents who fled abroad to escape repression at home are looking over their shoulders.
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"A vote for this constitution is a vote for yet more repression," says one shopkeeper.
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The defendants deny the charges and say the trial is an act of political repression.
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Behind such repression lies a vision of the ideal city as a showcase for investment.
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As much as he fancies himself a democrat, Erdoğan's rule is increasingly reliant on repression.
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"Whenever/wherever US interferes, chaos, repression and resentment follow," Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote on Twitter.
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MUCH of Syria lies in ruins, but Bashar al-Assad's bureaucracy of repression hums along.
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Many fleeing poverty, repression or conflict journey across the desert through Niger, Algeria or Sudan.
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In fact, observers say that Cubans will be let down if Obama doesn't highlight repression.
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The repression has hurt Ortega's once widespread popularity and exacerbated tensions in the Sandinista movement.
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Despite a harrowing cycle of government repression and bloodshed, the pastime has continued to thrive.
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As Mr Orban escalates his repression of civil society, they may not get another one.
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They soon expanded the repression to include students, union leaders, and virtually all government critics.
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The Kremlin will also have to keep attention away from its own repression at home.
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And Myanmar, after years of isolation and repression, embarked on an unexpected transition to democracy.
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Iranians are fed up with rising living costs, endemic corruption, and political and social repression.
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In reality, Mr Xi has steered politics and economics towards repression, state control and confrontation.
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For the present, the most immediate danger is intensified repression from the Maduro regime itself.
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There were scattered protests since, but a combination of cash and repression kept them isolated.
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Years of repression also fostered paranoia, which has left the NLD prizing loyalty over competence.
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Per the codes of Russian obituary writing, an act of extreme state repression seems unlikely.
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China denies any repression in Xinjiang and says it faces a very real terrorist threat.
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Comorians fleeing poverty and repression often end up on Mayotte, a nearby French-owned island.
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All this creates the conditions for the use of repression as an instrument of government.
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THE Turkish government's repression of civil society is increasingly affecting countries far from Turkey itself.
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And he has the advice of Cuba's security officials, who are experts in selective repression.
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All organised opposition has long been crushed, and repression of dissent has recently been redoubled.
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Saudi Arabia's extreme repression of women has long been illustrated by their prohibition from driving.
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As its grip on power is weakening, the BDP is beginning to dabble with repression.
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Russian repression is unlike that of the Soviet regime, which had a monopoly on violence.
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Jose Viana fought back when faced with government repression and he paid a dear price.
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President Obama did not even insist on an open apology for the decades of repression.
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But concerns about repression fall on deaf ears, writes Sinan Ulgen, a former Turkish diplomat.
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Yet, especially in America where our repression breeds obsession, we are ashamed of our proclivities.
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The Kremlin need not engage in mass repression: targeted arrests are enough to spread fear.
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Though the state has used coercion and repression, it has also relieved many pressure points.
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In the western province of Xinjiang, repression of ethnic minorities has aggravated an incipient insurgency.
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"The repression has never been so severe," Rainsy told Reuters in an interview in Paris.
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Savings are trapped in low-interest accounts at state banks, long known as financial repression.
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And like a tsar, Mr Putin has buttressed his power through repression and military conflict.
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SAVERS ARE STILL BEING SOME PEOPLE HARMED BY – OR SOME PEOPLE CALL IT FINANCIAL REPRESSION.
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On Saturday, French President Francois Hollande said he expected a period of repression in Turkey.
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"When they're repressing, we dramatize the repression, and what that does to them," LaGravenese says.
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Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru and the United States demanded an end to the repression.
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If this case goes the wrong way, then its arc bends toward censorship and repression.
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State repression, even when it involves violence against demonstrators, does not always end protest movements.
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With genders segregated in most communities, sexual repression is a constant weight on people's psyches.
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Other countries certainly engage in similar acts of stage management and repression — China, for example.
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These escalating circumstances of repression undermine our faith in the pronouncements from the Obama administration.
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Today you draw cartoons in support of other human rights advocates facing state repression. Why?
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Whatever the repression was 40 years ago, it's the same system, using just better tools.
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In using the word "repression," I am talking about organized political activity, not private speech.
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Sarekat Islam dissolved in the face of Dutch repression after failed rebellions in 1926-7.
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What Murad and Mukwege share is enormous courage and commitment to ending atrocities and repression.
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There is a slippery slope between this kind of intelligence assessment and acts of repression.
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But he has also maintained his authority through repression and his command over the army.
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It takes a monument like this to fight against the silence, neglect, repression and hatred.
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And the moderation of colonial rule eventually gave way to brutal repression of Korean identity.
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The Cubans, by and large, say they are fleeing political repression in the Caribbean nation.
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Now Mr. Moïse too has been directly implicated, and his government's repression has picked up.
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Hindering the Chinese security apparatus makes external aggression and internal repression more costly for Beijing.
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Beijing's political red lines here keep shifting — but always in the direction of more repression.
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Repression is the key to his emotional composure, achieved at the expense of family life.
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During his time in prison the Socialist movement, battered by official repression, fell to pieces.
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The family immigrated to Southern California but was never political, fearful of suffering repression again.
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Now, with alarming frequency, reports are surfacing about Huawei's core role in this systemic repression.
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Sharpest among them are those of her parents, each a study in repression and ineffectuality.
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When you put all these factors together, you've got a dangerous recipe for global repression.
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It's an image about repression, conflict, mystery, all of which the O'Brien photo strips away.
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In August, the loan program came under congressional scrutiny for possible complicity in China's repression.
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Centuries of stiff-upper-lipped repression boiled over in a great howl of collective anguish.
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The political repression our people the Amhara have been suffering from has continued under Abiy.
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But both of them have increased the level of repression they employ to protect themselves.
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China frequently rejects foreign criticism of its rights record and denies any repression in Xinjiang.
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The Sahwa were weakened by a mixture of repression and co-optation, but remain active.
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They have been so thoroughly indoctrinated that they are now complicit in their own repression.
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"Against a backdrop of overwhelming repression, some governments have taken small steps forward," said Morayef.
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"We are perpetuating a culture of surveillance and repression of pregnant people," Adams told me.
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A safe place was where people could find practical resistance to political and social repression.
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And as the Wilson Center's Denis Sokolov has detailed, it's subject to fairly harsh repression.
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The trimmed radiographs represent ingenious resourcefulness and design in an era of widespread cultural repression.
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Traditionally we think of a loyal opposition as being absent because of repression by the rulers.
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Observers say this case highlights the growing repression of civil society representatives under Thailand's military government.
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But six years of rising unemployment, inflation, and repression took the wind out of the sails.
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Indeed, repression at home has also led to a more adventurous foreign policy abroad since 2011.
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The exodus has surged under Mr Maduro's rule, characterised by political repression and grotesque economic mismanagement.
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The Netherlands and Luxembourg last year suspended aid funding to Nicaragua, citing repression during the protests.
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"They associate this initiative with the rise in repression from eco-guards," the consultant's report said.
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They insist on obedience and repression, apparently unable to accept the person their daughter really is.
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Rights groups have raised concerns about a rising wave of repression during Biya's 35-year rule.
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But repression has worked: people seem too scared and preoccupied with survival to sustain mass protests.
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Each of these policies is part of the creeping repression in Xinjiang province against the Uighurs.
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These days, the kingdom is still deeply conservative; social reforms are coupled with harsh political repression.
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Repression is one challenge for Ethiopia's would-be press barons; a tough business environment is another.
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There have been scattered protests since, but a combination of cash and repression kept them isolated.
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In the country's two English-speaking regions a simmering uprising has been met by brutal repression.
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Savers must be permitted to invest abroad, so that asset prices reflect reality, not financial repression.
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As Marxist guerrilla groups emerged to oppose the regime in the late 1960s the repression intensified.
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Given Russia's tragic history, any such repression inevitably triggers memories of Stalin's purges and show trials.
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She also became a global symbol of the resilience of women in the face of repression.
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Their stories of poverty and repression, of relatives imprisoned or killed by the government, shook Murad.
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She said he had championed the rights of indigenous people after years of repression and humiliation.
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We condemn the militarized repression of water protectors at the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota.
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It is that fundamental illegitimacy which propels the regime to repression at home and expansion abroad.
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Sex and the sports world are often intertwined (nice) but usually it's a matter of repression.
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Chinese officials justified repression of Tibetan Buddhists by conflating them with separatist and pro independence movements.
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Another half, of course, is giddy, frothing, flapping about in a sugar-rush of undiluted repression.
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Because when there was so much repression in the hospital, I denounced it on social media.
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A wave of repression followed the coup d'état, and activists, LGBTQ people, and journalists were targeted.
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But no significant changes will occur as long as there is still repression in the streets.
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And culture, although important, doesn't trump everything, particularly if it is simply a veil for repression.
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Such a view is mistaken and underestimates just how China's domestic repression drives its external aggression.
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Yet, for Muscovites wary of increased repression, Smart Vote provided a safe way to express opposition.
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Only the muting of dissent through repression is more disturbing, allowing government power to go unchecked.
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They are going to be in places where conflict is rising and repression is really severe.
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The regime has actively used religious tensions to promote conflict abroad, and justify repression at home.
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FIFA is a friend of heads of states who carry out repression, who violate human rights.
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Interactive experiences include magnets with words like "freedom" and "repression" to inspire visitors to create poems.
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"There's no reason to doubt the authorities' readiness to respond with forceful repression," Mr. Golosov said.
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The Kurds, despite appalling repression, have never stopped trying to create a nation of their own.
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In a statement, the Nicaraguan government denied using excessive force against protesters or engaging in repression.
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We're in a culture of repression and suppression so to talk about your emotions is vulnerability.
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Repression is a reality because regimes can know their enemies by what they read and write.
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Amid the cronyism and repression of Mr. al-Bashir's government, many Sudanese doctors left the country.
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Opposition candidates in the municipal races capitalized on growing discontent with his repression and economic mismanagement.
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Dire living conditions and fear of repression can sometimes demobilize a society like in San Blas.
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Khrushchev gets a big role in Kershaw's narrative, too, for reducing repression in the Communist world.
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This event provoked a further wave of arrests and repression targeting the independent artists of Cuba.
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The president appears to have concluded that he can cling on to power only through repression.
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Almost every family in Russia had its own history of repression, dispossession, forced resettlement and worse.
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Although Mr. Rapp personifies Brad's repression, Mr. Brooks looks effervescent and playful during their video chats.
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Repression and suppression are employed at a price, and that price must be acknowledged and paid.
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This is, in part, why Mr. Maduro has responded to a collapsing economy with heightened repression.
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Government repression of its opposition worsened, and some incidents were condemned by international observers as massacres.
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China's repression of religion may seem remote at a time we're so focused on American politics.
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What's not to like in offering refuge to minority groups facing repression in predominantly Muslim states?
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The massacre and the repression that followed set the course for black political participation in Cuba.
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Even the leftist attorney general came out that day to condemn the police repression as excessive.
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Palestinians consider a crackdown on Facebook posts just another tool of repression by an occupying power.
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Violent protests against perceived government racism and repression continued in the Indonesian part of New Guinea.
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Student uprisings in East Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Boston were all met with violent police repression.
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South Korea's dictators had offered economic growth and political repression; its people were clamoring for more.
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The fundamental pillars upon which the theocracy is established are export of terrorism and domestic repression.
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But McBride's imperturbability is rooted in repression and hurt, nothing like Booth's so-it-goes acceptance.
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The protests then broadened to venting anger over other problems such as social repression and corruption.
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The real history tells us it took another 85033 years to undo that regime of repression.
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For journalist and syndicate member Ayman Hafaz, the issue has gone beyond repression of journalistic activity.
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The government has further weakened its credibility by meeting peaceful protest with violence, threats and repression.
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The fear is that at some point the government will trade incremental infringement for radical repression.
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But Mr. Kabila's insistence on holding onto power has confronted Congolese, yet again, with authoritarian repression.
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BDS endorsements may seem remote, and even ineffectual, from the perspective of repression on the ground.
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If executions have not ended drug production, neither has the repression of drug users ended drug use.
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When people read such stories from a contemporary perspective, they tend to talk about repression and perversion.
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After the repression, dissidents, the media and ordinary Turks would leap at the chance to speak out.
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OVD-Info, a group that monitors political repression in Russia, reported on Twitter that by 7 p.m.
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The YPG has sought to redress decades of repression against minority Kurds under Syria's Arab Ba'ath party.
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That left the Kurds as ethnic minorities in other states, where they've often faced repression and violence.
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At least 3.7m Venezuelans have fled economic collapse and repression; organised crime and Colombian guerrillas flourish there.
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Repression is not costless; it limits the extent to which capital flows towards its most productive uses.
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The expectation of sweeping our hardships under the rug would eventually cause a ripple effect of repression.
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Opposition groups, meanwhile, allege that their governments' Europhilia is partly a cover for continuing corruption and repression.
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Yet America had swarmed since its foundation with censors, prigs, prudes and bluenoses intent on sexual repression.
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There's no political jargon yet for this combination of hyper-capitalism, mass media, repression, delirium, and violence.
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The number of Venezuelans fleeing hunger, repression and crime in their ruptured country grows by the day.
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Even as repression was swift, the discursive atmosphere persisted on the margins for a few months longer.
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Repression sows the desire for diversification and a falling yuan reinforces the benefits of holding other currencies.
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" Further, the commission reported, the police had "come to symbolize white power, white racism and white repression.
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Protester Rafael Prieto, an 80-year-old cab driver, said government repression against the marchers saddened him.
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This is why oil-rich countries are much more likely to suffer civil wars and political repression.
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Beijing denies any repression and blames attacks on groups spreading "splittism" and "religious extremism" in the region.
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What began as a tool of freedom and democracy is being turned into a weapon of repression.
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For the next 30 years, the Berlin Wall stood as a stark symbol of division and repression.
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But there is an alternative: Putin can simultaneously be a master of repression and enjoy significant support.
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Kureya said she was "still traumatized" by police storming her Harare home and worries about escalating repression.
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And that is very dangerous because there is a lot of repression by the military and police.
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Hemingway's prose combines the brightly colored sensuality of modern French painting with a clench-jawed American repression.
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Continued repression in Egypt shows that authoritarian rule does not necessarily end when a dictator steps down.
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Whatever its exact nature, however, it is largely the result of the government's repression against mainstream dissent.
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An announcement that the U.S. government is withholding aid because of his repression would be deeply embarrassing.
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Instead, it is heavy-handed in the best way, dramatizing Offred's claustrophobia through gorgeous tableaux of repression.
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Rigged elections, limited freedoms and widespread repression by the Stasi led to enormous protests demanding democratic reforms.
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Ortega was democratically elected in 2006, but has since been accused of mounting repression and media censorship.
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And of course repression continues, even if it goes unseen by visitors to carefully stage-managed events.
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But Human Rights Watch said government repression has intensified in the period leading up to the clash.
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Three years into World War I, the Russian left was still scattered from the repression of 22017.
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The economic and moral costs of maintaining one-party rule through repression have also reached unsustainable levels.
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We should also find new ways to single out and penalize individual Chinese officials involved in repression.
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There is repression, political prisoners, torture, and even executions, but there is no security for the citizens.
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Gorbachev came to office intent on easing political repression at home and defusing tensions with the West.
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Confronting the harrowing legacy of government repression, especially the labor camps, has long been a contentious issue.
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And it has never acknowledged that some who ran the machinery of repression should bear criminal responsibility.
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This repression seemingly intensified after the May 2005 inauguration of the lucrative Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline.
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"Wherever the opposition goes right now, they're meeting what we might consider soft repression, manipulation," Taylor said.
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Activists say the repression has worsened ahead of the August 7 referendum on the country's draft Constitution.
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Indigenous communities like theirs have endured centuries of poverty, exclusion and repression by economic and political elites.
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I think Story of O deals with similar themes (and certainly repression is one tool of totalitarianism).
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"It is part of our prime minister's campaign of repression against Arab citizens in Israel," he said.
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Often described as public security systems, the technologies have darker potential uses as tools of political repression.
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At times under Communist Party rule, repression of faith has eased, but now it is unmistakably worsening.
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"For 28 years, the Prosecutor General's Office was an instrument of pressure and political repression," he said.
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So Iran's Islamic revolutionaries need constant conflict with America and Israel to justify their ruthless internal repression.
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He also fleshed out themes the book merely flirted with: shame, repression and the pain we hide.
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Tolerance of diversity, not repression, is the surest way to govern a vast territory with many peoples.
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The EU has previously spoken out against China's repression and mass detention of its minority Muslim population.
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British governments have assiduously courted the Russian president despite his mounting repression at home and aggression abroad.
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And yet there are so many layers to what she's doing here: repression, lust, shame, disgust, fun.
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On Thursday both his movements and his arias seemed like sudden, spontaneous decisions, eruptions out of repression.
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These turned out to be survivors of the torture — ready to personally explain each method of repression.
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"The current crackdown is far more extensive than 'normal' repression under the Hun Sen regime," he said.
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It is dictators who, through repression, produce Islamists and jihadists, who threaten stability, which justifies authoritarian rule.
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Maybe that's because in Germany getting naked has itself quite a lot to do with fighting repression.
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Several were involved in the repression in Darfur and could potentially face criminal charges of their own.
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Maybe that's because in Germany getting naked has itself quite a lot to do with fighting repression.
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While internal repression has reached new heights, further deterioration is possible, notwithstanding the bloody days of November.
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Defending your country and other Muslims against occupation and repression, they believe, will be rewarded in heaven.
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They were tamed with a massive infusion of cash, fierce police repression and days of presidential palaver.
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"A gold medal for repression" tweeted several people following the protester's expulsion from Rio de Janeiro's Sambadrome.
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Like Knausgaard, Hjorth is writing against repression, against the taboo on telling things as they really are.
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"I know that prison or jail or any kind of repression cannot change my beliefs," he said.
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Official repression will deter many from challenging the regime, but those who do may become more violent.
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Repression also breeds despair and anger, creating more disaffected Egyptians from which extremist groups can draw support.
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Moreover, increased repression overall is triggering greater resistance, and cracks are appearing even in long-standing prohibitions.
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Haiti's long dictatorship was over, but the following decades were plagued by repression, corruption, and political violence.
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By the 1930s, though, "un-American" had begun to harden as a language of repression, not resistance.
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Editorial When it comes to modern authoritarian leaders, President Vladimir Putin ranks high for ruthlessness and repression.
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"The level of repression has risen to a brutal level," said Alfredo Romero, who heads the group.
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"I think you can expect more repression, more confusion, more contradictory statements from the president," he said.
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"It's called repression!" he said, insisting the news media was deliberately trying to keep people from voting.
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" In an earlier draft of her statement, Piper had described conditions of "repression, racism, hypocrisy, and murder.
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But it's also an affecting little parable about social change, the importance of art, and emotional repression.
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With repression, though, often comes underground resistance, and a black market of bootlegged records was eventually born.
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Figuring out ways to circumvent strict government repression has proven to be fertile soil for tech startups.
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These are things that both when it comes to repression in China, or repression and human rights abuses here in the United States, there are a lot of people who didn't think their work was part of that, or didn't want their work to be part of that.
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This new level of control is yet another example of the Chinese government's unacceptable repression of Uighur Muslims.
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Was it a turning point in North Korea's nuclear aspirations, its provocations, or its brutal repression at home?
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Moreover, Sisi has presided over an unprecedented level of political repression that is fueling radicalization amongst Egyptian youth.
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It also has a particular resonance today in its depiction of war, repression, foreign intervention and civilian suffering.
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There's so much repression that we're taught just — you know, swallow who we really are, keep it buried.
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For now, targeted repression by the state seems to be working, at least in some pockets of Caracas.
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Disney was creating a generation of celebrities whose names were inextricably linked to the repression of their sexuality.
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They fear that the repression of competitive politics is undermining the country's long history of secularism and tolerance.
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Despite the repression, Jean-Pierre Fabre, the leader of the opposition, says his movement is stronger than ever.
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When governments run into debt trouble, they implement financial repression, which is less painful than crisis-triggering defaults.
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There is a long history of leftist gun ownership, and a concurrent theme of state repression against it.
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With no clear successor or challenger in sight, Mr Biya probably has no need to ratchet up repression.
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The groups' focus on police violence has also led to "a clear conversation about state repression", she says.
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Nor that Western support for Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi's coup in Egypt has resulted in stagnation and repression.
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The stories touch on hot-button issues like white supremacy, xenophobia, state surveillance, and government repression of sexuality.
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This creates the conditions for systematic human rights violations, for the repression and deaths we're seeing right now.
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Yet despite the repression wrought by ISIS rule, he says, the effect of the group's departure was immediate.
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And if the repression succeeds, speculation regarding the outcomes of a future uprising will remain an academic question.
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But when the government's repression hit that support evaporated, in large part because people didn't want to die.
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The EU moved to ban shipments to Venezuela of arms and gear that could be used for repression.
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Tens of thousands demonstrated in Barcelona to denounce what they see as repression of a peaceful, democratic cause.
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This is why repression against the opposition, though it has been gradually increasing since 2012, remains fairly mild.
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Gang repression came about in the mid-1970s and got a massive boost in the War on Drugs.
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They also attract new Sunni recruits, resentful of discrimination and repression from the currently Shiite-dominated Iraqi government.
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"This is a dictatorship -- the abuse that is being experienced in Venezuela, the repression," Ortega told reporters there.
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Once Duvier arrived, he reportedly called the French Banditry Repression Brigade, a unit which encompasses around 100 men.
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In 2100, eight years after a military coup, Dennis left her home in Turkey to escape political repression.
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Yu is a pro-democracy activist who fled to Thailand last year to escape government repression in China.
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Many will tend, even in the absence of financial repression, to concentrate more of their investments at home.
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It brings not just troops, but monitoring staff who can raise the alarm about political murders and repression.
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There had been hope at that time that their situation would improve, but their repression has only intensified.
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"Clandestine kicks" and "invisible elbows" In some countries, environmental activism fails because protesters are met with violent repression.
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He has said repression carried out under Stalin was unacceptable, but that his legacy was not all bad.
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"All this repression (in Xinjiang) only makes the Uyghurs hold on to their identity more firmly," she added.
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"And given their history of repression, Chinese troops massed on border is cause for grave concern," he said.
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The fact that the people are resisting the regime's concessions shows that they no longer fear violent repression.
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The project would focus on three Middle Eastern countries with different degrees of repression: Egypt, Iran, and Lebanon.
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The opposition organized peaceful protests across the country, and these protests remained steadfast despite government repression and vitriol.
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The AL's unrelenting campaign of political repression made any idea of a level electoral playing field a farce.
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Or do we laugh in amusement as press freedom is rolled back, and journalists confront violence and repression?
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They should not stop trading, but they should be aware that their products could be used for repression.
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"By agreeing to the installation of such monuments, we tacitly approve of repression, torture and executions," he wrote.
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Syria's government needs no lessons in domestic repression, but Moscow can provide resources Syria has never had before.
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The Assad government employs outages as a form of repression, which is followed by an increase in conflict.
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Over the past century, liberals and socialists have engaged in rancorous debate, bitter recrimination, and even political repression.
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Immediately after, my grandfather fled the repression against Russian intellectuals and fled to China, where I was born.
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For him, the liberal quest for equality isn't accidentally authoritarian: It is, and long has been, about repression.
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The students displayed an effigy of death to convey their opposition to the government's brutal repression of dissent.
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Cuarón places their poignant and hilarious sexcapades in a vivid neorealist landscape of social inequality and political repression.
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After a decade of repression, the election of a new government opened up room for assembly and speech.
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It denounces the repression of dictatorships in some countries of Latin America in the mid 70s and 80s.
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There has been a severe emotional repression of any inner feelings of guilt or sorrow in modern Russia.
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That repression gained international attention with the arrest of dozens of gay men on the Queen Boat nightclub.
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Brutal repression of anti-government protests, and the arrests of many activists and leaders also weakened the opposition.
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Washington should sanction Mahmoud Alavi, Iran's minister of intelligence, who presides over much of Tehran's repression of reporters.
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The electoral competition was unfair, but as often happens in Turkish affairs, repression has led to original thinking.
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Instead of implementing political reform as promised, the Hong Kong government has turned into an apparatus of repression.
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If consent cannot be sustained, however, then invariably an autocrat ends up relying a lot more on repression.
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The chronology covers two distinct periods: the political repression after Tiananmen and the economic boom in the 2000s.
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Many felt certain that the indictments were just the start of a sweeping campaign of repression against dissenters.
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The forced family reunions, begun last month, followed a brutal repression of gay men in Chechnya last winter.
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America says the firms are "implicated in the implementation of China's campaign of repression" against Muslims in Xinjiang.
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The aim, he says, is to force Cuban leaders to end repression, embrace democracy and open their economy.
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More disclosures reveal the full impact of the government's repression of ethnic minorities — well beyond re-education camps.
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It's not just that public churches are banned, or that there is brutal repression of the Shiite minority.
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We need to scrutinize Mr. Trump's executive orders and any other attempts to single out groups for repression.
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"The Roma's presumed vocation to nomadism has been the result of repression and persecution throughout Europe," he said.
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But media censorship and brutal repression turned a civic protest into a full-blown, spontaneously organized popular rebellion.
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Far from a drama of either repression or subversion, the situation seems like an oddly happy social concord.
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" He added: "While we see in Europe an example of justice, Spain continues down the path of repression.
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The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in Myanmar, have faced systemic repression in the majority-Buddhist country for decades.
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General al-Sisi has jailed and killed countless peaceful dissidents, achieving repression unmatched even by former President Mubarak.
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Iran, though an adversary of the United States with a history of repression, is a robust, functioning state.
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And to the Hollywood and the hearts and minds of people everywhere, repression is the enemy of civilization.
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Takeaway: Walls symbolize repression, contribute little What do these global findings mean for the border debate in America?
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Speaking out against repression has always been fraught; Mr. Kerry often danced around the topic when visiting Egypt.
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Brutal repression and mass human rights abuses are fueling violence and radicalization, undermining Egypt's important fight against terrorism.
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They also brought social peace after decades of territorial infighting and repression by the military's coca eradication squads.
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The sharp edge of the mullahs' repression has targeted many of them with repressive, misogynistic laws and execution.
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In it, he made no mention of surveillance or Xinjiang, of repression as a means of technological advancement.
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"The government must end the persistent repression of dissent and the ongoing pattern of arbitrary arrests," he said.
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Egyptian journalists have borne the brunt of Mr. el-Sisi's repression, with dozens imprisoned or forced into exile.
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The repression is one of the most harrowing — and yet most neglected — humanitarian crises in the world today.
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Their protests have been tamped down by a combination of government concessions and police repression at protest sites.
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And as the strikes of repression and oppression came, the strategies to rally each other also lost elasticity.
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It was the start of a time of repression, violence and the persecution of people who opposed it.
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"There is absolutely no doubt that the release of these records on repression in Argentina would reveal substantive information on the years of repression and advance the cause of truth and justice in that country," said Peter Kornbluh, an analyst at the National Security Archive who specializes in Latin America.
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Human rights groups immediately criticized the decision, saying it could authorize military espionage, lead to repression and increase violence.
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"For many women this regime is synonymous with all types of repression," said Jehanne Henry, from Human Rights Watch.
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A new visual language offered them a way out of the one they would associate with repression and constraint.
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The New Year's day march included calls to restart stalled democratic reforms and to fight "political repression" from Beijing.
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It thought that fear and repression would be enough but you cannot tame an entire nation in this manner.
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While mostly peaceful, Shi'ites angry at what they say is repression of their community have sometimes attacked security forces.
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For the Cars, blankness — repression — is the sum of their art, lacking the human qualities to balance the equation.
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The third phase of repression began in the couple of years leading up to the Olympic games in 2008.
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What to watch: It would be well in line with Maduro's modus operandi to ramp up repression and violence.
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" She went on to say, "If you make bralessness a rule, you're just subjecting yourself to yet another repression.
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Since the worst of the Great Repression, the nation's job market has put millions of Americans back to work.
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I have since realized that it is a documentation of a political event, about a military repression of peasants.
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The Oromos have been protesting since November of 2015 against ongoing marginalization, repression and targeted persecution by the government.
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They are microcosms of the larger war of repression and marginalization against the Oromo carried out by legal means.
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On December 4th two elite police units denounced "repression" by the government and disobeyed orders to enforce the curfew.
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It won't be through repression, it won't be through brutality, and what needs to happen is a political discussion.
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The secret service that had administered repression in Soviet days is once again the main tool of political control.
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Hence the relentless repression since 1999 of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement which the government describes as a cult.
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Where it stands: In both 2016 and 2017, the opposition staged confrontational demonstrations to raise the costs of repression.
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Scholars now see Beatlemania as a riot against mid-century sexual repression and the social enforcement of female purity.
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"A lot of the people inside have been facing a lot of repression for the hunger strike," she said.
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"The level of repression in Tibet has increased tremendously," said Meenakshi Ganguly, South Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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Repression of civil society has been paired with the government's overt disregard for accountability, yielding an environment of impunity.
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Many draw parallels with the repression during Gamal Abdel Nasser's military rule, minus his heady rhetoric of Arab nationalism.
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Power is concentrated in few hands and ambitious economic reforms go hand in hand with repression of alternative views.
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He should recognize that the repression is not only inflicting suffering on Egyptians but also weakening U.S. nation security.
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In 2017, Saudi Arabia lifted a longstanding ban on women driving that was seen as an emblem of repression.
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"They wanted to create a climate of fear and repression," federal prosecutor Joern Hauschild told the court last year.
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It would be easy to paint recent changes to such festivities as an indication of repression of Tibetan culture.
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The rapprochement also facilitated valuable intelligence cooperation with Gaddafi's internal security agency, which was also responsible for domestic repression.
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The acute fear of cultural infiltration that drives Tehran's domestic repression offers a strategic opportunity for the Trump administration.
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Nor is it about pandering to Islamist radicals: Experience suggests that repression in Egypt breeds, rather than eradicates, extremism.
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Some autocratic leaders continue to use traditional strong-arm tactics, like declaring states of emergency, to enable further repression.
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The title of his classic 1985 paper went to the nub of it: "Goodbye Financial Repression, Hello Financial Crash".
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Most atheists, too, would prefer a system of religious balance and openness rather than one of coercion and repression.
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In each of these cases, internet outages contribute to state repression, and impact people and organizations throughout the country.
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Repression targeting a working-class subculture, and setting a dangerous precedent of casting wide nets, has to be challenged.
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Another called on Russian authorities to stop what it called "repression based on national and religious grounds in Crimea".
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He pointed to the crackdown on protests and the election media blackout as proof of government repression in Congo.
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In any event, the election looks set to take place amid the harshest political repression in Egypt in decades.
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Repression against ethnic Turks was growing in Bulgaria; one measure required them to use Bulgarian adaptations of their names.
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But the ease with which Mr. Sisi has steamrollered Egypt's fractured opposition is a product of even harsher repression.
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The bills, which did not pass, were designed "to defend against possible repression of the news media," he said.
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There is little the newly elected Mexican government can do to stop migrants from Central America without violent repression.
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The American hard-liners are quite right that the regime is unpopular because of its corruption, incompetence and repression.
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Observers say he shares some of Mr. Mugabe's traits, including a hunger for power and a taste for repression.
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But the structural violence and political repression in Kashmir are equally responsible for turning Mr. Dar into a weapon.
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"The government feels cornered, and they are responding with the only way they know: with repression," Mr. Salamanca said.
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Millions of Venezuelans have poured across borders into Colombia and other countries, fleeing repression, corruption and a collapsing economy.
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If he is aspiring for similar results, it would also mean Putinesque levels of repression and international pariah status.
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"The repression has intensified since he came to power," said Hiba Zayadin, a Saudi researcher for Human Rights Watch.
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By 2010, Google was fed up with increasing repression and intrusions into its systems by Chinese-government-backed hackers.
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That victory ended three decades of war but also brought new waves of repression and deprivation for the Vietnamese.
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With violence, corruption and repression of civil society as the backdrop, the Honduran people will head to the polls.
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Disruption can also signal the depth of participants' commitment to a cause and the movement's capacity to withstand repression.
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The 1930s brought a turn toward political repression in Peru, and stark modernist geometry dominated art in the region.
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Fear-mongering about the West is a political tool, allowing Putin to justify repression and economic stagnation at home.
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That regime was Jim Crow, a system defined by a one-party rule and violent repression of racial minorities.
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He bolts from the party, back to his life of ruthless self-repression with Getty, where he is comfortable.
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A failure to reach an agreement with Mr. Ortega will give way to more street protests — and more repression.
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It noted that scattered deadly violence, the use of child soldiers, repression and sexual violence imperiled the fragile peace.
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And the assassination may well provide Iran's leaders with an excuse to intensify its repression of dissenters and critics.
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That language belongs to the patriarchal world of propriety and repression, against which Alejandro's life is one long protest.
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The group said fundamental rights and freedoms are "increasingly at jeopardy as Beijing seeks to broaden its repression globally."
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Every time Jessup attempts some modest act of resistance, he is met with the ruthless repression of the state.
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Political repression and trade wars may drag down growth rates, and an increasingly domineering government may make bad decisions.
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Undemocratic governments have to develop some mixture of "output legitimacy"—giving the people what they want—and frank repression.
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The unsurprising response from Maduro and his cronies — in typical Chavista fashion — has been to unleash violence and repression.
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But some observers think that China might be moving to a more subtle form of repression: in the community.
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Egyptian Christians have been broadly supportive of Mr. Sisi, seeing him as a bulwark against repression by Islamist extremists.
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This pattern of repression started long before MBS, but has undoubtedly intensified and become more blatant under his leadership.
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Thousands of Eritreans flee their small Horn of Africa country every year, citing political repression and lengthy military conscription.
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The United States has led more than 30 countries in condemning what it called a "horrific campaign of repression".
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Instead of crying out, she inhaled sharply to indicate pain's repression—her stoicism a greater punishment for my conscience.
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The EU has put sanctions on the Syrian government, accusing it of war crimes and repression, which it denies.
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First, an end to repression and the use of paramilitary or goon squads to beat up or murder students.
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Rather than focusing on collecting and analyzing intelligence, they developed expertise in propaganda, agitation, subversion, repression, deception and murder.
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Stability and oil enabled Algeria to weather the 2011 uprisings in the region, but with them came political repression.
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"I beg you, I beseech you, I order you in the name of God: stop the repression," he said.
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Suu Kyi's sole public statement about the blanket repression of the Rohingya has been a Donald Trump-style denial.
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Beijing reined in the Han communal violence but instituted a new wave of repression that further fueled Uighur resentment.
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" It says the system of repression that targeted dissenters is a "dark legacy that lives on even after his death.
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But although PH has stopped persecuting journalists, it has not, as it promised, done away with the instruments of repression.
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Still, NAVEX's Conlin believed that whistleblowers as a whole are feeling more empowered to speak up without fear of repression.
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If President Trump brings up human rights and the repression inside North Korea, how will that be received by Kim?
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The Iranian people are once again beginning to vocalize their dissatisfaction with a country crumbling under corruption, repression and mismanagement.
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In these moments of such fragility and therefore repression, art is a very powerful weapon and the system knows it.
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As a result, the Hong Kong and Beijing governments have increasingly tried to hide their repression behind Hong Kong's judges.
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Members have claimed brutal repression by the government, up to and including reports of "organ harvesting," in the years since.
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"The key challenge is going to be that the stronger the protests, the stronger the repression," IHS' Moya-Ocampos said.
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He is wary of giving any ground to Western ideas because Russia's political system, though adept at repression, is brittle.
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Some worry that a slowing economy may lead to further repression and obfuscation of data, causing yet more economic harm.
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Now, after a decade or so during which freedoms began to flourish, Tanzanians are facing both economic hardship and repression.
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Ms. Guo says that his Communism had no connection to China, and that it was a reaction to Kuomintang repression.
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With the failure to hold Khashoggi's killers accountable so far, the repression has resumed just as quietly as it began.
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The Turkish government's repression of opponents and civil-society groups has grown steadily worse since an attempted coup last summer.
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The Brotherhood's chapters in Jordan and Kuwait, after suffering years of repression, did relatively well in parliamentary elections last year.
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We have evidence that these gangs have been ordered to loot shops and justify the government's repression of legitimate protesters.
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A team from the commission visited Nicaragua last week and expressed concern over the government&aposs violent repression of protests.
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After two decades of socialist rule that descended into ever-greater repression and economic mismanagement, they may just be right.
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The succession of Nicholas I in that year was followed by the Decembrist uprising and then an age of repression.
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If the evictions in Beijing are any guide, the party's reaction to any discontent is likely to be greater repression.
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It's a story of repression in a community where people are made to harness all their talent or their beauty.
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But laws that turn people into criminals whenever someone else takes offence can all too easily become tools of repression.
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He acquired a fearsome record of repression and an unrivalled knowledge of where the bodies—literal and metaphorical—were buried.
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He ends with the disputed elections of 2009 in which Mr Ahmadinejad controversially returned to power amid repression and violence.
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Now the regime is likely to increase its repression, as the re-arrests of Mr López and Mr Ledezma suggest.
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The result was very queer and erotic and torturous, with just the right amount of repression to make it tick.
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A Mexican monopoly Despite decades of Soviet-style repression during the 20th century, Catholicism survived and even thrived in Mexico.
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Several pro-democracy activists who fled repression in China told CNN they no longer feel safe in the Thai capital.
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If difficult memories of political repression made Jewech hesitant to attend, they also helped convince her to take a stand.
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Writing here for the general reader, Mr Shambaugh uses years of earlier academic research to put this repression in context.
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China says its rule has brought prosperity and stability, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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One study finds that regimes tend to expand their repression against all oppositionists after violent flanks arrive on the scene.
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People are no longer remaining silent in the region, and continued government attempts at repression will only make matters worse.
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"The imprisonment of Huang Qi underscores China's continued repression of human rights and fundamental freedoms, including free speech," she added.
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Jammeh's 22 years in power have been marked by allegations of human rights abuses and repression against perceived political opponents.
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The ruling was seen as a rare beam of light in a region infamous for its repression of LGBT people.
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Many Egyptians still despise him as the totemic symbol of the rampant cronyism and repression that plagued Egypt for decades.
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"It is precisely at the intersection of that repression at home and ambition abroad that is particularly troubling," she said.
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"Protests in Hong Kong are further exposing China's relentless campaign of repression, censorship, and the imprisonment of millions," Romney wrote.
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These instances of repression are the direct work of state organs, whereas the motives behind Kem Ley's murder remain murky.
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His fate and the repression of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been outlawed, are at the center of the dispute.
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Tunisians only had to look to Egypt to see how quickly their popular revolution could revert to repression and authoritarianism.
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But it was more than repression and fear that kept him and his totalitarian government in power for so long.
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"Protests in Hong Kong are further exposing China's relentless campaign of repression, censorship, and the imprisonment of millions," Romney wrote.
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The document confirmed support for an existing EU embargo on arms and equipment "that can be used for internal repression".
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They also fear that a return to a hardline presidency could usher in more repression at home and isolation abroad.
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"The results show that, controlling for other relevant factors, political repression does drive usage of the Tor network," Jardine writes.
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This punitive repression defines the third pillar of his "byungjin line," together with his nuclear weapons and new economic push.
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It's a dialogue, [not] the suppression, or the repression, of right-wing narrative, or people being afraid of a narrative.
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"Repression is breeding resentment, and in some cases radicalization," said Brian Dooley of Human Rights First, an American advocacy group.
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The number of protests has fallen off in recent weeks, "which indicates the chilling effect of repression," the report said.
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Despite the repression, many Egyptians still support him as an antidote to the turmoil they suffered after the Arab Spring.
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But China's single-minded obsession with stability through repression is counterproductive in a well-functioning region that cherishes political freedom.
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With the repression only making the opposition more determined, prominent political and business figures clearly sense a moment of opportunity.
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"No, it's clear to me that they have just said this to justify repression and request international assistance," he said.
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In October, President Putin opened a Kremlin-promoted monument to victims of political repression in Moscow, the Wall of Sorrow.
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As Cabinet seat selections begin, many justifiably wonder whether organizers can expect the same repression under President-elect Trump's leadership.
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Algiers Dispatch ALGIERS — Much of the capital is boiling over with stifled anger at 20 years of police-state repression.
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In this era of ratcheted up repression, there is now understandable nostalgia in some quarters for the looser mid-1980s.
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By not intervening more forcefully, the United States is leaving democratic forces on the ground disarmed and vulnerable to repression.
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"A" is also a riff on Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter," that great 1850 novel about Puritan guilt and repression.
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Tibetans are subjected to severe repression: their culture and language are suppressed, and their personal freedoms are too often ignored.
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One, "Cold Fear: Gay Life in Russia," explores the repression and violence experienced by L.G.B.T. people living under the Kremlin.
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Today's levels of police violence and political repression disgust many Hong Kongers, but are not brutal enough to deter protesters.
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Those of us who want peace struggle to find a balance between preventing a catastrophic war and acknowledging state repression.
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As protesters in Iran draw attention to their government's domestic repression, the international community should refocus on Iran's global misdeeds.
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The use of red notices has been increasing, according to Alexander Cooley, a Columbia University professor who studies transnational repression.
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As a journalist, he has written boldly about the military's repression of domestic dissent and its support of terrorist groups.
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Escalating repression has already decimated the lawmakers's ranks, leaving them struggling to meet a quorum and keep the congress running.
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But a year later, Mr. Guaidó's campaign for regime change is flagging, while Mr. Maduro has ramped up political repression.
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Opinion Columnist The Russian human-rights lawyer Karinna Moskalenko once explained to me how Vladimir Putin's machinery of repression works.
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The Kadyrov regime is well known for brutal repression of domestic political dissent and a willingness to assassinate its enemies.
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"We began to see it as a pattern of repression against the advancements of the civil rights movement," Zellner said.
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Public-sector workers, suffering economic & political repression, now stand with Guaido and the promise of a better future for Venezuela.
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We will not allow U.S. companies or U.S. technology to become tools of foreign repression in violation of U.S. law.
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Some Rohingyas have been living here for 40 years, after fleeing Myanmar during a wave of repression in the 1970s.
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That makes it a remarkable tool for repression that Maduro can use to punish his opponents and reward his supporters.
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Make no mistake: The Taliban's enforcement of its brutal brand of sharia has led to egregious repression of women's rights.
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Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has taken power, clamped down on the opposition and presided over a campaign of brutal repression.
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The current crisis has roots in closure of political space, increasing repression and uncompromising one-party rule in the country.
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Venezuela's flailing leader would happily use any excuse to claim foreign intervention to justify even greater repression of his people.
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To many Sri Lankans, Mr. Rajapaksa's defeat felt like deliverance from repression, ethnonationalist chauvinism and the trauma of the conflict.
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China says its rule has bought prosperity and stability, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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Desire and repression also featured in two recent plays performed as part of a special afternoon dedicated to emerging playwrights.
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They proved to be more violent and brutal than the people they had once rightly shamed and accused of repression.
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Kim's repression of his people, terrorist activities, and pursuit of WMD's [weapons of mass destruction] all warrant the fullest scrutiny.
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India's ongoing communications blackouts are a prime example of this blunt form of digital repression applied with highly questionable motivations.
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In parts of Xinjiang populated by ethnic Uighurs, the tension is even greater, fueled by cycles of violence and repression.
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But don't underestimate what director Jean-Marc Vallée is doing with Sharp Objects' mix of heady repression and sleazy secrets.
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Xi signaled that he would continue to ramp up one of the biggest themes of his first term: domestic repression.
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" Lesley Stahl on Kim Jong Un: "He presides over a cruel kingdom of repression, gulags, starvation…slave labor, public executions.
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Embargo a pretext for repression The economic embargo imposed by the United States against Cuba failed to force Castro from power.
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Given more repression and confrontation Hong Kong will be in the global spotlight as a major battleground of freedom and democracy.
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It's a recipe for political repression that harkens back to Brazil's era of military dictatorship in the 60s to the 80s.
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In the 1950s, Saudi Arabia gave shelter to thousands of Brotherhood activists facing jail and repression in Egypt, Syria and elsewhere.
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" The post warned attendees to "be prepared for violent police repression (pepper spray, flash bang grenades, tear gas, beatings, arrests, etc.).
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It's a neat paradox: typically, a mechanical sound indicates accessibility in pop, but in the context of erotica, it signals repression.
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Other dissidents agree repression has worsened but say rolling back the detente, which will hurt ordinary Cubans, is not the solution.
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" >> The upside: "Experience has shown, however, that press freedom can rebound from even lengthy stints of repression when given the opportunity.
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She, however, was operating under years upon years of repression, rejection, transphobic media, hate speech at work, and self-esteem issues.
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They point to repression of human rights advocates, the stifling of journalists and new limits on self-employment, among other things.
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And it stems from deep economic, professional, and social inequalities and anxieties — not seduction, nor prudishness, nor deep-seated sexual repression.
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Already at risk after World War II had broken out, Jews faced increasing repression there from a regime allied to Germany.
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As his public hearings got underway, she admitted to herself that her father had likely taken part in the violent repression.
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Meanwhile, autocrats have sharpened their tools of repression in order to quash protests at home and stop those elsewhere from spreading.
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The underlying theme is that Turkey might agree to Assad remaining in power in return for active repression of Kurdish ambitions.
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But the system of repression in the province goes far beyond anything that would be justified by such proclivities and affiliations.
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Still, he notes the stark resemblance between the OneState and Stalinism, with its cult of personality, rapid industrialisation and political repression.
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The Ethiopian government is in denial and making the same promises of restoring 'law and order' through further repression and crackdown.
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According to Merteuil, large sports events are more likely to lead to increased "repression against prostitutes," and violence against sex workers.
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The region suffers the same problems as the rest of Russia: corruption and mismanagement, inflation and falling salaries, repression and restrictions.
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But Mnangagwa, who himself stands accused of participating in repression, has steered clear of acts of retribution against the former president.
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"I condemn the brutal repression by the government's security forces, which I was victim of today," said Yibram, his voice unwavering.
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This was a time when his clean-cut repression moved toward expulsion, and when all things prior began to come together.
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State-enforced repression of queer people is a relatively new phenomenon that's bled over into social and cultural attitudes toward queerness.
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The United States on Wednesday announced sanctions against 13 current and former officials for corruption, undermining democracy, and participating in repression.
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The EU has sanctions in place against Myanmar barring the sale of arms and equipment that can be used for repression.
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"The repression is getting worse and worse," said Boubacar Messaoud, president of SOS Esclaves, one of Mauritania's oldest anti-slavery groups.
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One factor is that in the practice of long-established religions, women have more staying power, including in times of repression.
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Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran have large Kurdish minorities seeking varying degrees of autonomy from central governments after decades of repression.
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Editorial As the effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela by referendum gains support, his government is ratcheting up repression.
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It was just good old repression, of the sort practiced by human fathers, among others, for many long and illogical centuries.
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Other minority groups in Iran face similar repression and note the important role the U.S. must play in encouraging regime change.
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Milosz had mostly been away from Poland since 1946, and had not witnessed the worsening climate of repression in the country.
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The prime minister, Hun Sen, in power since 1985, is all but guaranteed to win after another nasty campaign of repression.
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This voting-rights divide threatens to become more extreme with additional democracy advances in blue states and repression in red states.
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Investing more heavily in more direct and effective politics is pivotal to preventing elite cultural and political repression of traditional values.
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Political repression and violent corruption: Honduras, for example, has long been one of Central America's poorest and economically most unequal countries.
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Russia is also trying to hijack the U.S. judiciary for corrupt purposes, expropriation and political repression, which has received little attention.
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The Spanish prosecutor's decision showed that "repression does not end" and that Spain "is incapable of tolerating political discrepancy", Torra said.
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His more recent show in Istanbul was about the rise of repression and intolerance, discussed over a pide, or Turkish flatbread.
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At a time when religious repression is on the rise, we derive inspiration from persecuted communities standing up for one another.
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Solzhenitsyn was criticizing the brutal repression of multiple ethnic and religious groups and the "suppression of information" in the Soviet Union.
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There have also been shootings of security forces by Shi'ite militants angry at what they say is repression of their community.
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In contrast, household median income in 2016 was only slightly above its level just before the Great Repression began in 2008.
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Jones was trying to get the senator to address what he calls the repression of conservative speech on social media platforms.
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If our citizens are exempt, it's because America can trust us to do all the necessary work of repression for them.
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Secretary Tillerson deserves our congratulations and thanks for recognizing General al-Sisi's destructive and self-serving repression for what it is.
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It's taken a while for Roman Polanski's portrait of sexual repression and psychological breakdown to be recognized as a horror classic.
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It consigns Israel to endless repression, endless assassinations, endless criticism and endless racking internal debate like that which Bergman diligently recounts.
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The theocratic regime that promised freedom in 1979 only to deliver another form of repression stood briefly on a knife-edge.
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For nearly four decades, Mr. Mugabe ruled through a heavy mix of repression of his opponents and rewards for his allies.
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Feared among activists, journalists and political opponents, Senain was widely accused of spying, overreach and ideological and political intimidation and repression.
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"There's room for scrutiny of Chinese companies that are engaged in one way or another in repression in Xinjiang," she said.
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Reawakened today, it needs to remain ever alert and pugnacious in pursuit of the justice it seeks, despite threats of repression.
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Earlier Friday, Mr. Pence met with defectors from the North and invited them to tell their stories of repression under Pyongyang.
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The intensifying repression against Uighurs and other minorities in Xinjiang reflects a nationwide shift in the government's approach to ethnic difference.
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The killings, mainly of the police and security members, were more and more frequent, and so was the action-repression mechanism.
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Through Gandhi, India developed a tradition of political nonviolence — but the British authorities responded even to that with brutality and repression.
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Pavel's father, Aleksandr I. Mramornov, said he appreciated the march but wished Russians would also remember the victims of political repression.
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Our democracy may have its flaws, but the alternative — the repression that exists right now in so many countries — is worse.
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The army's brutal repression of the Muslim Rohingya minority has only intensified, with quiet acceptance from Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.
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China must end its draconian surveillance and repression, release all those arbitrarily detained, and cease its coercion of Chinese Muslims abroad.
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Despite Mr Abramovich's efforts, Chukotka has yet to recover from nearly a century of political repression and brutally crass communist mismanagement.
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And the guilt continues to build, because even with the one-child policy gone, the regime's repression still effectively suppresses birthrates.
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The myth also reinforces the false idea that the history of sex moves on a straight line from repression to enlightenment.
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Ms. Lin has been especially outspoken on the repression of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement that is banned in mainland China.
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" When we described the Venezuelan government's corruption-fueled repression, it claimed we were "an ideological weapon of the North American empire.
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There is also a "near-total repression of critics, journalists, and LGBT people" in his region, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Many of the demonstrators linked social repression of female bodies to gender violence in messages written on their own bare chests.
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There is perhaps no better example of Berlin's climate of acceptance and freewheeling freedom born from repression than Sundays in Mauerpark.
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"It's providing cover for repression around the world," said Courtney Radsch, the director for advocacy at the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In her art, Ms. Neshat has shown the painful ways that gender colors, and heightens, the experience of repression and exile.
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The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic group that has faced severe repression in Myanmar, where a Buddhist majority has long ruled.
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He has held onto power ever since, relying on repression of political opponents and revenues from the country's offshore oil reserves.
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"Concerned governments should take a firm stand against China's creeping repression that massive numbers of people have protested against for months."
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She said that the repression of free speech in China could restrict the ability of people to communicate about the outbreak.
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The case of North Korea suggests that even in the absence of nationalistic fervor, autocratic regimes can maintain control through repression.
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If only due to heavy repression, the visit to Saudi Arabia is likely to go off without public displays of unhappiness.
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And that's just what has happened, along with some of the political repression that generally accompanies this type of regime change.
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Mao believed that CCP should avoid "Han chauvinism," the repression of China&aposs racial minorities by its Han Chinese ethnic majority.
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Most notably, Mr. Gorka derides the notion that Islamic militancy might reflect worldly grievances, like poor governance, repression, poverty and war.
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If that's part of your being and it feels important to you, find a way to explore it, because repression sucks.
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Supporters of the previous government tend to close ranks, radicalize and mobilize against the new government, which, in turn, brings repression.
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The bills condemn the Chinese government for political repression and violence in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, a province in Western China.
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The Chinese one lends itself directly to mass repression, while the American one leads to mass amplification, with sometimes horrible consequences.
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After decades of repression, millions of Kurds have generally thrived within their autonomous region in Iraq over the past two decades.
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And what do you see as the role of art and culture in the face of increasing censorship and government repression?
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Now he also has focused his attacks on Western media for writing about issues from corruption and repression to sex trafficking.
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India's case also highlights legitimate democratic fears about misinformation, as well as how misinformation can be top cover for internet repression.
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Context: The southern independence movement has been a 2-decade-long struggle, slowed by state repression and imprisonment of its leaders.
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All together about 350 people were detained across Russia, according to OVD Info, a group that monitors political repression in Russia.
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Grove's story began in Budapest, Hungary, where he survived Nazi occupation and escaped Soviet repression before immigrating to the United States.
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Police repression of Mapuche activists has also fed the conflict, as well as tensions between impoverished indigenous peasants and large landowners.
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And while it had been rife with inefficiencies, corruption, and repression, at least the old order was some kind of order.
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He'll get all the pats on the back, and very little will be said about the repression campaign back at home.
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Military intervention to end dictatorships ultimately leads to more repression, he said, something that many feared might be in store for Zimbabwe.
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The songs were popular in Ukraine from the 15th century, but the tradition almost died out under Soviet repression in the 1930s.
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Executive orders, and even eventual state repression, simply won't work to try to stop the processes of social emancipation and demographic change.
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War, repression, freedom, and the regenerative power of art are the subtexts of Sala's videos, heavy themes executed with a light touch.
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Ortega was also a fierce opponent of Somoza but many of his critics today accuse him of employing similar tactics of repression.
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Mahathir was Malaysia's Prime Minister from 1981 to 2003 and oversaw a brutal repression of opposition protests during his time in power.
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But critics say Maduro has turned the South American OPEC nation into a dictatorship, far surpassing his predecessor Chavez in political repression.
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This type of censorship was deployed by the South African Apartheid regime and as South Africans we condemn this act of repression.
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Algeria is both a destination and a country of transit for African migrants seeking economic opportunities and fleeing poverty, repression and instability.
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China says its rule has brought prosperity and stability to Tibet, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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Alyokhina said she was not convinced of Putin's popularity in Russia, saying that he was aided by the repression of his opponents.
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In Costa Rica, the backlash is directed at Nicaraguans, who are escaping the repression by Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's president, of opposition protests.
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Some Republicans would like the United States to stop buying Venezuelan oil; that would cause disruption but provide a pretext for repression.
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For better or worse, peacekeeping training and combat experience provide tools that can be used for internal security (or repression) back home.
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The country had been ruled by a governing coalition that represented Ethiopia's ethnic minorities, also with a history of corruption and repression.
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But for other women, the magazine and brand symbolized a new kind of repression: lust for the female body disguised as liberation.
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A decade later, governments in the region are responding to the gains made by independent media online with greater censorship and repression.
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In a book in 2007 he argued that political repression, rather than a dearth of economic opportunity, did most to foment terrorism.
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It would be tempting to blame this on Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince, who has overseen a ruthless campaign of repression.
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If it were to overcome its history of repression and racism, that would offer hope to all countries, in Africa and beyond.
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The referendum on the new constitution was held in a climate of repression and censorship, and prompted claims of extensive vote-rigging.
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He added that the demonstrations had been "dealt with by police and security forces in a civilized way without repression or opposition".
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" A U.S. State Department spokesman condemned the raids as a sign that "Maduro is betting on repression to hold on to power.
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But things could still escalate an unpredictable way, leading to violent repression, bigger protests, and more serious political instability in the country.
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Condor, in that sense, provided an intuitive solution to the logistical limitations that borders and foreign sovereignty imposed on internal state repression.
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The exercise of extrajudicial repression by regional elites is a tradition old enough to be considered a structural aspect of Colombian governance.
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The Obama administration is now presented with the choice of meekly accepting this latest destructive act of repression or responding with consequences.
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Shi'ite militants angry at what they say is repression of their community have attacked security forces in Eastern Province in the past.
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One demonstrator said their message was for the Venezuelan government, that the people didn't want anymore, quote, repression, clashes, blood or injured.
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Such hard-line members of Congress clearly criticize the reform agenda for further embedding repression, which has dogged the island for decades.
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