The phrase "aftermath of repression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or effects that follow a period of repression, often in a political or social context.
Example: "The aftermath of repression was evident in the widespread protests that erupted across the country."
Alternatives: "consequences of oppression" or "results of suppression".
One of the centers of discontent is the manner in which the Struggle Force, led by the Buddhists, was crushed in Danang & Hue, & especially the aftermath of repression.
They blamed political maximalism from both right and left for plunging the country into the bloodletting of the civil war and its aftermath of repression in which about 600,000 people died.
In portraying a couple who lived as young marrieds for only a matter of months in a South Africa under apartheid rule before Nelson Mandela was hauled off to 27 years in prison, then uncomfortably reunited in the aftermath of violent repression and revolution, the pair have only about 10 minutes of shared screen time.
He also found himself to be in conflict, in the aftermath of Iran's repressed Green Movement, with other Iranian directors (including his own former assistant, Jafar Panahi) who make films in overt opposition to the regime's repressions.
Meanwhile, in Algeria itself, the country struggles with the aftermath of another undeclared war: the brutal repression by the army of the Islamist forces who two decades ago were about to be voted into office.
The quarreling has only intensified as Mr. Bush's scheduled departure on Friday morning has neared and as administration officials have acknowledged that the president's stops in Latvia and Georgia were deliberately planned to send a message that he does not condone Russian repression, either in the aftermath of World War II or now.
The album's title track deals with the aftermath of a man's isolation and sexual repression, as he contemplates suicide and struggles to reconnect with the world around him.
Years of repression had depoliticised its society.
A new wave of repression began a year later.
"There is a culture of repression here".
There was an enormous amount of repression.
