Sentence examples for be on a hitlist from inspiring English sources

"I worry that they could be on a hitlist.

Before her murder, she had reported 33 death threats linked to the campaign and had warned international human rights delegates that her name was on a hitlist.

In November 2014, he was told by a police contact that his name was on a hitlist drawn up by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Swat (TTS), an offshoot of the main terror group in the country.

Sotomayor issues blistering opposition to evidence obtained in unlawful stops Berta Cáceres, an environmental campaigner killed in March, was on a hitlist distributed to US-trained special units of the Honduran military months before her death.

Fellow writers told AFP that Das had been on a hitlist drawn up by militants who were behind the murder of Roy.

His publisher's offices were evacuated shortly after the shootings at Charlie Hebdo and placed under police protection amid fears that France's enfant terrible may be on a terrorist hitlist.

It could be said she deserved a title in her own right, not least for the two years she had to spend in the Regent's Park barracks, former home of the Royal Horseguards, when Sir Stephen was found to be on an IRA hitlist in 1990.

Their father has also said that he fears that both men could be on a British government "hitlist".

"When you are on a terrorist hitlist, everybody knows that you're a real journalist".

He is on a Taliban hitlist; his friends are the police and criminals who feed him his stories; his phone is filled with hastily snapped crime scene photos of dead bodies.

Like Park, the professor was placed on a hitlist of enemies of the state.