Sentence examples for continued repression from inspiring English sources

"If peaceful protests face continued repression in coming days, a more violent and dangerous confrontation is almost certain to develop," the group said in a statement.

The Cuban president, Raúl Castro, has crushed dissent and continued repression in the country since taking over from his brother Fidel, according to a Human Rights Watch report published today.

Catalonia's leader said the region's parliament would vote on independence if Spain continued "repression".

But Catalonia's leader said the region's parliament would vote to formally declare its independence if Spain continued "repression".

Catalonia's leader, Carles Puigdemont, said the region's parliament would vote to formally declare independence if Spain continued "repression".

Ask Aminatou Haidar about Morocco's occupation and she will tell you that it means continued repression and abuse of the Saharawi people, most of whom were forcibly expelled from the territory in 1975 and have remained in desert refugee camps ever since.

Who cares about political prisoners and continued repressions in Belarus when half of Europe is courting Lukashenko to buy its salmon, milk, apples, seafood, cheese and sausages to sneak past Russia's embargo on western food?

Earlier this week, a Tibetan monk set himself on fire — the second self-immolation this year, and a testament to China's continuing repression and Tibetans' continued resistance.

In a statement the US' embassy in Beijing attacked the "vague charges" levelled against Pu and called on Beijing to end its "continuing repression" of human rights lawyers.

They include legal and PR services to advise on "reform" and minimise the fallout from continuing repression, as well as organising the Bahrain International Airshow.

The report cites increased repression of ethnic and religious minorities, increased detention and harassment of activists and public-interest lawyers, and continuing repression in Tibet.