Sentence examples for continuing persecution from inspiring English sources

He insists the conviction is another sign of his continuing persecution by leftwing judges.

He called them part of the continuing persecution of whites by blacks, a phenomenon, he alleged, the South African government treated with indifference.

Madbuh was quoted later on Friday as telling journalists in Sofia that the death was murder and said it was "a result of the continuing persecution by Israel".

The other parts of the package are a report on the continuing persecution of gay people around the world, from correspondents in Africa, India, Russia and South-East Asia, and a leader asking how gay rights can spread to the places where they have not yet reached.

Latter-day evangelicals from the US are partly to blame for this continuing persecution, but so are Africa's political leaders such as presidents Yahya Jammeh of the Gambia and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, who use rabble-rousing anti-gay rhetoric to increase their power base and popularity.

Within months, an ethnic Rohingya man asked to be sent back to Myanmar, despite continuing persecution of Rohingya people there.

Many here say they perceive the decision as continued persecution of Mr. Thaksin by a shadowy elite.

Some refugees, however, cannot or are unwilling to return home, usually because they would face continued persecution if they did.

The new Exposition put the prestige of France, and income for Paris, on the line, and continued persecution of Dreyfus might have kept some foreigners away.

After the war he was given three death sentences; those were later commuted, but he served eight years in prison and faced continued persecution.

The continued persecution of Gypsies -- or Roma, as they call themselves in their own language -- has become a pressing human rights concern in post-Communist Eastern Europe.