Sentence examples for continuing to persecute from inspiring English sources
In its analysis of religious freedom elsewhere, the report faulted Taliban authorities in Afghanistan for continuing to persecute religious minorities by enforcing a strict interpretation of Islamic law that has resulted in public executions, floggings and amputations, and has systematically stigmatized non-Muslim Afghans.
In hindsight, however, he may have made a mistake in continuing to persecute former army officers, many of whom stashed their weapons and went into hiding -- some, like Commander Ravix, in the Dominican Republic, which shares a porous 220-mile border with Haiti.
- Governments the world over will speak out against the attacks, all the while continuing to persecute LGBTIQ people in their countries.
National leaders in Zimbabwe, Kenya and the Congo Republic have been accused of manipulating the electoral process to maintain a veneer of legitimacy while continuing to persecute or sideline their critics.
Yet despite the lofty rhetoric, the police have continued to persecute Ali's family.
Today, poachers across Africa and Asia continue to persecute elephants for their tusks- which now have a value of around £40,000 each.
But even today low-income, deeply religious communities continue to persecute their children for the same "reasons" they did in this amazing revolutionary film.
Even after that dubious victory, it continued to persecute the charismatic opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, who in February was sentenced to five years on trumped-up charges of sodomy.
Christian authorities continued to persecute them, and by 1614 the last of an estimated 3,000,000 Spanish Muslims had been expelled from the peninsula.
Though fundamentalist and authoritarian regimes continued to persecute writers, three Iranian women, two of them living in exile in Sweden, enjoyed literary success.
The Israeli authorities continue to persecute Mordechai Vanunu, the man who revealed the country's nuclear secrets in the Sunday Times 21 years ago.
