Sentence examples for denied identity from inspiring English sources

Denied identity papers and passports, most have lived as outcasts in abject poverty, earning their living as sex workers or by flaunting their sexual appearance.

The court made its ruling in response to the case of a Dominican-born woman, Juliana Deguis Pierre, who had been denied identity papers by local authorities because she had a Haitian name.

The one we have now, which benefits the economic empire and denies identity in submission to globalized interests?" Europeans, he said, share a cultural heritage.

He also denied his identity as a writer.

While the process dragged on, public employees who signed the referendum petition were fired, demoted and denied national identity cards and passports.

Roughly 6,000 later returned under UN escort in 2008, but have been denied national identity cards repeatedly, depriving them of land ownership, employment opportunities and even the ability to travel freely in a country littered with military checkpoints.

"We have long been denied national identity card[s]... and still, almost twenty percent of the Madhesi dwellers are stateless".

"As much as I feel like I don't belong," Imani said, "I'm not denied my identity.

Wilson admitted she's even denied her identity when confronted by fans, just so she can continue to shop in peace.

"When children are not registered," he continued, "they are denied the identity of a nation and their rights.

The birth registration rate is 81%, which means 19% of children are effectively denied an identity and deprived of services and protections that are theirs by right.