Sentence examples for exiled human from inspiring English sources

Teng Biao, an exiled human rights lawyer and friend of the jailed scholar, welcomed the award.

Enhebatu Togochog, an exiled human rights advocate, has described the crackdown as a "witch hunt".

Tanks remained "very close" to the city, said Radwan Ziadeh, an exiled human rights activist and visiting scholar at George Washington University, but residents reached by phone said many had appeared to move north.

Teng Biao, an exiled human rights lawyer who was among those invited to address Rice, told the Guardian he had called on the US president to publicly speak out on what is likely to be his final presidential visit to Asia.

The scene of the crackdown on Wednesday, Al-Rastan, is the hometown of Syria's former defense minister, Mustafa Tlas, who served for more than three decades, and many army officers are drawn from there, said Radwan Ziadeh, an exiled human rights activist and visiting scholar at George Washington University.

For the next 20 years the KGB became increasingly zealous in its pursuit of enemies, harassing, arresting, and sometimes exiling human rights advocates, Christian and Jewish activists, and intellectuals judged to be disloyal to the regime.

This could be simply a charming piece of whimsy invented by a child - but the time and place in which Sulaiman imagines it reconfigures the story into a tale of dissidents (angels) and exiles (humans).

"It was either protest where they wanted us to or the Grammy's leaving Miami," said Miguel Saavedra, president of Vigilia Mambisa, a Cuban-exile human rights group.

During his years in Denmark, Abdulhadi worked with a network of Bahraini exiles demanding human rights in their home country.

Although those governments considered exiled dissidents and human rights activists to be threats, they most feared citizens producing user-generated content, resorting to social media, and anonymous or virtual identities, Al-Saqaf found.

Exiled Uighur groups and human rights activists say repressive government policies in Xinjiang, including controls on Islam and Uighur culture, have provoked unrest, a claim that Beijing denies.