Sentence examples for extremist laws from inspiring English sources

Although officials claim extremist laws in Russia target fascists and Islamists, they have been applied to political opponents as well as an episode of South Park and Scientology books.

The governor who proposed many of these extremist laws on blocking minimum wages and blocking healthcare and attacking Latinos is no longer governor.

A judge refused Wednesday to stop construction of a proposed mosque in Murfreesboro that was opposed by some local residents who tried to argue that there was a conspiracy by Muslims to impose extremist law on the United States.

WASHINGTON — Amid questions about whether the F.B.I. missed an opportunity to discover that one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings may have become an extremist, law enforcement officials defended their actions on Monday, saying they had no legal basis to monitor him in the months leading up to the attack.

If the new president,Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, is unable to function without hefty international support the country is still, effectively, ungovernable and elements of the population may once again look to al-Shabaab to provide some semblance of (albeit extremist) law and order and reject the manipulations of the west.

Levanon was editing his film when Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by extremist law student Yigal Amir in November , 1995 an event he immediately incorporated, giving his film a tragic and ever-more frightening dimension.

David A. Semonian, a spokesman at the Witnesses' world headquarters, responded in a statement, saying: "Prosecuting non-violent, law-abiding citizens as if they were terrorists is clearly a misapplication of anti-extremist laws.

Der Landser originally drew its readership from unrepentant German war veterans, but as that readership died off the magazine became popular with right-wing extremists, law enforcement authorities said.

In 2016, Russia passed a vaguely worded anti-extremist law known as the Yarovaya law.

Arizona (the state that also showed some of the most bitter resistance to a federal Martin Luther King holiday) enacted the first in a recent spate of extremist immigration laws and spawned the Minuteman border-vigilante movement.

And that the party's platform, thanks to delegates like Kris Kobach, author of extremist state laws like Arizona's, is simply a grab-bag of harsh enforcement provisions, like national, mandatory workplace immigration checks and a double-walled border fence.