Sentence examples for fellow liberation from inspiring English sources

But some observers fear that Mr Mbeki just doesn't like to see a fellow liberation leader lose power.

President Thabo Mbeki this week hugged Robert Mugabe's most thuggish minister and praised Zimbabwe's ruling party as "our ally and fellow liberation movement".

South African President Jacob Zuma, a member of SADC, extended "profound congratulations" in an Aug. 4 statement to the fellow liberation leader on his win, and commended the "people of Zimbabwe for conducting a peaceful election".

The filial respect of a fellow African liberation fighter?

On the contrary, he has exhibited a sinister solidarity with his fellow onetime liberation fighter.

Like many of his fellow Holocaust survivor writers, liberation left him with more ambivalence than freedom.

Above all, in a rapidly changing world where global forces determine so much of our lives, from the elbow room of our elected representatives even to the survival of our planet, rooting what we stand for in the sense of belonging, well-being of the people we call our fellow citizens and the liberation of talent has to be both common sense and good politics.

Mr. Mbeki, who refuses to criticize a fellow hero of Africa's liberation struggles, should reconsider.

In the early years after Zambia gained independence in 1964, fellow Africans sought refuge from liberation struggles; today, they are mostly fleeing post-colonial conflicts, particularly in Angola, the home of Africa's longest-running civil war.

He led fellow prisoners in the singing of liberation songs and the performing of Zulu dances.

In Bangladesh, the JI has been viewed with suspicion because of anecdotal accounts of their past collaboration with the Pakistani army in slaughtering hundreds of fellow countrymen during Bangladesh's war of liberation.