Sentence examples for further persecuted from inspiring English sources

A recent government census – which required Rohingya to "verify" their ethnicity status as "Bengali" – has made many fear being further persecuted and segregated, and the number of those fleeing the country has now risen.

And we cannot lose sight of the facts that most recently led to these announcements: terrible violence and discrimination against LGBT people here and around the world, and efforts by some countries and American states to further persecute LGBT people and even criminalize our identities, our speech and our lives.

Fields threatened a "top to bottom" review of the F.C.C. if Murdoch was persecuted further.

The second group is smaller, elusive by nature and already so persecuted that further initiatives are likely to fall foul of Britain's courts.

Wear a safety pin to show "you're an ally?" So immigrants, people of color, LGBTQ people, and others who were targeted and persecuted and (further) marginalized by the Trump Campaign will know they're "safe" with you?

The potential for patients to feel blamed, persecuted and further stigmatised about their weight was widely discussed.

The new government's hostility to the wartime Polish Government in Exile and its World War II underground resistance – accused by the media of being nationalist, reactionary and antisemitic, and persecuted by Berman – further strengthenedŻydokomuna sentiment to the point where in the popular consciousness Jewish Bolshevism was seen as having conquered Poland.

But in Henan, that same provincial government has obstructed research on the scale of H.I.V. infections and persecuted those working to prevent the further spread of the disease, making more deaths a certainty.

The Hazaras of central Afghanistan constitute a further 18percentnt of Afghans and had been savagely persecuted as Shia Muslims by the fundamentalist-Sunni Taliban.

These workers remained destitute and persecuted, forced to work dangerous jobs and further confined legally by the racist Jim Crow laws that governed the South.

"I am grateful for the verdict and this just further supports what I have said, that I am being persecuted unfairly by the authorities in their bid to silence me," Mr Anwar told reporters.