Sentence examples for governmental repression from inspiring English sources
Although the movement gained virtual control of the Japanese literary world in the late 1920s, governmental repression beginning in 1928 eventually destroyed it.
Growing up in the post-Tiananmen Square era, artists like Minjun have been very vocal about artistic censorship and governmental repression.
Her focus was four Peruvian artists whose work challenged and criticized Peruvian society by examining issues of state-sponsored violence, governmental repression and class, ethnic and sexual prejudice.
Given the severe repression of journalists, non-governmental organisations and those human rights defenders in touch with foreign media, I doubt I would even be granted a visa today.
Caught between organised insurgency and governmental backlash, such resistance tends to lead to violent repression from all sides.
Freedom of the press from governmental interference under the First Amendment does not sanction repression of that freedom by private interests.
By clearly identifying a disturbing historical pattern in which current governmental conduct is implicated, Professor Stone contributes to the project of preventing future repression.
Ultimately, the Arab Spring did not solve the crisis of governmental legitimacy that plagues the Middle East, it simply resulted in just enough additional repression to defer the inevitable explosion to a later date.
"...a non-governmental organization whose vision is the amplification of Ethiopian Human Rights Voices". Suppressing dissent: human rights abuses and political repression in Ethiopia's Oromia Region (May 2005).
