Sentence examples for ongoing repression from inspiring English sources

Rouhani made clear that the ongoing repression amounted to 'nothing less than structural violence'.

"Fengming" (not on this program), Wang's film about a survivor of political persecution, is a quietly fierce and ingeniously constructed bearing of witness against ongoing repression.

The ministers issued a statement on Monday saying that the union "condemns the ongoing repression against demonstrators in Libya and deplores the violence and death of civilians".

On Wednesday — after a hyperbole-filled debate that focused almost solely on past resentments of the United States, rather than Cuba's ongoing repression — the O.A.S., by acclamation, decided to lift Cuba's 1962 suspension from the organization.

"The arms companies we will be visiting and shaming are in bed with Cameron in order to profit from the ongoing repression and murders happening right now in Egypt.

But Mr. Cardin and other Foreign Relations Committee members should insist that before going forward with the Bahrain deal, the administration come up with a strategy to reverse the ongoing repression.

Tragically, too often the media's attention means the social contract has already long been and repeatedly violated, and then reports focus only on the violent release of tensions, not the ongoing repressions that built up to tip an individual or a group to the decline at which things explode.

But a host of other issues such as Buddhist chuavinism, ongoing political repression and high poverty levels will complicate her task.

But the reliable account of ongoing, severe repression and resentment among Tibetans confirms other reports from the Tibet Autonomous Region or from Tibetan regions in Chinese provinces, where the authorities have been cracking down as they try to stop the spread of the self-immolations.

While the human rights situation within Morocco itself has improved somewhat since King Mohammed came to power in 1999, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and other reputable human rights groups have highlighted ongoing severe repression in the occupied Western Sahara.

The European Parliament also deplores the ongoing general repression by the authorities in Sudan, which continue to target activists and human rights defenders, as well as lawyers, teachers, students and doctors.