Sentence examples for persecuted population from inspiring English sources

Without a doubt, they are a persecuted population in a situation which deserves a higher degree of attention from the international community; and certainly by the press.

Without a doubt, they are a persecuted population in a situation which deserves a higher degree of attention from the international community and certainly from the press.

Primitive ideas become nihilistic ideologies -- truly "weapons of mass destruction". Citizens are suffocating, economically and politically, minorities are persecuted, populations displaced in biblical dimensions, military budgets devour resources, and civil rights are thwarted.

The persecuted Rohingya population has already attracted the attention of movements in the Islamic world.

The United Nations food aid agency withdrew a critical report revealing desperate hunger among the persecuted Rohingya population after the Myanmar government demanded it be taken down, the Guardian has learned.

As a result, wolves are heavily persecuted and populations have declined throughout much of the region.

On both occasions, the allies justified their action on the basis of Security Council resolutions calling on the Iraqi government to stop persecuting its population, rather than on any specific mandate from the UN.Iraq complains that these "no-fly zones" illegally infringe its sovereignty.

In very rare instances, the ERB may waive this request if, for example, no ethics committee or national body able to play a similar function is available, or if it is justified not to collaborate with the legal authorities, as this could be detrimental to the population served by MSF (e.g. working in a conflict zone with a population group persecuted by national authorities).

A quarter of their population were persecuted and killed during the Holocaust.

Syria's catastrophe has helped the country's Kurdish population (long persecuted under the Assad regime) to carve out their own pseudo-state in the north.

The German occupiers terrorized and oppressed Krakow's local population, and persecuted or expelled its 70,000 Jewish residents, eventually forcing more than 15,000 into a ghetto.