Sentence examples similar to persecution risk from inspiring English sources

Just ask those who've fled poverty and persecution, risked their lives to get here.

But such is their desperation to flee poverty, war and persecution, the risk of dying seems worth taking.

Christians also face state persecution and risk being found guilty of political crimes if they practice their religion.

Rather than go back to further torture and persecution, many risk their lives by jumping from the carriages.

If they do go, as some have, or try to, they are called terrorists and are subject to arrest, persecution and risk losing their citizenship.

Millions of migrants, desperate to escape war, starvation and persecution, have risked their lives in rickety rafts or in the care of human smugglers.

Morrison told Australian Broadcasting Corp the asylum seekers did not risk persecution in India.

—Stewards have the opportunity to gift the Life eighty per cent of their possessions or risk persecution.

The other is to risk persecution by adopting an identity that many Palestinians associate with the west.

The court also found that the government under federal law cannot return an asylum seeker to contiguous territory if that would risk persecution ("refoulement").

The Home Office will alter its much-criticised policy on Eritrean asylum seekers, after a legal ruling found that the majority of those fleeing the country risk persecution or serious harm on returning.