Sentence examples for persistent persecution from inspiring English sources

Hamza is keenly sensitive to the persistent persecution of his own people, the Shiite Muslims of southern Iraq.

The Kurds, who have suffered brutal and persistent persecution at the hands of Baghdad governments for decades, are fearful of leaving themselves defenseless.

He steered Jornal do Brasil through the 1964-1985 military dictatorship, trying to maintain an independent political line despite the severe restrictions imposed by the regime's censorship and the persistent persecution of political opponents.

After he moved to Paris, he socialized mostly with his family and, since he was a suspicious man who suffered from a mild but persistent persecution complex, with a small circle of trusted associates.

America's silence and Pakistan's persistent persecution of Dr. Afridi cancel out the justification of the war on terror.

For starters, we should define "New Atheism," which Bruening calls "the contemporary phenomenon of aggressive disbelief coupled with a persistent persecution narrative".

Sahrawi protestors face persistent harassment and persecution by security forces.

Often lacking education and economic opportunities, they feel a persistent marginalization and persecution, and certain members then lash out in response to those they view as their enemy.

The first involves our ancient past: simply, Christians did not suffer persistent (or even frequent) persecution from the Roman authorities.

Until a few years ago, Ms. Kremert worked at a bank in neighboring Latvia, where persecution of Russians is persistent; now she subsists, barely, with pay from odd jobs.

Religious commentator Ken Jubber wrote that "Viewed globally, this persecution has been so persistent and of such intensity that it would not be inaccurate to regard Jehovah's witnesses as the most persecuted group of Christians of the twentieth century".