Sentence examples for which has jailed from inspiring English sources

That is more than Iran, which has jailed 45, or China, which has imprisoned 32.

Under similar pressure, RBS, a British bank, vowed to stop raising bonds for Belarus, Europe's "last dictatorship", which has jailed dozens of political prisoners.

Ferreting out hidden bank accounts has become a cause célèbre in many countries, especially Greece, which has jailed hundreds of people suspected of tax delinquency, including former government officials.

But efforts by Russia, which has jailed some of its own white supremacist agitators, to organize and inspire extreme right-wing groups in the United States and Europe may ultimately prove more influential.

Moreover, he told the Dogan News Agency, the shifts were the result of "intense pressure" by the government, which has jailed and fired hundreds of Kurdish politicians in recent months.

HRW said it believed some Rwandans censored themselves out of fear of the government, which has jailed several opposition politicians and journalists on what HRW has called "spurious" charges.

For the Islamists, the military-backed government, which had jailed a democratically elected Islamist President and now attacked them with overwhelming force, had demonstrated its true repressive face.

Abbas Hassan al-Aqrabi, a judge at the Special Criminal Court which had jailed militants, was shot on the street in the port of Aden.

This clampdown has also seen Iran jump above Burma, which RSF claims has 14 journalists in jail, Eritrea, which has 17 jailed reporters, Cuba with 24 and even China, where 30 reporters – out of the 166 that RSF claims are imprisoned worldwide – are jailed.

If left-versus-right is the only lens through which you can view the world, then you really need to start thinking outside the box in which you have jailed yourself.

But he was cleared of three more serious charges, which could have jailed him for two years.