Examples of using Violent repression in English and their translations into Arabic
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Violent repression by the Syrian security forces has escalated.
Five decades of imposedrestrictions had been further exacerbated by the violent repression.
In Uzbekistan, the violent repression of protesters was a matter of serious concern.
He appealed to the UnitedNations to encourage Governments in the region to stop the violent repression of his people.
They are subjected to violent repression during demonstrations against the Government.
MEPs ask Congolese authorities to release all prisoners of conscience andto conduct an independent investigation into the violent repression of the demonstrations of December 2017.
Violent repression of peaceful demonstrations and targeting of activists & HRDs in Sudan.
Local government and company management have increasingly turned to violent repression of worker protests with large scale deployment of armed and riot police.
Such violent repression of peaceful dissent was a daily occurrence and risked pushing people away from the path of diplomacy and dialogue in their attempts to achieve self-determination.
At the end of 2010, forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo launched a series of attacks on civiliansin several urban areas of Abidjan, using violent repression on a daily basis.
Implicated in the violent repression of civilian demonstrations in February, November and December 2010.
Canada was concerned about reports of summary executions,torture and ill-treatment of prisoners and detainees including arbitrary arrests and violent repression of protesters by police.
The" Arab spring" uprisings and the violent repression that followed have also been the subject of several recent commissions of inquiry established by the Human Rights Council.
Mr. Osorio(Colombia)(spoke in Spanish): The world is currently witnessing one of the most shameful and reprehensible events of recent years: a dictatorial regime 's violent repression of its own people and a flagrant violation of human rights.
The European Union unreservedly condemns the violent repression of non-violent expressions of political views, including peaceful demonstrations, as well as the use of violence and terrorism to achieve political goals.
The European Union also has"restrictive measures against Syria" and added Dr. Mohammad Abdul Sattar Al Sayed to the list of persons 16October 2012 as he"shares responsibility for the regime's violent repression against the civilian population.".
(e) Arrests, violent repression and sentencing of women exercising their right to peaceful assembly, a campaign of intimidation against women's human rights defenders, and continuing discrimination against women and girls in law and in practice;
Yet, the profound structural vulnerabilities that expose women and girls from these communities to trafficking, including statelessness,ethnic targeting and violent repression of their indigenous identity, are not sufficiently acknowledged.
Human rights violations in the context of counter-insurgency activities, violent repression of political dissent and social protest, and urban violence directed mainly against marginalized sectors of the population are some of the principal problems.
However, many political activists were still arbitrarily detained, allegedly in very harsh conditions,and the Government appeared unable to curb the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations or to refrain from imposing extreme security measures.
The violent repression in Tiananmen Square set back China's move toward democracy by at least 20 years. Let's hope that Business Roundtable et al. v. SEC does not mean the same thing for shareholder democracy.
The response of the international community to the challenges and opportunities that arise from that process have been centred around prevention andthe cessation of violence and violent repression against civilian populations crying out to have their fundamental human rights and freedoms respected.
Strongly deplores the continued violent repression of peaceful demonstrations in Myanmar, including through beatings, killings, arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances, expresses condolences to the victims and their families, and urges the Government of Myanmar to exercise utmost restraint and to desist from further violence against peaceful protesters;
The mistreatment of peoples under foreign occupation must be denounced as the worst form of terrorism,and the use of State power to engage in the violent repression of peoples who were struggling to exercise their inalienable right to self-determination must always be condemned.
Since then, while preserving a democratic façade, Hun Sen has ruled, for all practical purposes, as an autocrat, showing scant regard for rights of free expression and association-and resorting to violent repression whenever he has deemed it necessary to preserve his and his party's position.
(f) Pervasive gender inequality and violence against women, a continued crackdown on women ' s human rights defenders,arrests, violent repression and sentencing of women exercising their right to peaceful assembly and continuing discrimination against women and girls in law and in practice;
I am mindful that the remaining provisions of the resolution to be implemented are indeed the thorniest and that Lebanon has been affected by recent events inthe region, particularly the violent repression of popular protests against the regime and the profound political crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic.
For the first time since 1986, a senator from the governmental majority asked a writtenquestion of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on" the violent repression waged by Indonesia in the occupied territory of East Timor", asking" what steps France is taking to ensure the protection of individuals and the respect for international law in this territory".
This is the right response to the seriousness of the situation on the ground-- the use of live ammunition and heavy weaponry against peaceful demonstrators exercisingtheir right to freedom of assembly; the ongoing violent repression of civilians; and the suppression of freedom of expression through the blocking of electronic communications.