Examples of using Internal repression in English and their translations into Indonesian
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They were deployed for internal repression and mass murder.
The bloc currently bans the export of arms andequipment that can be used for“internal repression.”.
The arms exports included weapons used for internal repression, such as small arms ammunition, rifles and sub-machine guns.
It has never come to power in any country that was not disrupted by war, internal repression or both.
The dictatorship used the funds to build nuclear-capable missiles,increase internal repression, finance terrorism, and fund havoc and slaughter in Syria and Yemen”.
The statement confirmed support for an existing EU embargo on arms andequipment“that can be used for internal repression”.
After all, having a“foreign enemy” boogeyman whichcan be used to justify any amount of internal repression is the easiest way to control a discontented population.
The EU confirmed the relevance of the current EU restrictive measures whichconsist of an embargo on arms and on equipment that can be used for internal repression.
Indonesia's intelligence agencies have long been used for internal repression and political purposes.
In the run-up to the visit TAPOL, which promotes human rights, peace and democracy in Indonesia, is also appealing for an immediate ban on the sale to Indonesia of anymilitary equipment that may be used for internal repression.
The UK said it does notsell weapons which might be used for internal repression or external aggression.
The U.K. government then announced that in light of the unrest it has decided to revoke some arms export licenses to Bahrain stating that"licenses will not be issued when officials judge that there is a risk that the exports may provoke regional or internal conflicts orbe used to facilitate internal repression.
Ceaușescu's denunciation of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia anda brief relaxation in internal repression helped give him a positive image both at home and in the West.
Tapol, the Indonesia Human Rights Campaign, argues that Britain is breaking UK and EU export control laws which state that licences for arms sales should be refused if there is aclear risk of the equipment being used for internal repression(Tapol Bulletin 175:8).
British laws accurately outline that the license should not be issued ifweapons sold may be used for internal repressions, attacks against other countries, as well as heating up or extending armed conflicts.
The sanctions also include an oil embargo, restrictions on certain investments, a freeze of the assets of the Syrian Central Bank in theEU and restrictions on the export of equipment and technology liable to be used for internal repression or for monitoring or intercepting Internet and telephone communications.
The use of British equipment such as Hawk jets,armoured personnel carriers and water cannon for internal repression has been widely documented over the years and was acknowledged by the British Government in the 1990s.
The EU has imposed similar sanctions on Syria that include an oil embargo, restrictions on some investments, a freeze of assets of the Syrian central bank in the EU,export restrictions on equipment and technology that could be used for internal repression, and on equipment and technology for the monitoring of internet or telephone communications.
Ceaus¸escu's denunciation of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia anda brief relaxation in internal repression helped give him a positive image both at home and in the West.
Further, the EU has imposed similar sanctions on Syria that include an oil embargo, restrictions on some investments, a freeze of assets of the Syrian central bank in the EU,export restrictions on equipment and technology that could be used for internal repression, and on equipment and technology for the monitoring of internet or telephone communications.
The sanctions currently in place include notably an oil embargo, restrictions on certain investments, a freeze of the assets of the Syrian central bank within the EU,export restrictions on equipment and technology that might be used for internal repression as well as on equipment and technology for monitoring or interception of internet or telephone communications.
The sanctions currently in place include notably an oil embargo, restrictions on certain investments, a freeze of the assets of the Syrian central bank within the EU,export restrictions on equipment and technology that might be used for internal repression as well as on equipment and technology for monitoring or interception of internet or telephone communications.