Examples of using Social protest in English and their translations into Arabic
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Violent action against political dissent and social protest.
JS2 registered 60 cases of criminalization of social protest in 17 states.
The criminalization of social protest is spreading and is winding back centuries of progress.
He urged that those laws should not be used to criminalize social protest and the struggles of indigenous peoples.
This institutional weakening facilitated the unlawful repression of political and social protest against the de facto authorities during the Subcommittee ' s visit.
An additional concern is the tendency, also in certain political circles, to associate human rights defenders and social protest movements with terrorism.
However, it is all too often the case that social protest is criminalized, giving rise to new and sometimes grave human rights violations.
(12) The Committee, while noting the existence of a social protest protection clause, expresses concern about the wide definition of terrorism under the AntiTerrorism Act.
The world had changed considerably in recent years and individual rights had suffered in the name of national security, terrorism and the criminalization of social protest.
The human rights unit of the Fiscalía has also been investigating two alleged extrajudicial executions which seem to be linked to the repression of social protest.
Likewise, the draft excludes explicitly the possibility that the right to social protest, guaranteed in article[14] of the National Constitution, could be considered
It is part of an effort to criminalize social protest by setting up fictitious offences and planting evidence to implicate protesters in offences that they have not committed.
In this context, the Special Rapporteur is concerned about the increased criminalization of social protest often in connection with the peaceful expression of opposition to public or private development projects.
JS3 talks about the lack of participation, ignorance of the rights of indigenous communities, the lack of access to justice and of judicial guarantees, and the criminalization of social protest.
The criminalization of social protest, and the repression practised by the security forces(police, army and sometimes even paramilitary groups) are still regularly denounced by indigenous
The Committee also notes with concern that the State party has on occasion applied the CounterTerrorism Act to members of indigenous peoples in connection with acts of social protest(art. 16).
however modestly, could be met with social protest triggering a return to some of the fighting that much effort has sought to dispel.
She stressed that unsolved killings and abuses of journalists contributed to a climate of impunity that restricts free speech, and that there needs to be genuine space for expression of social protest by civil society.
The Special Rapporteur recommends, in the cases that have come to his attention, that these laws should not be used to criminalize social protest and the struggles of the indigenous peoples; they should preferably be repealed.
Joint Submission 7 recommended revising the Counter-Terrorism Act to prevent its application to the repression of social protest movements, addressing social conflicts through negotiation, and ensuring that protesters were not discredited in the authorities ' public statements.