Examples of using Violent repression in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, they were met with violent repression from Israeli occupying forces, including the use of tear gas and rubber bullets.
Demonstrations by workers demanding better working conditions began on 28 June 1956 at Poznań's Cegielski Factories and were met with violent repression.
MEPs ask Congolese authorities to release all prisoners of conscience and to conduct an independent investigation into the violent repression of the demonstrations of December 2017.
Western States were increasingly associated with issues such as racial discrimination, neo fascism, heavy-handed or violent repression of demonstrations and attacks on moral and spiritual values.
Uruguay reiterated its preoccupation with the violent repression of peaceful protests and the increase of acts contrary to international human rights law and international humanitarian law.
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.
activities of teachers ' unions have been increasingly met with punitive actions and violent repression since 2007.
At the end of 2010, forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo launched a series of attacks on civilians in several urban areas of Abidjan, using violent repression on a daily basis.
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.
On the political front, they are confronted with often violent repression of their attempts to organize themselves, and with corruption, intimidation, harassment or even the killing of their leaders.
Deeply concerned at the situation of human rights in Myanmar, and in particular at the recent violent repression of peaceful demonstrations, including through beatings, killings, arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances.
The Security Council is deeply concerned by reports of violent repression of peaceful demonstrations, looting, restriction of freedom of movement, the arbitrary detention of civilians and demands their release.
Deeply concerned at the situation of human rights in Myanmar, and in particular at the recent violent repression of peaceful demonstrations, including through beatings, killings, arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances.
Such events naturally strengthen the position of Israelis who oppose the peace process and increase the anger and pressure on the Government of all those in favour of harsh and violent repression.
concern itself with its brutal anti-immigrant policy, the deportation of minorities, the violent repression of demonstrators and the growing social exclusion of its unemployed and low-income sectors.
no measures had been taken to prosecute those responsible for the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations.
the Government appeared unable to curb the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations
In the case of Zimbabwe, the recent announcement of a power-sharing agreement offers hope that the long period of violent repression and human rights abuses by the previous Government can be brought to a close.
The Special Rapporteur referred to reports regarding the violent repression by members of the armed forces of a demonstration by detainees,
In December 2008, the award would be presented to the organization Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, which had provided legal representation to victims of State-sponsored abuse and persecution, often in the face of violent repression.