Examples of using Violent repression in English and their translations into Russian
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so as to cease the violent repression, initiate an open national dialogue which is inclusive
it can choose ever more violent repression, which can only bring short-term security for the authorities,
sectors of Iranian society, including arrests and violent repression of labour leaders, labour members peacefully assembling and students;
Strongly deplores the continued violent repression of peaceful demonstrations in Myanmar,
as well as concerning the violent repression of demonstrations.
sectors of Iranian society, including arrests and violent repression of labour leaders, labour members peacefully assembling and students, in particular with regard to the 2008 Majles electoral process;
Condemns violent repression of non-violent expression of political views in Kosovo,
women's human rights defenders, arrests, violent repression and sentencing of women exercising their right to peaceful assembly,
inter alia, it deplored the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations
women's human rights defenders, arrests, violent repression and sentencing of women exercising their right to peaceful assembly,
as well as violent repression of, inter alia,
detention of ethnic Arabs and Azeris, the violent repression of environmental protests in Azeri territory
also with a view to protecting particular economic privileges and interests; violent repression of those voicing political dissent
detention of ethnic Arabs and Azeris, the violent repression of environmental protests in Azeri territory
participation in violent repressions of popular movements.
The Bolsheviks responded with violent repression.
Five decades of imposed restrictions had been further exacerbated by the violent repression.
Few places, however, approached the level of violent repression that occurred in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Violent repression, persecution and intimidation have caused many people to remain silent
Recommendations on ending violent repression, initiating an open
