Examples of using Prisoner of conscience in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Vietnam's authorities continue to treat many prisoners of conscience inhumanely.
Seeing what happens to prisoners of conscience in China shocked her.
There are an estimated 84- 92 prisoners of conscience currently imprisoned in Vietnam.
Before continuing to speak of my country, may I speak out for our prisoners of conscience.
They were serving 25-year jail terms and considered prisoners of conscience by Amnesty International.
He has indicated that he will remain on strike until twenty-six other prisoners of conscience who are seriously ill are set free.
year between 2000 and 2015, with the most likely source for the organs being prisoners of conscience.
we will continue to mobilize public opinion inside and outside of the country to pressure the Government of Vietnam to release all prisoners of conscience and especially those among them who are women.
The authors of the new report, relying on previous evidence and new findings, contend that the primary population in China that could have been so targeted are prisoners of conscience, composed primarily of practitioners of Falun Gong.
were performed from 2000-2015, with the most likely source for the organs being prisoners of conscience.
Whereas, Freedom House reported in 2015 that Falun Gong practitioners comprise the largest portion of prisoners of conscience in China, and face an elevated risk of dying
Amongst these prisoners of conscience, 40 are activists- political, social and environmental-
Whether this is an attempt to whitewash the broader institutional role the military had in the harvesting of executed prisoners, and also prisoners of conscience(which Jiang did not touch on) is unclear.
the first quarter of 2018, Amnesty International has compiled information on 97 known prisoners of conscience, of which 88 are male
substantial improvement in its human-rights record, including the release of its roughly 120 prisoners of conscience in Vietnam.
that gap is made up of executed prisoners, many of them prisoners of conscience locked up for their religious or political beliefs.
especially the prisoners of conscience, under hard living conditions in a bid to punish them for their non-violent activities but harmful for the communist regime and break their mental strength.
These prisoners of conscience should be released so they can fulfill the duties of the husband to their wife, to fulfill the duties of a father to their children,
Even after 2013, given the continued use of organs from executed prisoners and prisoners of conscience, it is impossible for outsiders- including international transplant experts- to know for sure which research comes from organs obtained voluntarily,