Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Brutal repression in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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additional restrictive measures against Burma/Myanmar, following the brutal repression of peaceful protestors
violence and brutal repression perpetrated by the regime against the Libyan people.
to continue to associate themselves with the brutal repression of the Libyan people by Colonel Kadhafi
This resolution, like many before it in this House, chronicles the brutal repression of the Burmese people led by a military junta they never elected and have fought very
I thus fully support the condemnations of the'brutal repression visited by the Chinese security forces on Tibetan demonstrators' as well as'all acts of violence from whichever source' that have taken place in recent days.
as was recently seen in the brutal repression by Turkish security forces of trade union members and demonstrators.
the EU condemns in the strongest terms the ongoing brutal repression led by the Syrian regime against its population as well as the widespread human rights violations,
be tried by the ICC or European courts for the brutal repression of the Syrian people.
On 19 December the Twelve condemned in the strongest terms the violent and brutal repression of the popular demonstrations by the Romanian authorities
not only the brutal repression of demonstrations for fundamental rights,
it is vital not to forget that its people were victims of colonialism, brutal repression and the destruction of their country
denounce and condemn Morocco's brutal repression in the occupied territories against Sahrawi patriots who are resisting colonisation
bravely facing down brutal repression.
which strongly condemns the brutal repression in this region by the Chinese security forces.
The no-fly zones are in support of Security Council Resolution No 688 which demanded an end to his brutal repression.
PT The case of Farai Maguwu illustrates the brutal repression in Zimbabwe and also the need to extend the scope of the Kimberley Process.
since the University of Pristina across the border in Kosovo is currently subject to brutal repression.
The situation of Palestine is extremely serious due to the occupation of its land by Israel and the brutal repression of its people by the Israeli army.
the events of 1989 could, at any moment, have triggered brutal repression or resulted in bloody conflict,
So it's a terrorism of the mind that actually sustains concepts like intellectual property it's a terrorism that's grounded on an idea of brutal repression of that which is actually possible.