People felt that they had been denied access to justice.
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Initially, they were denied access to their luggage as well.
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American diplomats said they were denied access to the trial.
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Patten said she had been denied access to Myanmar itself.
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Have you ever been denied access to one of these facilities?
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I have been denied access to fresh air and to sunlight.
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But they are being denied access to land and natural resources.
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But they are being denied access to land and natural resources.
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Officials say multiple people have been denied access to the pathway.
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Relatives of the four defendants were denied access to the trials.
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If not, why have some reporters and lawmakers been denied access?
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When blacks were denied access to hotels, they built their own.
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The North Korean authorities denied access to Mr Warmbier after his trial.
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Independent media and observers have been denied access to northern Rakhine State.
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The ultra-rich aren't used to being denied access to luxury goods.
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Remember the undocumented pregnant minor who was denied access to an abortion?
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At least one migrant was called filthy but denied access to showers.
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No one should be denied access to safe and effective contraceptive methods.
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It's locked in her campus studio, to which she's been denied access.
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"Being denied access to my wife's pussy is incredibly hot," B says.
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Click here to view original GIFA bird's eye view of one immigrant "tent city" taken by journalists who are denied access to the facilityGIF: BBCReporters are regularly being denied access to America's concentration camps along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In others, both parties are denied access to the evidence in the case.
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And journalists are routinely denied access to government experts, no matter the subject.
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The family had been denied access to the prison for about 35 days.
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Wright wavered, and eventually, Edwards says he was denied access to the wells.
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Each family said the accused was tortured and denied access to a lawyer.
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The men were also denied access to lawyers throughout the entire judicial process.
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But denied access to the internet, I had time to read several books.
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About 400,000 Syrians are trapped behind front lines, denied access to food and medicine.
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Even the FBI, armed with a warrant, has been denied access to census data.
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We wanted to make sure that undocumented folks weren't denied access to resources, too.
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The men were denied access to the store's restroom because they hadn't bought anything.
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It said he was denied access to see her despite waiting for several hours.
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It was not immediately clear why the tankers were denied access to the port.
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" "Our leadsinger Bjarke has been denied access to the US via the usual tunnel.
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Other such facilities around the country have denied access to Democratic lawmakers and media.
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They were denied access to their families, lawyers and evidences against them, it added.
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With no claim to asylum, Alizadeh was denied access to formal education in Tehran.
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He believes that he was denied access this year on account of this action.
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Others said they were kept in closed shelters and denied access to their families.
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The other companies have denied access to patrons to get close to the operator.
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Women are denied access to hygiene products that are needed during their menstrual cycles.
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"Too many parents are denied access to the full range of options," she said.
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For the past 90 days, Mr. López had been denied access to his lawyers.
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When the Nunes memo was first drafted, Burr's staff was denied access to it.
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Dunn and a group of his supporters were denied access to the debate venue.
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Independent human rights observers and bar associations have been denied access to the region.
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I have been denied access to a client—at one of these facilities—a child.
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"We don't want agitators," Kirk said, declining to name specific outlets that were denied access.
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They also claimed they were denied access to military court records when preparing their appeals.
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They were often denied access to local Returned Servicemen Leagues (RSL) -- social clubs for veterans.
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In terrorism cases, lawyers are usually denied access to their clients until the hearing begins.
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They were denied access to lawyers and the police refused even to release their names.
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Elsewhere, those arrested or charged with certain crimes could be denied access to work permits.
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This discrepancy could indicate that some women are being denied access to abortion in prison.
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But journalists from RT, Sputnik and Ruptly, a Russian video news agency, were denied access.
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Until the trial, about a year after his arrest, he was denied access to lawyers.
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Eighteen percent reported being denied access to the restroom they were trying to use altogether.
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One was denied access to the restroom, and police arrested both of them for trespassing.
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News that the group tried to get into a nightclub in Marylebone, but were denied access.
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Turkish investigators today entered the Saudi Consul General's residence in Istanbul after being denied access yesterday.
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Catherall was denied access to the airline's business class lounge because the boots are considered sleepwear.
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The U.S. strongly supports breastfeeding but we don't believe women should be denied access to formula.
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Shelley, now 64, filed suit saying that he should not be denied access due to disability.
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I was denied access to my son's body, and I have yet to see him now.
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The officials say that the only document lawmakers have been denied access to is the Aug.
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Isabella admitted she'd previously taken the drug, was denied access to the country, and sent home.
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Reportedly, Afghan refugees are denied access to education, jobs, driver's licenses, or even phone SIM cards.
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The first time I was explicitly denied access to a party, I was 14 years old.
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Journalists were denied access to the camp to avoid "exciting" the refugees, according to the authorities.
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Jason Rezaian was denied access to counsel and consular officials during his stay at Evin Prison.
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When the magazine next tried to dial into an Interior conference call, it was denied access.
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Several of Mr. Trump's aides called for China to be denied access to the artificial islands.
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She also complained that Australian consular officials have been denied access to Yang since end-2019.
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Payne said Australian consular officials have been denied access to Yang since the end of 2019.
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Many girls are denied access to schools and face restrictive and often violent conditions at home.
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"We don't believe women should be denied access to formula," President Donald Trump tweeted on Monday.
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WADA also wants Russian government officials to be denied access to international competitions, including the upcoming Olympics.
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CNN is not publishing or airing these photos because news organizations were denied access to the meeting.
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Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson were asked to leave after one was denied access to the bathroom.
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Vendors were unfairly denied access to the formal economy and have suffered the harms of local criminalization.
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Anderson said she was even denied access to see him during a trip to London in April.
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The girls say that one of them is filthy, but I was denied access to it twice.
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In Virginia, he had been denied access to higher education due to segregation that persisted after Brown.
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Dingley is just one of many being denied access to medication that has been proven to work.
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People with disabilities, youth, elderly people and women are also denied access to democracy in the process.
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In 2007, China denied access to another aircraft carrier, the Kitty Hawk, as well as two minesweepers.
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Being denied access to jobs we deserve or the recognition and equal pay for jobs we've done.
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The U.S. strongly supports breast feeding but we don't believe women should be denied access to formula.
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The defense experts were denied access to the FST's software code, which would later come under scrutiny.
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An Amnesty International report (also from August 2016) documented that refugees were denied access to medical care.
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Those who refused risked that their children would be denied access to public schools and health insurance.
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Denied access to Google's app store, Huawei might have to roll out a new smartphone operating system.
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They are denied access to radios and TV sets, he wrote, and have only limited reading materials.
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Congress was originally denied access to the whistleblower complaint, the topic of which leaked earlier this week.
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Garten confirmed that Fintiklis was denied access to the hotel's administrative office but declined to comment further.
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Researchers have been denied access, and even the use of images of Barragán's buildings is carefully controlled.
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When we were denied access to banks, hotels, restaurants, hospitals and concert halls, we built our own.
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Thankfully for the safety, security and dignity of the children being cared for there, they were denied access.
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Reporters were denied access, but a group from Bloomberg News happened to be sitting at the next table.
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The U.S. strongly supports breast feeding but we don't believe a woman should be denied access to formula.
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They and their children now are denied access to school, medical care, and any protection from China's reach.
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"The U.S. strongly supports breastfeeding but we don't believe women should be denied access to formula," he wrote.
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Foxx said federal safety inspectors had been denied access to conduct inspections of the Metro system last week.
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An Astros spokesman told the newspaper that writer Anthony Fenech had been denied access at the pitcher's request.
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It wasn't exactly fantasy hockey, as Mr McPhee was denied access to hundreds of the league's best players.
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Potential users are screened based on their education and professional background prior to being granted — or denied — access.
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Those incidents included physical violence, colleagues sharing inappropriate information and being denied access to the appropriate bathroom facility.
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Human rights investigators, included those staffing the commission, are routinely denied access to regime controlled areas of Syria.
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Without official IDs, these citizens would have been previously denied access to education and healthcare benefits, Xinhua reports.
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The legislation under consideration would also provide for damages for generic companies denied access to brand name drugs.
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Just because we live in a naturally beautiful place doesn't mean we aren't denied access to basic things.
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It said some of those detained had their phones confiscated and had been denied access to a lawyer.
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Tillerson said China should be denied access to islands it had built in the contested South China Sea.
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By allowing the law to stand, people seeking abortion in Arkansas will be denied access to health care.
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International media has been largely denied access to Rakhine, except on tightly controlled military tours of the area.
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Abdikadir Abdirahman, director of Amin ambulances, complained the emergency service had been denied access to the blast sight.
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Under federal law, nearly every state must provide provisional ballots to eligible voters denied access to the booth.
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But when he requested to see his file, he was denied access "because the investigations are still ongoing."
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Under the resolution, no member, delegate or resident commissioner could be denied access to the proceedings or documents.
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Several hundred thousand remain in Myanmar, confined to camps and villages and denied access to education and healthcare.
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"Companies will face the consequences if consumers are denied access to their money," the director, Richard Cordray, said.
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They live under apartheid-like conditions, confined to camps and villages and denied access to education and healthcare.
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" I.H.M.S., owned by International SOS, issued a statement denying that Ahmed had been "denied access to medical care.
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In the past, similar visits have taken weeks to organize, and several legislators have been denied access altogether.
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Operation Safe City focused on jurisdictions where ICE agents are denied access to jails and prisons to interview immigrants.
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The defense says in court documents that it most recently was denied access to classified materials in mid-January.
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However, many colon cancer patients are currently denied access to these breakthrough treatments because of short-sighted government policies.
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When construction began on Four Freedoms Park in 2010 at the island's southern tip, she was, understandably, denied access.
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Groups like Amnesty International and the International Federation for Human Rights have been denied access to the Pool region.
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In several instances, reporters who learned where Pruitt would be speaking were removed from the event or denied access.
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In Western Equatoria, aid groups were denied access to the rebel-held villages Kotobi and Bangolo, the U.N. said.
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British diplomats have also complained of being denied access to detained bookseller Lee Bo, who holds a UK passport.
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None of them are British, and their unclear immigration statuses means that they are denied access to public recourse.
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Those people might not be denied access to medicine, but they might be forced into bankruptcy by healthcare costs.
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Detainees have been denied access to medical care, even in emergency situations, and reports of abuse are not uncommon.
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Amnesty International researchers have been denied access to the network of camps in the Xinjiang region, the group said.
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As recently as Friday, a nurse at a hospital in California was being denied access to the coronavirus test.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has suggested that China should be denied access to the islands it built.
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Studies have shown that when women are denied access to abortions, they are more likely to fall into poverty.
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Refugees, immigrants and tourists alike were turned away at airports, detained in interrogation rooms and denied access to counsel.
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China seized the shoal, which is northeast of the Spratly islands, in 2012 and denied access to Philippine fishermen.
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In its report, the Institute of Medicine recommended strengthening health plans so that minorities were not disproportionately denied access.
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Even in extreme cases of conception by rape, many politicians argued that women should be denied access to abortion.
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Nationwide, 22 percent of transgender and gender non-conforming people report being denied access to appropriate bathrooms at work, and 26 percent report being denied access to bathrooms in an educational setting, according to a survey conducted by the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
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Nationwide, 22 percent of transgender and gender non-conforming people report being denied access to appropriate bathrooms at work, and 26 percent report being denied access to bathrooms in an educational setting, according to a recent survey conducted by the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
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Part of the oppression faced by gay and transgender people in the '60s was being denied access to public space.
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Multiple former workers told The Verge they had reported a safety concern, and were denied access to client contact information.
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Legal advocates who have followed the cases of the other three men said they were frequently denied access to lawyers.
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Citizens will be denied access to flights, trains — transportation — all based on the "social behavior" equivalent of a credit score.
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Winterkorn's lawyer has said he cannot comment on the charges because he had been denied access to important case files.
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" Weinstein's lawyer, Ben Brafman, had previously said he thinks prosecutors have "unfairly denied access to critical information about this case.
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It is unacceptable that it remains a question whether women could be denied access to birth control with no copay.
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In 2006, Congress passed the Military Commissions Act, which, among other measures, denied access to civilian courts for Guantanamo detainees.
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Without a permit, a resident of a city is denied access to many public services, such as education and healthcare.
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Officials say Anderson had backstage passes for the event -- but was denied access -- and a verbal altercation had broken out.
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There is a history of anti-Kremlin activists being denied access to run for the parliament seats or presidential office.
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If the fire can be denied access to fresh terrain and fresh fuel, it will dwindle and burn itself out.
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Overall, the Obama administration censored materials it turned over or fully denied access to them in a record 596,095 cases.
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Sally Frank, a female undergraduate student, was denied access and, in 28500, sued for women to be able to join.
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While candidates were allowed inside the processing building on Friday, they were "denied" access to tour the facilities, Buttigieg said.
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The Affordable Care Act passed because millions of Americans could not afford insurance and were often denied access to care.
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By and large, they were denied access to the wealth-building opportunities that come with homeownership in the United States.
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It explicitly states that individuals cannot be denied access to a locker room or dressing room on the same basis.
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Under Proposition 187, unlawful arrivals were to be denied access to public schools, nonemergency health care and other basic services.
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Inspectors will seek evidence that the public was denied access without the city's permission, including testimony from anyone turned away.
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Besides the economics, it is simply wrong that women anywhere are denied access to the same economic opportunities as men.
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At his confirmation hearing, Tillerson suggested Beijing should be denied access to the artificial islands it's built in the disputed waters.
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If it eventually becomes law, it'll ensure that people don't face harassment, or get denied access to public services, and jobs.
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They noted Huawei could be ultimately crippled and denied access to its hardware and software suppliers for moblie infrastructure and handsets.
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One young female reporter who was denied access to the Speaker's lobby was even forced to DIY sleeves from notebook paper.
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Thousands are thought to have been denied access to housing, health care or work; some may even have been wrongly deported.
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DOJ officials say the only document that Congress has specifically asked to see and been denied access to is the Aug.
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But the legacy of HB22015 continues to be felt today by the Texan women denied access to abortions in this period.
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Lawyers and rights groups say that despite this, hundreds of people remain in detention, with many denied access to legal representation.
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Many are denied access to sex-segregated facilities, such as school restrooms and locker rooms, in accordance with their gender identities.
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However, the organization stressed that because they were denied access to the areas in question, cross-checking witness reports remained impossible.
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"Thankfully for the safety, security and dignity of the children being cared for there, they were denied access," the spokesperson said.
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After multiple requests and pleas, Blu [Austin's father] and Carly [Black, Austin's mother] were both denied access to see this report.
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Instead, McCrae says, the brewery's staff was locked out of their space and denied access to anything inside, even personal items.
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Like many other people, I suffered an injustice at the hand of government bureaucrats and was denied access to the courts.
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Aranaz told Reuters that the detainees had been allowed to speak to a lawyer but that U.N. officials were denied access.
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Nor I am suggesting that women should be denied access to new methods of handling menstruation better suited to their needs.
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The Academy, and Hollywood in general, has historically denied access to people who do not fit the old white man mold.
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He said he was reprimanded — and denied access to the classified area of the consulate building — after he raised his concerns.
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They will be denied access to artworks that define the age of independence and symbolize the slow process of postcolonial recovery.
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"You don't want people to be denied access to justice, because what they needed was unreasonable or too expensive," Salelkar said.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson had said during his confirmation hearings that China should be denied access to the islands.
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The two were denied access to lawyers, a court hearing or a chance to appeal the government's decision to repatriate them.
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" It added that during her time in prison, Nazanin had "periodically been denied access to the medical care recommended by doctors.
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It's an issue that has surfaced in Washington, as FTA inspectors have been denied access to Metro's tracks on several occasions.
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Apparently, those seeking asylum in Switzerland weren't being denied access to the pool, they just needed "official authorization" to use it.
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At his confirmation hearing, Tillerson suggested that Beijing should be denied access to the artificial islands it's built in the disputed waters.
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The telecom giant has been blacklisted by the U.S. and is expected to be denied access to U.S. components for its equipment.
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This marks the fourth time a judge has ordered a block of WhatsApp in the country after being denied access to messages.
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The White House said Russia had been notified that Russia would be denied access to the sites starting at noon on Friday.
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Winterkorn's lawyer, Felix Doerr, said he could not comment on the charges because he had been denied access to important case files.
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Dawn Butler, the shadow minister for women, decried the "injustice" of Northern Irish women being denied access to safe and legal abortion.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who work for Reuters, were jailed in December and denied access to lawyers for two weeks.
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CNN, the New York Times, BuzzFeed, the Los Angeles Times and Politico were denied access, prompting a flurry of confusion and outrage.
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As more and more hospitals adopt religious rules, millions of Americans—regardless of their faith—are being denied access to critical services.
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The group said some of its observers had been denied access to polling stations while others had their phones confiscated upon arrival.
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Disability rights advocacy groups claimed Wednesday that they were locked out of bathrooms and that press was denied access to the protests.
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In that case, the court said journalists can't be denied access to White House press facilities for arbitrary or less compelling reasons.
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Many migrants from rural areas working in cities feel rootless and marginalised, denied access to facilities such as health care and education.
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US Stem Cell Clinic also refused to allow FDA investigators entry, except by appointment, and denied access to employees, the agency alleged.
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She was denied access to requested medical care, the lawyers say, and only saw a doctor after days of vomiting and diarrhea.
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A prime example was when Virgin Atlantic was repeatedly tried to gain permission to travel to South Africa but were denied access.
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Under village council orders, individuals and families have been banished from the community, and denied access to temples, wells, markets and celebrations.
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The group said he was denied access to a lawyer until late last year, shortly before his trial was scheduled for December.
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A GOP gubernatorial candidate in Mississippi denied access to a female reporter because of her gender, the journalist with Mississippi Today reports.
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The design sparked outrage, partly because tenants earning lower incomes were denied access to amenities and services enjoyed by their wealthier neighbors.
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But in 1976, the Episcopal Church conference voted that "no one shall be denied access" to the priesthood on account of sex.
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Athletes who refuse to dope are told that they risk getting left off national teams and denied access to the best coaches.
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The statement from the United Nations said it had repeatedly asked to enter English-speaking areas, but the government had denied access.
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The head of the United States Embassy in Venezuela before Mr. Robinson's arrival had been denied access to a hearing in December.
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Tuesday, other reporters seeking to cover Mr. King's party began posting messages on Twitter saying that they too had been denied access.
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A traveler from Shanghai to Beijing within the past 14 days, for instance, will be given a red code and denied access.
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Both were denied access to legal representation, could not confront their accusers and have had health problems while imprisoned, Mr. Genser said.
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The Taliban, who control the region, say several top CIA operatives were killed, and have since denied access to the crash site.
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Not many companies or banks can afford to give up on the U.S. market or be denied access to U.S. financial institutions.
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But even after interrogation conditions eased, and after BSCT personnel were denied access to medical records in 2005, many detainees remained distrustful.
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Turkish authorities on Wednesday were granted permission by Saudi officials to carry out inspections at the well after being initially denied access.
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A majority of those who were denied access to health care were poor, white people in rural counties who had voted for McCrory.
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The letter comes as some Democrats complain they have been denied access or the ability to contact individuals working at the centers. Sen.
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Trump's nominee for secretary of state has said China should be denied access to islands it has built in the South China Sea.
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Only seven of the imprisoned children are older than 12, according to Amnesty's sources, and all are being denied access to their families.
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"Nobody should be denied access to health, human rights and development because of the name of their country," Edna Adan, an activist, complains.
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There, children were reportedly left to care for one another unsupervised and were denied access to basic sanitation items like soap and toothbrushes.
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If they don't verify in this time period their profile will be hidden and they will be temporarily denied access to seeing matches.
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We and their families continue to be denied access to them or to the most basic information about their well-being and whereabouts.
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In addition to being more expensive, you also run the risk of buying highly believable counterfeits and getting denied access at the door.
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Without a permit, a resident of a city is denied access to many public services, such as education and healthcare, in another city.
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Wright says he was zip-tied to a bench in an overheated room on a summer day and denied access to an attorney.
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During his January confirmation hearing, Tillerson said China should be denied access to islands it has built up in the South China Sea.
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He noted that indigenous groups, many of them living in Argentina's northwest, are denied access to drinking water, adequate housing, healthcare and education.
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They were denied access to the event and ushered instead into an overflow room, where Clinton met with them privately after her speech.
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He also reportedly retaliated against a woman who rebuffed him, who says she was denied access to Franks after turning down his advances.
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The Mansoura Six were kept in illegal detention centers, denied access to lawyers, and were kept in inhumane conditions, CFJ's report also said.
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Most have no formal contracts with their employers, and are denied access to urban public services such as subsidised education and health care.
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Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat, was recently denied access to a Texas detention center to check on how migrant children were being treated.
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HHS has come under fire in recent weeks after several Democratic lawmakers were denied access to families at some of the detention centers.
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Many, many people in the United States are denied access to the basic "power" that they are supposed to enjoy in this country.
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Hundreds of millions are also denied access to basic nutrition, quality education, medical services and sanitation due to lack of adequate energy supply.
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Judges annulled two decisions by EFSA that denied access to details of the studies into the substance, which campaigners say should be banned.
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Turkish police were investigating water samples from a well at the consulate on Thursday after initially being denied access, broadcaster CNN Turk said.
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If one person is denied access to the ballot box, it goes to the heart of the integrity of our entire election system.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration says it has visited only 15 of those schools, called yeshivas, and been denied access to 15 others.
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Court investigators also say they were blocked from talking to police and other government employees, and denied access to banking and telephone records.
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He earlier served a stint at Godman Field adjacent to Fort Knox, Ky. There, he was denied access to the white officers' club.
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Committee records that are the property of the whole House and under House rules, no Member can be denied access to committee records.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, during his confirmation hearing in January, called for China to be denied access to the artificial islands.
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After being denied access to the Laredo and Brownsville facilities, Krishnaswami went to immigration courts in Harlingen and San Antonio to observe proceedings.
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In addition to trying to limit the number of defendants, it has denied access to potential witnesses who now hold influential government positions.
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The European Commission said any companies found to be involved in the scandal there will be denied access to the European Union market.
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The companies were threatened with being denied access to the systems, and a new process releasing the information for free at 4.30 p.m.
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The coronavirus pandemic has thrown the cruise ship industry into chaos, as even vessels with no reported outbreaks are denied access to ports.
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The legislation would direct the Defense Department to allow local housing code enforcers onto federal bases, following concerns they were sometimes denied access.
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Their testimony only reaches the world through escapees; international aid groups and the United Nations are denied access to Rohingya remaining in Myanmar.
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He claims he was denied access to his own establishment — even to use the bathroom — and was forced to relieve himself in public.
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However, this does not prevent him from being denied access to restaurants, hotels, and even whole towns based on the color of his skin.
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"Now, with this legislation, people seeking treatment cannot be denied access in their time of need," Christie said when signing the bill last month.
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Hellman's family tells PEOPLE through their attorney that they have been denied access to the child, who is living in abroad with Bennett's parents.
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The women also complained of black water flooding the facilities, being given food that made them ill, and being denied access to the bathroom.
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A few days later another video emerged of a black man being denied access to a restroom in a southern California Starbucks sparked outrage.
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"I started to realize how the sport was benefiting me, and I couldn't unsee who was excluded and denied access from that," Hanson said.
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The Islamic Jihad group said it was denied access to the collapsed tunnel and was unable to recover the bodies of its five members.
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Live Nation Lushington discouraged fans from purchasing any resale tickets, warning they may be voided and holders would be denied access to the venue.
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Besides being denied access to education, housing, and medication, African slaves were not allowed access to the cemeteries, which were reserved for white Europeans.
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PEOPLE was denied access to see the bathroom where the alleged damage occurred and requests to speak with gas station management were also denied.
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The transparency service, as you may recall, came back online in the U.S. last year after having earlier been denied access to Twitter's API.
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Mahan routinely flies IRGC-QF and weapons to Syria, is subject to our terrorism secondary sanctions, and should be denied access around the world.
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He explains that he was not being given updates to the child's welfare and that the child's father was being denied access as well.
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Since CNN's reporting on the Chibok girls' homecoming, we have learned that some parents were denied access to their daughters during the festive reunion.
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Palmer told King she denied access to her image three times: once to the producer, once to an assistant and then once to Songz.
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Venezuela had comprehensively denied access to Zeid's staff, refusing his regional representative a visa for the past two and a half years, he said.
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Viacom directors, in turn, stated that they had not received a communication from Mr. Redstone and that they had been denied access to him.
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The agency has come under scrutiny in recent weeks after several Democratic lawmakers were denied access to families at some of the detention centers.
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He was repeatedly denied access to counsel, couldn't cross-examine witnesses against him, and was blocked from presenting key evidence to dispute the charges.
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And, while Pence ran the Indiana Policy Review Foundation, it published an essay arguing that unmarried women should be denied access to birth control.
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The families denied access to Zolgensma have continued to fight their health insurers, but many are at a loss about what to do next.
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The ACLU argued that transgender students can face increased bullying if they are denied access to the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
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Marijuana consumers and medical marijuana patients were denied access to a safe and regulated product and to information about what they purchased and consumed.
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Children especially need to see L.G.B.T.Q.+ characters, and yet their demographic is the one that is most denied access to films with accurate representation.
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Most foreign correspondents were denied access, and two weeks ago the government suspended the BBC and Voice of America from broadcasting inside the country.
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Target determines which categories of flagged websites should be denied access, but it is not directly involved in the process of blocking specific websites.
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We first met after he had helped represent Chelsea Manning when she was denied access to gender-affirming care while incarcerated at Fort Leavenworth.
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Second, he will now be denied access to highly classified intercepts and information that may bear directly on the people with whom he's dealing.
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Last Sunday, an Artificial named Ian tried to attend a religious service at Living Savior Community Church in Savannah, Ga., and was denied access.
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Her mother begged authorities to reunite her with her daughter, whose heart condition was worsening in detention, but she was denied access for months.
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However, news coming out of Turkey indicates these laws were often disregarded, with refugees denied access to health care, education, and other basic rights.
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Others have called it a shakedown, noting that the detainees were denied access to their lawyers and could not negotiate freely or defend themselves.
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In addition to being held in solitary confinement, he was denied access to the news media, letters or other communication with the outside world.
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I think you would agree with that because you being a mother of three, these children, why are they being denied access to their parents?
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Keaney said that lawyers were being denied access to the detainees at LAX, despite having signed a G-28 form establishing their attorney-client relationship.
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Donald S. Beyer Jr., asserting that attorneys were denied access to detained individuals at Dulles airport in direct violation of Brinkema's court order issued Saturday.
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Our sources say the U.S. official believes he was denied access because Swedish officials did not want him to see the conditions inside the facility.
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Such calls cover everything from more aggressive screening of investments to proposals to deny Chinese academics visas if Western counterparts are denied access to China.
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Planes were grounded for non-payment of leases, fuel deliveries stopped, flights inevitably cancelled, frustrated customers denied access to lounges and subject to unending frustrations.
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The teen who was detained, named Francisco Galicia, lost 26 pounds while he was in Border Patrol custody and was denied access to a lawyer.
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Ramping up attacks on Democrats, House Republicans complained of being denied access to witness transcripts and said they would introduce a censure resolution against Schiff.
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Last year, Charlottesville organizers used PayPal to organize the event, but the fundraising site has since denied access to many far-right groups and figures.
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He said he was also denied access to a phone while in CBP custody, so he couldn't call his family, his mother told The News.
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Trump's nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, has said China should be denied access to islands it has built in the South China Sea.
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Without them, supporters of the ballot question say, people who identify as transgender could be denied access to doctors' offices, hospitals and other medical care.
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In 2015, the Women in Prison Project published research highlighting the extent to which women were denied access to sanitary supplies in New York jails.
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Things got so tense between the panels that Burr's staff was denied access to the memo by the House Intelligence Committee before it was released.
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The journalists were not given sufficient information about the charges, were denied access to key evidence, and were questioned for weeks without their lawyers present.
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As Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Stephen Breyer pointed out during arguments, should a church be denied access to, say, police or fire protection?
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For borrowers, the low interest rate environment continues to be a generous one, as you almost never hear about companies being denied access to credit.
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In Iran, his relatives pretended to be Muslim to avoid harassment, performed religious rites in secret and were denied access to higher education, he said.
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Elizabeth Warren wants to offer down-payment assistance to home buyers living in formerly "redlined" neighborhoods where the federal government once denied access to mortgages.
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Earlier in June, a ship with around 630 migrants aboard, the Aquarius, operated by a French aid group, was also denied access to Italian ports.
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"There are few places on Earth where we are denied access to this extent," said Jan Egeland, the secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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In 2000, a couple in Shenzhen were denied access to their newborn twins for two months because they could not pay nearly $2800,213 in fees.
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Detainees at Border Patrol facilities also told committee staff that they were pressured into signing documents in English without translation and denied access to telephones.
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The vehicles denied access to 14th Street would inevitably snake their way through adjacent roads, more intimate and precious, bringing with them fumes and commotion.
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For small business employees who are currently denied access to secure retirements, the SECURE Act helps give them the opportunity to establish successful financial futures.
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We also could not be denied access to each other if we were in the hospital and would benefit from each other's Social Security Benefits.
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In recent days, stories of children being denied access to basic needs like soap, bedding, and toothbrushes have reignited the furor over the detainment facilities.
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Images of Israeli soldiers praying at the Western Wall, to which they had been denied access during Jordanian rule, became seared into Israel's national consciousness.
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When public libraries began proliferating in the South, African Americans were denied access by laws that weren't formally overturned until the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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In major cities, oppressed groups denied access to cake can nonetheless glumly turn a corner to find another baker happy to take on a new client.
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In his confirmation hearing Wednesday, Tillerson, the former CEO of oil giant ExxonMobil, said that China should be denied access to the islands it has built.
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Reports made to the Commission included incidents where visitors were denied access to the public parking lot or saw the lot being used by hotel valet.
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He said he had been questioned about the turban at airports in the United States and abroad but had never been denied access to a flight.
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The report, 31 pages long, documents a series of attacks on health care institutions, with civilians denied access to medicines and emergency treatment after heavy fighting.
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A Hanjin spokeswoman told Reuters that 44 of its 31 container ships had been denied access to ports including Shanghai, Sydney, Hamburg, and Long Beach, California.
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Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia in 1978 effectively isolated it from the world, resulting in Hanoi being denied access to international financial support for nearly a decade.
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I tried to answer the question of how the benefits of science and innovation can reach every human being when millions are denied access to technology.
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They are being denied access to treatment because policymakers conflate the needs of people with pain and those who are using drugs for non medical purposes.
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"I have not known of a situation where foreign scholars were denied access to materials that they wanted to study," Stone told me in an email.
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As of Monday, 70 Hanjin ships had been denied access to ports and three had been seized in Singapore and China by creditors through court orders.
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While Republican Senate leadership continues to obstruct and play risky games with our judicial system, citizens will continue to be denied access to courts a result.
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" President Donald Trump tweeted similar sentiments on Monday, posting that the US "strongly supports breastfeeding but we don't believe women should be denied access to formula.
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Several people are even believed to have died because they were denied access to food rations, pensions, or even hospital treatment in the name of Aadhaar.
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As someone who works for a disability rights group, she says that she regularly hears stories about people in her community being denied access to mammograms.
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She also maintains that her husband's defense team is being denied access to crucial files on Ghosn's case, hindering his lawyers' ability to defend him properly.
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Students living in rural communities without broadband connectivity are denied access to the same opportunities shared by their peers in well-connected suburban or urban areas.
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The play's lead producer, Scott Rudin, did not explain why Mr. Vargas was denied access, and neither Mr. Rudin nor Mr. Vargas immediately offered any comment.
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The change could relieve some of the frustration of patients and doctors who have been denied access to the test when they thought it was warranted.
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Dreaver said she was no longer allowed to enter the media center and would be denied access to news conferences for the remainder of the forum.
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Women and the men who support them are denied access to credit cards, which in Atwood's future America is the only way you can buy anything.
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The truth is that when patients are denied access to experimental drugs, it is because the companies that make them have said no, not the FDA.
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After being denied access to Hart Island — the potter's field where New York City buries its unclaimed dead — we decided to try an air-based approach.
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In the six weeks since he was seized in the middle of the night from his apartment, he has effectively been denied access to a lawyer.
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But we are trying to ensure that people are not denied access to these medications because their program doesn't support it or their insurer doesn't cover it.
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She was strip-searched, confined to her cell 23 hours a day, and allegedly denied access at various times to toilet paper, sanitary products, and contact lenses.
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One graduate student said, that he was denied access to data, because he told Tania he would not commit to a post-doc position at the institute.
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A PEN America report on book regulations in prisons reveals that incarcerated people are being denied access to literature on race and civil rights, among other topics.
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Now, a PEN America policy paper on restrictions regulating books in prisons reveals that incarcerated people are being denied access to literature on race and civil rights.
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"He's being denied access to the courts," said Jennifer Bonjean, a New York-based civil rights attorney who became interested after Myles wrote her about his plight.
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Congressmen and reporters — including a VICE News journalist — have at times been denied access to the facility, while tours provided for media and lawmakers offered limited access.
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Citizens are denied access to communication tools at a time when they need them the most to dispel rumors, check in with family, or avoid dangerous areas.
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Grimm, a transgender student in Virginia who was denied access to the boy's restroom, has already become something of an icon in the struggle for trans rights.
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By Friday, Hanjin said 44 out of its 7003 container ships have been denied access to ports around the world and one ship was seized, Reuters reported.
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Among other forms of discrimination, transgender and gender nonconforming people are routinely denied access to bathrooms and other single-sex facilities because of how others perceive them.
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Navalny's spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysh, said that Vasilyeva had twice tried to visit Navalny in custody on Tuesday and on Wednesday, but had been denied access both times.
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Cohen warned the university in the letter that several media outlets that requested Trump's records had already been denied access to the records by his legal team.
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They'd been denied access to the high security facility where he was held awaiting sentence – the notoriously harsh Tora prison, known as "scorpion prison," south of Cairo.
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The high-functioning have easy access to government-funded "mental wellness" programs while the seriously ill are denied access to doctors, medications, hospitalization, psychotherapy and rehabilitation programs.
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Early indications suggest that Medicare beneficiaries are being systematically denied access to care, especially in rural areas, as more and more suppliers no longer serve Medicare beneficiaries.
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Since their arrest, the two journalists have been held in an undisclosed location and both their employer and families have been denied access to them, Reuters said.
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The WFP says they were given permission to deliver aid to Madaya last October, but have been denied access since, despite having twice requested to make deliveries.
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There, she was denied access to the phone for four days, meaning she could not call her husband to check on her son's health that entire time.
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In Ohio in 2004, for example, where John Kerry lost the presidential race following numerous election irregularities, Kerry's team was denied access to the voting-machine software.
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There was no way for Mr. Reed to confirm the claim, since the current owners of Mr. McLemore's property denied access to his former workshop for testing.
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He has been denied access to his lawyers, family, and friends, and held on undisclosed charges which police say are related to the country's Anglophone armed conflict.
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They don't sound like good or gracious guests but — because of your silence — they've been denied access to your point of view and a possible course correction.
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He has been denied access to his lawyers, family, and friends and held on undisclosed charges which police say are related to the country's Anglophone armed conflict.
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But other wives of detainees said their children had been denied access to schools or kindergartens in Beijing after officials warned principals or refused to process paperwork.
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Though seemingly unrelated, the Clean Air Act doesn't apply to spaces where the public has been denied access--forcing polluting industries to surround their property with fencing.
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The House Intelligence Committee voted last week to allow House lawmakers to view the memo in secure locations, but reportedly denied access to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Though seemingly unrelated, the Clean Air Act doesn't apply to spaces where the public has been denied access, forcing polluting industries to surround their property with fencing.
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Judges annulled two decisions by EFSA that denied access to details of the studies into the substance, which campaigners say causes health dangers and should be banned.
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But the reality, according to Amnesty International and the U.S. State Department, is that people with H.I.V. are routinely denied access to jobs, education and health services.
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In Iraq, 13 strikes near six cities denied access to terrain and destroyed assembly areas, supply caches and a rocket rail, among other targets, the statement said.
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Those changes are more likely an indication that the academy is getting better at including qualified nonwhite students who have been historically denied access to higher education.
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Iran "will continue to be denied access to the [US's] financial and commercial market," then-Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July 2015.
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Now, The Washington Post reports that a Tennessee woman claims she was denied access to an abortion while she was in jail — violating her legal right to choose.
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Holder, tried to make the case that our country had changed so much since the bad old days when eligible voters were systematically denied access to the ballot.
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Drivers have long been denied access to the kinds of benefits and labor protections many workers take for granted, such as paid sick leave or the minimum wage.
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This week, the last rescue ship in the Mediterranean, Aquarius — which saved more than 30,000 lives — was forced to end operations after being denied access to Italian ports.
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Hathloul remains in prison — Saudi authorities have never given a formal reason since her detention in May last year, and she has been denied access to a lawyer.
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On Monday, Live Nation Lushington encouraged fans to refrain from purchasing any resale tickets, warning that the tickets may be voided and holders denied access to the venue.
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Because of these omissions, Mr Kushner, the administration's occasional secretary of state, has been denied access to sensitive intelligence and in any recent administration would have been fired.
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The Uspenskoe home sits within a gated community and is protected by security guards, who denied access to Reuters and declined to help contact any of its residents.
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Such legislation is hugely important: Seventy percent of trans people have reported verbal harassment, physical assault, or being denied access in public restrooms, according to a 2013 survey.
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"One year after the FDA approved Repatha, nearly two-thirds of patients prescribed Repatha are still being denied access," Amgen research chief Sean Harper said in a statement.
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The competitors were denied access to the online search syndication services market due to such a conduct, writes the Competition Commission of India (CCI) in a press release.
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Gui remains in custody somewhere in China, and members of his family said they have been denied access to him, as have Swedish consular officials and his attorneys.
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Ahead of Trump's planned visit to an American military cemetery, he requested and received a credential from the French government, but was denied access by the Secret Service.
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An analysis of the complaints filed after the 2016 regulation by transgender people found most were about being denied access to general health treatments, like medications and checkups.
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He called on China to be denied access to islands it was occupying in the South China Sea, and compared Beijing's actions to Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Britain will face a choice between playing by European rules and getting access to European markets, or creating its own rules and being denied access to those markets.
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Other-than-honorable discharges have serious consequences: They mean being denied access to some health care services enjoyed by other veterans, as well as education and employment opportunities.
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The campaign's head of Hispanic voter efforts, Betsy Franceschini, told Caribbean Business in an interview that Sanders officials were initially denied access to prisons to help inmates vote.
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Despite this grand exercise in political freedom, some Indians are being denied access to the internet for days at a time as they prepare to cast their ballots.
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Millions more are denied access to education because their parents are poor, they are girls or they live in conflict-hit nations such as Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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Although neighbors of Mei Xin Care filed complaints that it was operating as a hotel, city buildings inspectors were denied access three times, which automatically closes the complaint.
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Jones said more government oversight is crucial, since people with addiction problems don't have the wherewithal to take on huge corporations when they are denied access to care.
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The truth is that Navalny isn't even running; it is the more than a dozen opposition candidates of various political backgrounds who've been denied access to the ballot.
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They were granted entry into the government offices but told they were not able to attend the briefing, according to several accounts from reporters who were denied access.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was reportedly denied access to the U.S. to address the Security Council at a Thursday meeting, three diplomatic sources told Foreign Policy.
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Last month, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos unveiled a proposed rule that would ensure colleges are not denied access to Federal Student Aid programs based on their religious affiliation.
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"None of the senators have access to it," Lankford added, saying "right" when asked if the committee had been denied access to the memo after making its request.
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Though Target determines which categories of flagged websites are denied access on its server, Target is not directly involved in the process of blocking specific websites, they said.
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Detainees reported that they were discouraged from appealing decisions, not given full instructions on their asylum applications, and denied access to the orientation program run by Catholic Charities.
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And we live in a culture that thinks there should be punishment for such discretions, the main one being a denied access to romantic love and institutions like marriage.
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McCabe's lawyers claimed the Justice Department has denied access to the sought-after information out of concern that the documents could be later used against them, the lawsuit said.
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Nobody was willing to train him and he was even denied access to education, making him accept that earning a livelihood at the cremation grounds was his only choice.
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Facebook was left out of the grading system because the company denied access to M, though I did hang out with her for two hours on a friend's account.
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Mayors and lawmakers have in recent days attempted to inspect some of the facilities holding immigrant children, but were denied access by officials with US Customs and Border Protection.
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The council is about to vote on a measure to provide business permits and financial help for residents denied access to the legal pot industry due to drug convictions.
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She tells Baldwin of a time when she was invited to the governor's mansion as valedictorian of her high school class, but was denied access when she got there.
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Rand Paul made it his mission on Thursday to find it and copy it for all Americans (side note: his copier has a Twitter now), but was denied access.
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The State Department has been measured in speaking about the case, even while acknowledging consular officials were denied access to the Eldarats for the first year of their detention.
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It's a protest to the larger world of sports, where non-binary athletes are widely denied access to major events and discriminated against in ways both subtle and overt.
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Natalya I. Sevostyanova, a deputy justice minister in Ukraine, said on Thursday that the United Nations investigative team had been denied access to SBU centers in Mariupol and Kramatorsk.
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The misery is all too present in how they are viewed as second class citizens, denied access to jobs and routinely treated with suspicion by police and neighbors alike.
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We see a need for that clarity in the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Venezuela where millions are being denied access to food and lifesaving medicine by a corrupt regime.
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They also approved $1.5 million to the estate of an asthmatic man who died after a police foot chase; witnesses said he had been denied access to his inhaler.
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We couldn't appear normal nearly anywhere in the country, as we were denied access to the rites of a traditional life, such as marriage, children, and socially acceptable couplehood.
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But in reality, too many students from low-income families are denied access to an elite education, while their more affluent peers are able to buy their way in.
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In developing countries, 70 percent of women-owned smaller businesses were being denied access to capital, she said, leading to a near $300 billion annual credit deficit for them.
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Under such "double designation" cases — "shuanggui" in Chinese — detainees are often held and questioned for weeks in places like isolated hostels or offices, denied access to family or lawyers.
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For a regime denied access to international financial institutions, the foreign cash is crucial to offset deficits, buy loyalty and luxury items and acquire components for Kim's nuclear arsenal.
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He said he had renewed a long-standing request to visit Guantanamo Bay to interview inmates, but he and his predecessors in the role had consistently been denied access.
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The Guantánamo detainees — 21971 were involved in two consolidated cases — contended that they had been denied access to lawyers and federal courts in violation of their due process rights.
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And the board passed a new house rule permitting Mr. Keany's staff to enter the homes of shareholders who had previously denied access, to complete the pipe-replacement project.
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Lawyers trying to represent two families said they have also been denied access to them because officials said the temporary tent facilities in Donna, Texas, can't accommodate attorney visits.
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The fact that people will still need a prescription to qualify for the government's program means they could still be denied access by a homophobic or otherwise unsympathetic doctor.
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International standards guaranteeing a fair trial appear not to have been met at the "hasty" criminal proceedings, during which the men were denied access to legal counsel, Callamard said.
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We broke the story ... gunfire erupted when Tekashi's Tr3yway crew was denied access to a restaurant where Tekashi was set to meet with West Coast music exec Elliot Grainge.
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In one of the largest surveys of transgender and gender non-conforming Americans ever conducted, 70% of respondents reported being denied access, verbally harassed, or physically assaulted in public restrooms.
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A statement from SPLM-N chairman Malik Agar said the three officials had been "denied access to their accommodation" and deported in a military aircraft to Juba, South Sudan's capital.
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By default, anyone who does not have a Tesla employee putting their reputation on the line for them will be denied access to our facilities and networks on Monday morning.
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But many Muslims of all ethnicities had been refused national identity documents, and denied access to some places of worship, Burma Human Rights Network said in a report last year.
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And while parity across racial demographics is necessary, it does not change the fact that Asian Americans stand as a group of color that is denied access to greater opportunities.
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Some Republicans have said Clinton should be denied access to such briefings because of her handling of classified material on a private email server while she was secretary of state.
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Almost all North Koreans are denied access to the internet, according to Amnesty, and they can be arrested and sent to prison camps if found with a smuggled mobile phone.
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And Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would not say if Trump should receive classified briefings -- even as Republican leaders say Clinton should now be denied access to highly sensitive intelligence.
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The 18-year-old, who says he was forced to sleep on the ground, was accused of lying that he was a U.S. citizen and denied access to a lawyer.
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Numerous court battles pit native people, who say they have been denied access to their ancestral land, against powerful business interests, often soy, beef and sugar farmers holding title deeds.
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Earlier this month, the Knight First Amendment Institute sent a letter to President Trump, demanding that he unblock individuals who were denied access because they disagreed with or criticized him.
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Karen Tumlin, legal director of the National Immigration Law Center, said agents denied access to immigration lawyers after one such raid in Los Angeles that rounded up about 100 people.
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Andrew Tyrie, chairman of parliament's Treasury Select Committee has told the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) that a growing number of individuals, firms and charities are being denied access to banking.
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Kim: We, along with our co-council, filed a lawsuit on behalf of 11 anonymous young people who were homeless and being denied access to shelter and youth specific services.
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The program "was created in response to President Richard Nixon's proclamation that 'no American woman should be denied access to family planning assistance because of her economic condition,' " she added.
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Without legal identification, they are denied access to government aid, health care, financial services, the labor market, the ability to secure property rights and the ability to register a business.
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They say he was denied access to lawyers for 17 hours, was not informed of the charges against him, and was not offered a translator, as required by local laws.
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In addition to this border closure, all travelers, including Canadian citizens, who are exhibiting symptoms will be denied access when boarding flights, Trudeau said during a press conference on Monday.
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There is no way to avoid making water a commodity (because provision is not free) but this raises the potential that people might be denied access if they cannot pay.
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For example, Obama failed to demand baseline inspection of the Iran program's military dimensions before inking the deal, and the IAEA is now routinely denied access to regime military facilities.
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The Cuban government, he said, has been denied access to the affected American personnel and the doctors who treated them, which has stymied Cuba's ability to help with the investigation.
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The agency's recommendations include that the international Olympic and Paralympic committees consider declining Russian athletes entry into the Games and that Russian government officials be denied access to international competitions.
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According to the lawsuit, a Times reporter repeatedly sought information on travel expenses from the Los Angeles Police Department but was denied access on grounds that it jeopardized the mayor's safety.
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Its surprise implementation caused chaos and confusion at airports around the country, as travelers with various visas were detained and, in some cases, allegedly denied access to lawyers by customs agents.
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A group of representatives made a surprise visit to the Institute of Forensic Science on Friday, where they were denied access to five large trailers stationed outside that contain 76 bodies.
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Recently, an organization called Pin-Ups for Vets posted a call on Facebook urging their supporters to complain that they had been denied access to the San Diego VA medical center.
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Asylum-seekers being held at a federal prison in Sheridan, Oregon, are being denied access to religious items and time and space for prayers, according to the Oregon public defender's office.
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The Mainland Affairs Council, the agency in charge of communicating with Beijing, has been denied access to the 45 Taiwanese and authorities in Taiwan are being kept largely in the dark.
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He attributes the American left's respect for the North Vietnamese to the freedom journalists had to report government brutality in the South, while being denied access to even greater communist atrocities.
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Human rights groups say the kingdom's judicial process is unfair, pointing to accusations that confessions have been secured under torture and that defendants in court have been denied access to lawyers.
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If the government decides that Kushner didn't merely make a mistake but actually was "withholding, misrepresenting, or falsifying information," he may be denied access to classified information or eligibility for positions.
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But the Rhode Island Supreme Court voided the conviction in 1984, claiming evidence had been gathered without a search warrant and that his attorneys had been denied access to important notes.
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"This policy of blocking asylum seekers from accessing protection has made it easier for Cameroon to deport them," it said, adding that the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) has been denied access.
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A federal judge has ruled that Trump National Jupiter Golf Club in Florida will pay just under $85033 million to some members who were denied access to the club, Politico reported.
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According KOMO News, Goudy was denied access to an oral argument regarding a treaty between his tribe and the government unless he removed the tribal regalia, which he refused to do.
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It is not an exaggeration to suggest that some people in severe pain who are denied access to opioids will view suicide as the only way to escape their severe pain.
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Trump sent Vice President Mike Pence to visit some of the criticized detention facilities in McAllen, Texas, on Friday along with journalists, who have generally been denied access to detained immigrants.
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The details: De Blasio — while visiting the border with around 20 other mayors on June 21 — reportedly wanted to enter a facility which was holding immigrant children, but was denied access.
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In poor countries, according to MSI executive Maaike van Min, women who are desperate to end a pregnancy but denied access to safe abortion will risk their lives on dangerous alternatives.
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We are denied access to this woman, a refusal literalized by the featureless black paint and carried further by her rotated head; the vivid beauty of the painting is sensual poetry.
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Conservatives are angry not only because one of their own has been attacked for alleged racism, but because he was denied access to Harvard, the training ground of America's future elite.
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Former prisoners under Mr. Visinescu testified that they had been denied access to medical treatment, heating, exercise and adequate food and held in solitary confinement, and that beatings had been common.
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American diplomats seeking to attend the trial in the western Chinese city of Mianyang were "denied access to the courtroom," a press officer for the United States Embassy said on Monday.
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I saw a man denied access at the gate to a flight from Lima to Costa Rica because he had been to Machu Picchu and did not have proof of vaccination.
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Perhaps that explains why nobody who would have been denied access to experimental drugs under expanded access has been able to access them under the new right to try state laws.
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Barred from attending conferences outside their country and denied access to most scientific literature, the North Koreans had been isolated from the last 20 years of debate in volcanology and geophysics.
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If it is enacted, 13 million people — a sizable portion of the 55 million Americans who don't have company retirement plans — would be denied access to payroll-deduction individual retirement accounts.
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In a statement that contradicted the police account, Pastores said Baylosis was not told of his constitutional rights and was denied access to family and lawyers, and even a phone call.
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The tradition of briefing candidates is usually uncontroversial, but it has drawn widespread attention this year after both parties called for the other's nominee to be denied access to classified information.
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Yet despite being told in April that the investigation into her death had been concluded, Karwah's relatives say they have since been denied access to the findings by the health ministry.
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Citing a 1999 federal appeals court ruling involving a blue-ribbon aviation-safety commission, he said he was being denied access to materials necessary to participate fully in the panel's deliberations.
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Japan in turn will be denied access to Seoul's intelligence on North Korea gathered through human networks such as defectors and agents around the world, a South Korean military official told Reuters.
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Turkey&aposs ambassador to Sweden, Emre Yunt, tells the Swedish public broadcaster that Amin was denied access because he could be biased after having been critical of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Her sentence caught international attention when she went on a 50-day hunger strike after she was denied access to her son and her daughter was refused permission to leave the country.
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Britain would fall out of the EU's crime-fighting agencies, be denied access to databases containing criminal records, fingerprints and DNA data, and lose the right to use the European Arrest Warrant.
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"It's one of the biggest proclamations of love you can give to each other and to be denied access to that because we're a gay couple is just incredibly hurtful," Shea says.
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The police assertion of arrests at different sites appeared to run counter to relatives' statements that the men were held at unknown locations after the attack and denied access to a lawyer.
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On Wednesday, at his Senate confirmation hearing, Trump's nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson said China should be denied access to islands it has built on the contested South China Sea.
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While he has never been denied access to respite areas, he testified that he has been discouraged by the constant movement and standing, which can be difficult given his age and disabilities.
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But Egeland voiced disappointment that despite the ceasefire "largely holding", U.N. aid convoys have been denied access to five of 21 locations this month, including places in Rural Damascus, Homs and Hama.
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Mary Cease, the Pennsylvania woman who was denied access to a Section 8 housing voucher, is 66 years old and was using opioids to treat her pain before she discovered medical marijuana.
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US Ambassador to Turkey John Bass has complained that authorities had not bothered to even tell Washington why Topuz was detained and that the employee had been denied access to a lawyer.
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Therefore, even though the United Nations declared the tunnels in violation of Resolution 1701 – the first time it has acknowledged a violation – UNIFIL is denied access to their entrances on Lebanese soil.
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First, on Thursday, the administration created a division within OCR — ironically — to ensure that patients can be denied access to basic health care and information based on health care workers' personal beliefs.
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The EU has said Britain will be able to continue to use Galileo's open signal, but that Britain's military could be denied access to the encrypted version when the satellite becomes operational.
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Note: VICE News wanted to also see how the trauma of the war was being handled by the separatist authorities of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics, but we were denied access.
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Last November, shortly after the commemoration, she and Flores went to their local police station to report that they had been denied access to the women's bathroom in a nearby shopping mall.
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Caitlin remembers one female friend who was raised in a physically and sexually abusive household and had no recourse, since she was kept at home and denied access to comprehensive sexual education.
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And then it got fused with the AIDS epidemic, because I saw people who had taken care of their spouses for years denied access to their apartments, not allowed into their funerals.
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What's more, they note, the country was denied access to Mr. Kavanaugh's full record as an aide to President George W. Bush, limiting the ability to question him during the confirmation hearings.
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Background reading: Tuesday's hearing opened with a verbal brawl as protesters shouted down senators and Democrats, furious at being denied access to documents related to Judge Kavanaugh, insisted on postponing the proceedings.
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Young and other prisoners say they were routinely starved during Ramadan and were denied access to religious materials, prevented from meeting with religious leaders, and prohibited from studying the Quran in groups.
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The group had been denied access to the Tornillo facility prior to the press conference on Thursday, so rather than tour the facility they were left to create their own media spectacle.
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A number of news organizations who typically travel with the secretary but were denied access on this trip have formally protested, and are making an effort to travel unilaterally on commercial flights.
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They had been detained for two or more years before their trial began, and some of their lawyers boycotted the proceedings after being denied access to their clients and the case files.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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Last month WADA said an inspection team visiting the Moscow laboratory was denied access to raw data after Russian authorities said that the inspection team's equipment was not certified under Russian law.
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Expecting a marginalised group of people to enter an institution they were systematically denied access to, and then denouncing them as lesser sportspeople on the basis of their gender, is totally flawed.
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Trump tweeted that the Times report was "fake news," then seemed to confirm the story, saying the administration doesn't "believe women should be denied access to formula," which the resolution wouldn't do.
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Between 1950 and 1955, the NAACP was involved in multiple anti-discrimination lawsuits for swimming pools after black patrons were denied access to swim at pools and beaches, including Isaacs v. Baltimore.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Escalating conflict in the eastern city of Derna is having a devastating impact on civilians, with humanitarian workers denied access to deliver life-saving assistance, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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They last spoke at Kim and husband Kroy Biermann's 2011 wedding, where Karen got into an explosive argument with Kroy when she was denied access to use a private restroom in their home.
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The arrests were concentrated in cities where "ICE deportation officers are denied access to jails and prisons to interview suspected immigration violators or jurisdictions where ICE detainers are not honored," the agency said.
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Some local journalists say they cannot report independently from Rakhine State due to harassment and threats from both the authorities and local people, while foreign reporters are denied access to the conflict zone.
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Thursday, Paul tried to track down a copy of the draft, but he said he was denied access to a room when aides inside told the senator there wasn't a bill to see.
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The United Nations has said that in all, 4.5 million Syrians live in hard-to-reach areas, including 400,000 in 15 besieged towns like Madaya that are denied access to food and medicine.
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A group of drivers argue that they have been denied access to data (despite a request under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation) on issues such as their working time and performance ratings.
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Today, across too many American cities, blacks are systematically denied access to local municipal community centers that charge exorbitant entry fees, or, exclusive swim clubs that only the most resourceful parents can navigate.
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Elsewhere, Belgium's nuclear agency said it has withdrawn the entry badges of some staff and denied access to other people recently amid concern the country's nuclear plants could be a target for extremists.
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Zhengjia had also shared footage of her and her husband being denied access to her parents after they were allegedly told they could hand them some cash before they were flown to China.
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As of late Monday, 70 Hanjin ships have been denied access to ports and three have been seized by creditors through court orders - one in Singapore and two in unidentified locations in China.
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Some investment banks seeking to be added as underwriters to Snapchat owner Snap Inc's initial public offering registration document have been denied access to review it before it is made public this week.
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Without non-discrimination protections we also risk being denied access to housing and shelter, education and employment opportunities-- consequently the skills, experiences, and relationships needed to unlock the pathway to the American dream.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A United Nations team of rights experts cut short a trip to Hungary, saying it had been illegally denied access to camps where migrants are detained on the country's southern frontier.
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Some 313 Mexicans with eTAs were denied access to Canada in January, according to official Canadian data obtained by Reuters, more than the total number rejected each year in 2012, 2013 and 2014.
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Human rights groups have consistently attacked the kingdom's judicial process as unfair, pointing to accusations that confessions have been secured under torture and that defendents in court have been denied access to lawyers.
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The measure, passed by state lawmakers last month, would cut bureaucratic red-tape by preventing patients from waiting up to four months for approval and being denied access because of past criminal convictions.
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Peterman was in constant dispute with the university's administration, as was the surrounding African-American neighborhood, itself a community that was essentially denied access to the school's privileged, near-Ivy League green campus.
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They said that her Islamic head scarf had been forcibly removed, that she was chained hand and foot, and that she was being denied access to halal food and had eaten only crackers.
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Human rights groups have consistently attacked the kingdom's judicial process as unfair, pointing to accusations that confessions have been secured under torture and that defendants in court have been denied access to lawyers.
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Many in Canada have reacted with consternation at China's treatment of the two Canadians, who have been denied access to lawyers and been confined in secret detention centers, without visits from family members.
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They should think about the initial cover up, the international experts denied access to the epicenter of the outbreak, and the Chinese government efforts to blame everyone but itself for this global pandemic.
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He must have realized it was absurd to expect to survive that long privileged drive, exposed not only to nuclear fallout but also to attacks by outraged citizens denied access to those highways.
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Under RSDL, if police claim national security exceptions, they may hold the suspect, without notifying anyone, in a secret location for up to six months, denied access to a lawyer or family members.
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Rex W. Tillerson, the choice for secretary of state, faces a second round of questions — Wednesday, he called for China to be denied access to its artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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He points out the hypocrisy in the current system, in which female chiefs who take over from their husbands are generally well respected, yet their female children are denied access to the role.
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"Many of our states have also been denied access to the abundant energy resources on their lands that could bring greater wealth to the people and benefit to our whole nation," Trump said.
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The suit, filed in September 2016, argued that students at some of the city's most underperforming schools — serving mostly racial minorities — had been denied "access to literacy" because of underfunding, mismanagement and discrimination.
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While girls in major cities like Kabul may be encouraged to pursue educational opportunities, girls in more isolated regions of Afghanistan are often denied access to schooling in favor of providing for their families.
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Connolly said he intervened in a situation Saturday night where a 71-year-old man with a heart condition had been detained and denied access to a lawyer until very late in the evening.
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The debate is now reaching a boiling point as founders from both companies are set to get rich while drivers say they still aren't paid enough while being denied access to full-employee benefits.
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While Comey suggested that his investigators believed they had sufficient information to understand the problem, he admitted in January before the Senate Intelligence Committee that his investigators were denied access to the physical servers.
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According to the Washington Post's unnamed experts, SpaceX was denied access to the rooftop, which was instead investigated by Air Force officials who found no evidence of a connection to the September 1st explosion.
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The two Labour politicians had lobbied for over a year to gain entry to the secretive detention center, which had previously denied access to even the United Nations special rapporteur on violence against women.
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KS filed for court receivership on Wednesday after losing the support of its banks, setting the stage for its assets to be frozen as ports from China to Spain denied access to its vessels.
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TMZ reports that the tribe made an exception for Beyoncé and her team to shoot the video at the site for a few hours, becoming the envy of campers who are regularly denied access.
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In his Senate confirmation hearing in January, new U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson angered China by saying it should be denied access to islands it had built up in the South China Sea.
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That same year, a British pediatrician was denied access to the women's locker room at her gym because the software it used to manage its membership system automatically coded her title—"doctor"—as male.
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Even American officials, legally obliged to ensure that American weapons given as military aid to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's government are not being used to violate human rights, have often been denied access.
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In April 2011, when a US Ambassador traveled to Azerbaijan, on the southwestern edge of the former USSR, he was denied access to the riverside borderland that separates this South Caucasus nation from Iran.
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Her also denied a report in The New York Times that said Greece was holding illegal migrants at a secret "black site" where they are denied access to lawyers and cannot file asylum claims.
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By contrast, the black majority endured segregation in urban townships and in rural reserves, denied access to the most fertile land and often serving whites in menial roles as housekeepers, gardeners, laborers and farmhands.
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Ms. Meng's bail conditions have spurred anger in Canada because critics have contrasted her surroundings with the harsh conditions of the Canadians arrested by China, who are denied access to lawyers and their families.
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Honenu, a right-wing legal aid organization, denounced the fact that the five youths initially detained in the woman's attack had been denied access to legal counsel for days under court-approved counterterrorism laws.
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According to non-profit B'TSelem, the conviction rate in Israeli military courts is nearly 100 percent—as Palestinian teens, often denied access to counsel, are pressured into signing plea deals that admit their guilt.
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But the UNHCR voiced deep concern on Friday about the safety and security of those expelled, saying they had been denied access to legal counsel and a chance to have their asylum claims assessed.
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There is no evidence yet that any of them will be denied access to do their jobs, but the combination of the new rules and this administration's attitude toward the press make it almost inevitable.
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If a session replay retargets the app with the identical intercepted credentials, it will be denied access as it's impossible that the exact physical speed and manner of two physical swipes will be the same.
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In his Senate confirmation hearing last month, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson raised China's ire when he said Beijing should be denied access to the islands it is building in the South China Sea.
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Our sources say Rocky asked for the meeting, but when an official from the American Consulate arrived at the detention center to meet him, he was squarely denied access -- a clear violation of the treaty.
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"We come here today not as employees at the same company, or as even colleagues in tech, but as six of the 60 million workers in America that are denied access to justice," she said.
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An example of a sample tutoring session in Toot An example of a sample tutoring session in Toot Persecuted in his homeland, Zabihian was denied access to higher education because of his family's faith, Bahá'í.
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What happens when she is denied access to a job because there is no protection for transgender workers, or denied housing, or an education, or access to facilities and services when discrimination becomes legally permissible?
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On Wednesday, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, said China should be denied access to islands it has built and placed military assets on in the South China Sea.
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De Blasio says he and his team, which included a New York Police Department security detail, were repeatedly denied access to the facility, so they tried to get a better view from the Mexico side.
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One of them is Gilber Caro, a member of the National Assembly, who was recently transferred to an undisclosed location, where he is being denied access to legal counsel or any contact with the outside.
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Inmates also alleged that privileged calls with their attorneys were monitored and recorded and that they had been denied access to religious services in the original version of the class-action lawsuit filed in April.
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Mr. Jain and Ms. Sellers also said they were initially denied access to discounted transit passes because they were told that they had to be administered through Harvard's 13 schools, and the institute didn't count.
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A Chinese professor who publicly criticized President Xi Jinping's handling of the deadly coronavirus has been put under house arrest, barred from social media, and denied access to the internet, his friends told The Guardian.
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Groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union have warned that the bill would "place the burden" on people with disabilities who are denied access to public spaces, rather than the businesses violating the law.
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When Mr. Loret and his associates — a network of concerned citizens, political activists and union members — began efforts to register children for school in the town of Champs-sur-Marne, the children were denied access.
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From 1948 to 1967, Jerusalem was a divided city and Israeli citizens of all faiths as well as Jewish citizens of all states were denied access to holy sites in the area controlled by Jordan.
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This investigation uncovered evidence that people held in private prisons were denied access to functioning toilets and proper medical care and served inedible food, and had no opportunity to challenge excessive use of solitary confinement.
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U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ruled last December that a member of the panel, Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap, was improperly denied access to materials prepared and submitted by his fellow commissioners.
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In Mumbai, Muslim women have been denied access the Haji Ali dargah's sanctum sanctorum, and Hindu temples (and their regulating trusts) in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have denied women the access to certain temple areas.
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The gallery associate, Justen Beans, told me that a white patron, happening upon the complementary "Colored Only" sign, noted that it was the first time that he had ever been denied access to a space.
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Wang's case has been shrouded in secrecy and uncertainty, as authorities have released little information about his well-being and have denied access to Li and the seven lawyers she has appointed to defend him.
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However, female fans have been denied access to matches since, with Iran's friendly against Syria earlier this month the latest incident when women were locked out of the Azadi Stadium and detained by security forces.
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In some cases, she said people have been refused entry to Britain after going to funerals overseas or denied access to healthcare, lost jobs, and even been made homeless because they do not have sufficient paperwork.
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NFL spokeswoman Natalie Ravitz said on Twitter on Friday, however, that "four different individuals working for the NFL" contacted the King County police seeking information during the league's investigation and were denied access to the evidence.
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Qatar had asked the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to intervene after its national carrier was denied access to the airspace of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates as part of economic sanctions.
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One veteran journalist at the Chosun Ilbo, a major South Korean newspaper, was last month denied access by the South Korean government to cover a round of negotiations with North Korea because he was a defector.
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In a 2013 paper, Jody Herman, a scholar at the UCLA law school's Williams Institute, discussed a survey finding that 70% of transgender people "reported being denied access, verbally harassed, or physically assaulted in public restrooms".
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Donna Shalala and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell were verbally denied access into the Homestead temporary shelter for unaccompanied migrant children last Monday by the Department of Health and Human Services, the Miami Herald reports.
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South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd filed for court receivership at the end of August, which set the stage for its assets to be frozen as ports from China to Spain denied access to its vessels.
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There has also been no repeat to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's apparent warning in his confirmation hearing that China should be denied access to artificial islands it has been building in the South China Sea.
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The CRC on Monday was preparing a report, with input from a WADA inspection team that last month was denied access to the Moscow data, and would present its recommendations to the executive board by Jan.
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The violence, which has killed hundreds of civilians, has been fueled by social tensions between Bantu villagers and the Twa, a hunting and gathering people who have long been denied access to land and basic services.
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Laws like the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ensure that our actions as a society follow the moral certainties we share: that no child be denied access to knowledge and opportunity because of their unique circumstance.
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"If the press is not free to cover the news because its reporter is unjustly denied access, it is not free," former White House correspondent Sam Donaldson said in a court declaration supporting CNN on Tuesday.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Uttar Pradesh state officials must investigate whether homeless people are denied access to shelters because they don't have identity cards, which they cannot obtain without an address, India's highest court has ordered.
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Khan's case, and that of another man, Hasnat Karim, who has British and Bangladeshi dual citizenship, has also drawn criticism from human rights groups who say they were illegally detained and denied access to a lawyer.
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Millions more children are denied access to education simply because their parents are poor, because they are girls, or because they are growing up in countries blighted by conflict such as in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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That day—a primary election day—two Senate incumbent campaigns were unable to access or update their digital voter file for more than four continuous hours, denied access by the decision of a tech-savvy individual.
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China has yet to let his investigators visit, Russia-controlled Crimea has refused to allow a monitoring office, and the United States has denied access to the Guantánamo Bay detention facility for confidential interviews with prisoners.
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He will even poke fun at a nervous Cubs fan base still worried about mystical forces, like the curse supposedly placed on the team by a tavern owner whose goat was denied access to Wrigley Field.
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While Collins has an official role in the jail, the facility has also denied access to religious leaders from other faiths who have offered to act as volunteer chaplains in the jail, according to the lawsuit.
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart, and communication is something that's close to yours—it's what the world runs on, and you hate being ignored, interrupted, or denied access to the information you need!
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Some experts warn that hiding the mistakes of the past could stymie efforts to somehow make amends and compensate communities of color that still feel the economic hit of being denied access to lucrative property ladders.
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The senators, who say they are being denied access to documents from Kavanaugh's time in the George W. Bush White House, additionally filed papers asking for a court to take immediate action to order the release.
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After the crash, she says she was denied access to the footage by Miramax studios unless she signed an agreement "releasing them of any consequences of my future pain and suffering," which she refused to do.
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Homeland Security officials said on Saturday night that 109 people who were already in transit to the United States when the order was signed were denied access; 173 were stopped before boarding planes heading to America.
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In addition to being denied access to education inside the camps, the report alleges that Rohingya refugee children are also prohibited from leaving the camps to attend the local schools, and cannot take national school examinations.
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But the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) warned that the legislation would "place the burden" on people with disabilities who are denied access to public spaces, rather than the businesses that aren't complying with the law.
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Elizabeth Shapiro, a deputy director in the DOJ civil division, countered that Democrats should be denied access to the Mueller grand jury materials, arguing that a congressional impeachment proceeding doesn't meet the criteria to release them.
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" Michael Caster, who worked with Mr. Dahlin at the Chinese Urgent Action Working Group, said on Monday that Mr. Dahlin had made the confession "under duress in effectively secret detention while being denied access to legal representation.
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In a video streamed to Facebook, which has now been viewed almost two million times, Merkley detailed his frustrated efforts to gain access to the building—a repurposed Walmart—after being denied access multiple times by staff.
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She "was stopped at Thai Immigration for several hours, and finally denied access to Thailand," the rights group said, adding that she was allowed to book a flight to return to the country she had come from.
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This update to the Royal Family security detail comes after Grant was denied access to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's home after threatening to show up uninvited if she wasn't granted a meeting with her half-sister.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Two lawyers hired by the wife of an Australian detained in Beijing for suspected espionage said they have been denied access to him by Chinese authorities because the detainee did not agree to their appointment.
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Condé Nast Traveler reports that passenger Joanne Catherall learned this the hard way after she was allegedly denied access to the business-class lounge for Australian airline Qantas, where a staff member vetoed her plush sheepskin boots.
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Nevertheless, GOP leaders are taking such extraordinary steps to control information that they triggered an impromptu scavenger hunt on Capitol Hill last week among senators and House Democrats who were being denied access to new bill text.
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Although women make up the majority of the agricultural labor force, a recent World Bank study shows that they produce less than men because they are denied access to markets, loans, and information about new farming techniques.
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Claiming that the small business lending landscape is "fundamentally flawed," with 58% of SMBs denied access to funding, Become's platform uses technology to give each business a "LendingScore" based on how fundable its algorithms think it is.
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Thousands of demonstrators from Afghanistan's historically oppressed Hazara minority marched through Kabul on Monday to protest against the planned route of a multi-million dollar power transmission line, which they claim they are being denied access to.
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Around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to Europe's single market, according to a Reuters survey of firms in September.
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" A month later, one of Lew's top deputies, Adam Szubin, testified that despite the nuclear deal "Iran will be denied access to the world's most important market and unable to deal in the world's most important currency.
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It is not uncommon for an individual named on a federal watchlist to be denied access to a flight at a foreign airport or from obtaining a visa when they apply for entry at an embassy abroad.
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China's artificial islands became a hot issue last week when the U.S. nominee for Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, told a Senate hearing that Beijing should be repelled from, and then denied access to, the controversial islets.
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Based in Belgium, the cooperative has in rare instances disconnected countries' banks from its network as a tool of financial sanctions — notably on Iran in 2012, which was consequently denied access to billions of dollars in revenue.
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But the agreement was quickly violated; Rouser said that Wiccan services were suspended for no reason, while other religious services were allowed to continue, and that he was denied access to religious items like herbs and oils.
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"We are very concerned that the lawyer is being denied access," Christoph Kucklick, editor-in-chief of GEO, said in a joint statement with Adrian Evans, director of Panos Pictures, of which Minzayar Oo is a member.
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One of the two sites the IAEA sought to inspect and was denied access to could have hosted "activities potentially related to uranium conversion", a process that precedes enrichment in the fuel cycle, the U.S. statement said.
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The Department of Homeland Security is indiscriminately penalizing New York residents — both those directly denied access to expedited transit and those derivatively affected by the attendant economic and social consequences — for the actions of lawmakers in Albany.
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About 5,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if it is denied access to Europe's single market, half the original forecast, a Reuters survey in March found.
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In a heated floor debate before the vote, Republicans pointed to a provision in the bill that says an individual could not be denied access to a restroom, locker room or dressing room based on their gender identity.
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In that role, Jackson has changed how schools deal with sexual assault cases, stopped investigating complaints transgender students were denied access to restrooms matching their gender identity, and may soon overhaul policy addressing racial disparities in school discipline.
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Those who are arrested or charged with certain crimes could also be denied access to work permits, which the immigration agency has long provided to asylum-seekers as their cases run through sometimes lengthy court or administrative processes.
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Another issue raised by FaceApp users was that the iOS app appears to be overriding settings if a user had denied access to their camera roll, after people reported they could still select and upload a photo — i.e.
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"Drivers have long been denied access to the kinds of benefits and labor protections many workers take for granted, such as paid sick leave or the minimum wage," Jim Conigliaro Jr., cofounder of IDG, said in a statement.
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"The rules for accessing antenatal care are very clear that women should not be denied access based on their ability to pay, and this amount shouldn't be paid upfront—but there's also a lot of miscommunication," Boutros says.
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In September, a Reuters survey of 123 firms showed that around 10,000 finance jobs would be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to the single market.
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After the Army refused to provide hormone therapy for Chelsea Manning's gender transition, she was forced to sue the US Army to obtain it, claiming she had been denied access to "medically necessary treatment" for her gender transformation.
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Trump, among other things, denied access to the US for people from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen, and is still keen on the whole "building a wall along the entire US border with Mexico" thing.
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What's a little better here is that if you're an immigrant and you're denied a visa for a country, you'll mostly be denied access as a person, instead of just because you're a citizen of a certain country.
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Nearly a decade ago, the social worker filed a human rights case that claimed First Nations kids are systemically denied access to the health, education, and child welfare services that are widely available to non-First Nations kids.
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SOFIA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Iran has denied access to its airspace to a Bulgarian government jet taking a delegation led by Prime Minister Boyko Borissov to Tehran's regional arch-enemy Saudi Arabia, Sofia's foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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Amnesty International said last week that more than 1,000 Iranians had been arrested and detained in jails "notorious for torture and other ill-treatment over the past seven days", with many being denied access to families and lawyers.
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BEIJING — One of China's most prominent human rights activists, the blogger Huang Qi, went on trial on Monday on charges of leaking state secrets, and American diplomats seeking to attend the proceedings said they had been denied access.
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Some have contrasted her situation with those of the two Canadians accused of espionage in China, who have been held in isolation and in undisclosed locations, denied access to lawyers, and prevented from going outside or seeing sunlight.
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Both blacks and whites were unanimous that there were concrete and specific targets they wanted to resolve, such as people denied access to an apartment building, a company not hiring blacks, a fire department that was all white.
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Russian officials say they have been improperly denied access to her, but the British police said last week that Ms. Skripal was aware of the Russian offer to visit and help, and that she had turned it down.
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WASHINGTON/DUBAI (Reuters) - An Iranian-American businessman detained in Iran since October has been denied access to his lawyer by authorities, his attorney and family said in an interview and on social media over the last two days.
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Mr. Patton said that in addition to other restrictions that had been imposed — fewer hot meals and showers, for instance — inmates at the jail were being denied access to lawyers and relatives in violation of their constitutional rights.
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During two weeks of questioning by officers from military intelligence and police special branch, the reporters were denied access to their families and lawyers, Kyaw Soe Oo told Judge Ye Lwin, overseeing proceedings at the court in Yangon.
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Knight, in which the court found that there were First Amendment interests at stake when the White House denied access to a reporter, and that the White House had to have clear standards for "eligible" reporters to get credentialed.
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The messy scenes that followed, including an incident relayed in court documents when lawyers were denied access to arriving refugees by a customs clerk who referred their questions to Trump himself, laid the traps for a more fundamental crisis.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state set a course for a potentially serious confrontation with Beijing on Wednesday, saying China should be denied access to islands it has built in the contested South China Sea.
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Many patients who wish to access lifesaving drugs are denied access because said patients don't meet the FDA's criteria; this could be caused by merely having been diagnosed with a disease a few months earlier than the FDA requires.
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"The alleged legal basis for Ms. al-Qaradawi and Mr. Khalaf's arrest and detention further suffers from other serious defects," it said, noting they were not brought promptly before a judge and were denied access to family and lawyers.
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In the footage, Ward claimed he was denied access to the restroom because he hadn't purchased anything from the coffeeshop, yet spoke with a white man who also hadn't purchased anything and had been being given the restroom code.
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Miguel Mora and Lucía Pineda, station director and news director of Nicaragua's 100% Noticias, have been held for over five months on charges of "inciting hate and violence," and while behind bars have been denied access to their lawyers.
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Attorney: 'Just the tip of the iceberg' Chicago attorney Flint Taylor represents three African American men who say they were unlawfully arrested, handcuffed to a wall in a dark cell, strip-searched and denied access to food and counsel.
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Millions more children are still denied access to education simply because their parents are poor or from a stigmatized group, because they were born female, or because they are growing up in countries affected by conflict or chronic crises.
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A rescue boat run by German charity Mission Lifeline, denied access to Italian and Maltese ports for almost a week, was only allowed to dock in Malta yesterday after eight European countries pledged to take the migrants on board.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - A lawyer for two Myanmar journalists detained in Bangladesh while reporting on the influx of thousands of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar said on Monday he had been denied access to them amid concern over their well-being.
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BOSTON — In a ruling that could have tremendous consequences for the country's correctional system, a federal judge said this week that a Massachusetts man facing a jail sentence could not be denied access to treatment for his opioid addiction.
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REUTERS/Mike Blake Around the country Trump's pick for secretary of state set a course for a potentially serious confrontation with Beijing, saying that China should be denied access to the islands it built in the South China Sea.
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South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd filed for court receivership in August after losing the support of its banks, setting the stage for its assets to be frozen as ports from China to Spain denied access to its vessels.
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After hearing MedPAC's plans for future recommendations, I hope that Congress and the administration will step in to ensure that the existing statute protecting patients from denied access to care based on flawed cost-effectiveness analyses is not circumvented.
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Supporters of a withdrawal have been encouraged as well by reports that other countries in the bloc have recognized that they might suffer if there was a complete rupture and they were denied access to London's financial services sector.
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Just two weeks ago, hackers briefly denied access to whole chunks of the internet by creating a flood of traffic that overwhelmed the servers of a New Hampshire company called Dyn, which helps manage key components of the internet.
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Amnesty International said on Thursday that more than a thousand Iranians had been arrested and detained in jails "notorious for torture and other ill-treatment over the past seven days", with many being denied access to families and lawyers.
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"So it is not over, even though the cessation of hostilities is largely holding in large parts of the country, there are tremendous dramas for the civilian population still, and we are denied access still in too many places," he said.
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U.S. District Judge Michael Simon on Monday granted an emergency order sought by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Innovation Law Lab, a nonprofit whose attorneys have been denied access to immigrants being held at the prison in Sheridan.
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Right from the start, in fact -- the traveling British press corps was temporarily denied access after some confusion over credentials and the use of the dd-mm-yy birthdate format (something used not just in Britain, but much of the world).
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David noted that in 30 states "you run the risk of being fired or losing your housing or being denied access to public spaces, because of your LGBTQ status" because there is no state law to prevent that from happening.
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"You'll see about roughly 28503,22020 more New Yorkers won't be able to renew their Trusted Traveler Programs this year, and I mentioned the almost 80,000 who are going to be immediately denied access to the Trusted Traveler Programs," he said.
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Lawyers have been able to meet with the men since June 26, the day after a court ordered the Bureau of Prisons and ICE to allow them access — but for weeks leading up to that lawsuit, lawyers were denied access.
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"The public has an interest in knowing that neither [Mansmann] nor any other student who expresses a comparable view in similar fashion will be denied access to school simply because her viewpoint offends the sensibilities of school administrators," Walker wrote.
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At that point, certain apps are denied access to the network, and their processing jobs (such as checking for updates or for news) are halted, except for periodic moments when they are allowed to access the network for updates and syncs.
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Since the email arrangement came to public knowledge a year ago, the State Department has found itself defending Clinton in scores of lawsuits from groups, individuals and news outlets who say they were wrongly denied access to Clinton's federal records.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of state has set a course for a potentially serious confrontation with Beijing, saying China should be denied access to islands it has built in the contested South China Sea.
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The State Department recently ceased funding a network of American Cultural Centres at Chinese universities in the face of official harassment—including an episode in which Terry Branstad, America's ambassador, was denied access to one funded by his own embassy.
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In a statement, Scott Braden, the attorney for both Davis and Ward, said his clients were "denied access to independent mental health experts, even though they clearly demonstrated that mental health issues would be significant factors at their trials. "Mr.
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" Allen, a former gubernatorial candidate, contends that Democrats share some blame for the fire risk due to policies over the years that have "regulated the timber industry out of California and denied access of Northern Californians to their own natural resources.
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"If the press is not free to cover the news because its reporter is unjustly denied access, it is not free," former White House correspondent Sam Donaldson said in a declaration supporting CNN that was filed with the court on Tuesday.
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As I stated when my gift was announced, for splendid youngsters such as these to be denied access to a higher education, and to all the opportunities that that can afford, simply because of financial need is a national tragedy.
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The workers harvesting the palm leaves to make the wax were forced to sleep outside, denied access to clean drinking water and paid $12 a day, according to an episode of the series "Markencheck" ("Brand Check"), which aired this month.
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"UN human rights experts have taken the unprecedented step of suspending an official visit to Hungary after they were denied access to the Roszke and Tompa 'transit zones' at the border with Serbia," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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Prosecutors argued that Schulte was motivated by revenge for being denied access to computer systems and then took several measures to not only get this data, but to cover his tracks by erasing his record of having ever accessed the info.
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Anecdotal stories of people displaying coronavirus symptoms and being refused a test have begun popping up on social media, and there have been a number of reports of those who were later found to be infected being denied access to tests.
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"We and their families continue to be denied access to them or to the most basic information about their well-being and whereabouts," Reuters President and Editor-In-Chief Stephen J. Adler said in a statement calling for their immediate release.
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ICE officials said that the sweep, Operation Safe City, which concluded Wednesday, focused on "sanctuary jurisdictions" where the agency is denied access to jails to interview suspects and where its requests to take those arrested into custody are not honored.
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Lawyers in one inquiry, conducted by the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, were denied access to key documents, according to Dumisa Buhle Ntsebeza, who leads the organization's inquiry panel and once headed South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission's investigation unit.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Russia's Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) is again on the verge of suspension after a World Anti-Doping Agency inspection team visiting a Moscow laboratory was denied access to raw data to complete its full reinstatement, WADA said on Friday.
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"These changes invite discrimination and could result in trans people being denied access to critical homeless services, forcing them to remain on the street and putting them at further risk of physical violence and abuse," the members said in their letter.
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The Department of Education has already signaled its hostility toward transgender students, first rescinding federal guidance on Title IX's application to transgender students and then claiming reports of discrimination by trans students denied access to facilities are not within its jurisdiction.
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The potential for the busy waterway to become a global flashpoint was highlighted last week when the nominee for U.S. Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, told a Senate hearing that China should be denied access to islands it has built there.
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Ji Seong Ho's tragic account paints a vivid picture of the dark reality for millions of North Koreans today who face famine and starvation, and complete isolation from any modern technology or current events, as they are denied access to information.
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Around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to the single market, a Reuters survey of firms employing the bulk of workers in international finance shows.
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A New York City Department of Buildings inspector went to the property on Monday after learning that someone had been trapped in an elevator, but was denied access to the building, Abigail Kunitz, a spokeswoman for the agency, said in an email.
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Even in the past couple months, fact-checkers helping Facebook with fake news said they were denied access to necessary data, and Facebook's tool to inform users about Russian interference was buried in its Help Center and quietly released just before Christmas.
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"Like Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Ward and Mr. Davis were denied access to independent mental health experts even though they clearly demonstrated that mental health issues would be significant factors at their trials," Scott Braden, assistant federal defender in Arkansas, said in April.
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CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins A CNN reporter was denied access to a press conference held by President Donald Trump on Wednesday after she asked him questions about his former lawyer Michael Cohen and Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day.
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Around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if Britain is denied access to Europe's single market, a Reuters survey in September of firms employing the bulk of workers in international finance found.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India's ambitious biometric identity project could lead to millions of people being denied access to essential services and benefits in violation of their human rights, campaigners said, ahead of key court hearings on the legitimacy of the program.
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"You have to define security and admissibility more narrowly because the impact is that people are denied access to the refugee definition, and they're forced to put up with this very inadequate process, which is the pre-removal risk assessment," said Dench.
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The legislation, also sponsored by Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, is the latest action in a concerted effort to attain menstrual equity for women denied access to what advocates consider a necessary health item comparable to toilet paper.
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The current prayer area came into use around 500 years ago when the Ottoman rulers of Jerusalem allowed Jews to congregate there; it has been in use since then except between 1948 and 1967 when Jews were denied access by the Jordanians.
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"We understand it is a new law that is untried and untested and that everyone is learning, but ... to be denied access to either process is damaging to the business, the employees who depend on it and importantly the creditors," he said.
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ACLU's policy and legal counsel Rose Godinez wrote in a statement on the organization's website that the ACLU received multiple reports of alleged abuse and mistreatment during the raid and its aftermath, including pregnant women being denied access to water in high temperatures.
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More than 100 outside journalists invited to Pyongyang for the rare event were denied access to the theater and had to rely on the North's state-run Central TV, which didn't release footage of Mr. Kim addressing the delegates until late Friday night.
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Sir Malcolm Evans, leader of the four-member team from the United Nations Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture, said in a statement Wednesday that his group had been denied access to sites under control of Ukraine's domestic intelligence agency, known as the SBU.
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The Supreme Court, in Hobby Lobby, dramatically and wrongly, in my opinion, extended this, allowing a religious corporation to opt out of a law when such an opt out would cause harm to a third party, the women denied access to free contraception.
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Saeed Moshfegh, an Iranian doctoral student at the University of Miami, told the Herald he was denied access to his bank account after his local branch told him it could not accept the documentation that showed his current status as a student.
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"We and their families continue to be denied access to them or to the most basic information about their well-being and whereabouts," Reuters President and Editor-In-Chief Stephen J. Adler said last week in a statement calling for their immediate release.
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Highlighting the contested South China Sea as a potential flashpoint, Trump's Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson threw out an explosive challenge to Beijing on Wednesday by calling for it be denied access to artificial islands it is building in the strategic waterway.
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There is no limit to the number of stories in recent years of young women denied access to emergency contraception, patients being denied care because they had an abortion, or individuals being turned away from clinics because of their gender/sex identity.
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But, since these providers offer a comprehensive range of reproductive health-care services in one facility, they will no longer be eligible for Title X funding and their patients will be denied access to low or no-cost critical health-care services.
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"Veterans should not be denied access to a medicine that can help alleviate their condition, and doctors must be able to discuss and recommend all treatments," Michael Collins, deputy director for the Drug Policy Alliance's Office of National Affairs, said in a statement.
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If the Trump administration succeeds this year in defunding Planned Parenthood, slashing funding for family planning or turning Title X into a promoter of abstinence and failed natural family planning methods, millions of women could be denied access to their family planning provider.
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Exercises like Dark Winter eventually led the Bush administration to pass the National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive—otherwise known as "Directive 51"— which contains annexes so classified, even members of Congress on the Homeland Security Committee are denied access to them.
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The largest global banks, asset managers and insurers in London plan to shift or create about 10,000 new roles overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to Europe's single market, according to a Reuters survey published last week.
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The Bush administration deemed him an enemy combatant and held him for years at the Charleston, S.C., naval brig — including a 22-month period when he was denied access to a lawyer and interrogators subjected him to extreme isolation and sensory deprivation.
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The protest came as conditions in overcrowded shelters for migrant children are coming under new scrutiny and becoming a focus of debate over President Trump's immigration policies, amid reports of children and teenagers being denied access to showers, clean clothing and sufficient food.
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Last week on the "Celebrity Big Brother," Manigault-Newman claimed that when she attempted to reason with Trump about some of his tweets, she was "attacked" and denied access by "all of the people around him," including Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
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In audio of the gaggle shared with the entire White House press corps by the radio pooler, Spicer denied that CNN and the New York Times had been denied access to the briefing because the White House is unhappy with their coverage.
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Manigault-Newman claimed that when she attempted to reason with President Donald Trump about some of his tweets, she was "attacked" and denied access by "all of the people around him," including Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and daughter Ivanka Trump.
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"Whether it is the disenfranchisement of the people of Puerto Rico or Latino neighborhoods denied access to clean air and water, Latinos in the United States have been burdened for too long by a legacy of systemic discrimination," Buttigieg wrote in the plan.
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On Monday, in his first interviews since his release on bail, Mr. Hua described how he was barred from leaving mainland China, had been denied access to a lawyer, and had to sleep next to a bucket of urine while in custody.
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Experts said the policy would apply to issues of sex discrimination, such as students who are denied access to the school bathroom that aligns with their gender identity or a transgender woman who is refused a female room assignment at a hospital.
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The girls have not only been denied access to education to get themselves back on track, but the continued attacks on schools across the northeast have also encouraged negative attitudes towards education—it is seen as just too dangerous to go to school.
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" She writes that she feels that her son "was denied access to a college not because he failed to work and study hard enough, but because wealthy individuals felt it was okay to lie, cheat, steal, and bribe their way into a good college.
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Erez Reuveni, a lawyer from the Justice Department's Office of Immigration Litigation, said on Friday that more than 100,000 valid visas had been canceled, during a hearing about a lawsuit filed by two Yemeni brothers who were denied access to the US last Saturday.
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Hong Kong (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of state has set the stage for a potential showdown with China over the South China Sea, saying that China should be denied access to the artificial islands it has built in the disputed waters.
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Another incident from January of this year involved a black man claiming he was denied access to a Torrance, CA store's bathroom, while a white man was given the code to enter, despite neither of the men purchasing anything, according to the Washington Post.
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"There are disturbing allegations of excessive use of force by security and armed forces, and I am also alarmed by reports that some detainees have been denied access to lawyers, which is their right, and that others have been mistreated while in detention," Bachelet said.
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The passenger and her boyfriend were boarding a Vueling flight from Palma to Barcelona, Spain on July 21 when she was denied access and sent back to the terminal while wearing a black bodysuit and a denim mini-skirt, according to the UK's Mirror.
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He agreed with the findings of a Reuters survey published last week that around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years in the initial wave, if the UK is denied access to Europe's single market.
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Reports indicated that a barista had called the police on the men because they had yet to order anything, and several days later a video of a black man being denied access to a southern California Starbucks bathroom because he too, hadn't purchased anything.
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Almost half of the students said reporters should be denied access if protesters believe the reporting would be biased (49 percent), if the protesters want to be left alone (48 percent) and if the protesters want to tell their own story online (44 percent).
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Orestes Fintiklis, managing partner of Ithaca Capital Partners, which now owns the hotel and the majority of the condo units at the Trump International Hotel & Tower, filed the suit on the grounds he had been denied access when attempting to enter the building on Feb.
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Brown released a profane Instagram video overnight suggesting the new allegation arose because "somebody wanted a check" and also accused the victim of being the same jilted fan who made accusations over the summer when she was denied access to Jason Derulo's tour bus.
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"Eighteen percent of respondents have been denied access to a gender-segregated public restroom, while 93 percent have experienced some sort of verbal harassment and 9 percent have experienced some form of physical assault when accessing or using gender-segregated public restrooms," the paper reads.
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Many of its arguments are similar to those made by a Virginia school board defending itself in a suit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of a male student who was denied access to the boys' restroom because he is transgender.
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According to the 2015 survey, the most recent one available, 6% of respondents who were homeless said they were denied access to a shelter in the preceding year, with 74% of those people saying they believed it was because of their gender identity or expression.
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Democrats, furious at being denied access to records related to Judge Kavanaugh, immediately interrupted the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, demanding time to consider tens of thousands of pages of documents released late Monday — the night before the hearing.
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Hargan, he thought it was no real burden for a minor, pregnant and in federal custody, to be denied access to the abortion she desperately wanted in order for the government to search for a sponsor, rather than arrange for her medical treatment directly.
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A spokesman for Mr. Rudin denied that the article — which described the movie as "a simplistic take on a complex character masquerading as an important film" — had anything to do with Mr. Vargas being denied access to see "1984," but declined to offer further explanation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to Europe's single market, according to a Reuters survey of firms employing the bulk of workers in international finance.
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"Whether it is the disenfranchisement of the people of Puerto Rico or Latino neighborhoods denied access to clean air and water, Latinos in the United States have been burdened for too long by a legacy of systemic discrimination," he said in a statement Monday.
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People with drug convictions are denied access to higher education; they and their families may be evicted from public housing; they may be subjected to a lifetime ban on welfare; parents may lose their parental rights; and, most will lose the right to vote.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The Greek government dismissed on Wednesday a report in The New York Times newspaper that it was holding illegal migrants who cross the border from Turkey at a secret "black site" where they are denied access to lawyers and cannot file asylum claims.
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What is more, some of those returned under Dublin regulations could be denied access to that country's asylum system on return if they have been out of the system for too long, meaning that they never have a full examination of their asylum claim.
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The RCMP have used court tactics to keep secret their investigative techniques for years, but have also denied access to information requests and omitted details about the technology they use in warrants filed to the court, in order to avoid having this information reach the public domain.
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The trip to Ciudad Juárez comes the same day O'Rourke is holding a "Rally for Children" outside a Border Patrol facility in Clint, Texas -- the site where lawyers say migrants, including unaccompanied children, are being denied access to basic necessities such as soap, toothbrushes and blankets.
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"Women who are denied access to abortion facilities in their local region may, in effect, be deprived of any effective opportunity to avail of their legal entitlement to such services, as the tight time scale at issue may prevent them from making alternative arrangements," the committee said.
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Alameda County Sheriff's Office is looking into an alleged misdemeanor battery -- after officials say Ujiri got furious when he was denied access to the court to celebrate after the Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors in Game 6 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena in Oakland.
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From five-hour voting lines in Arizona's Maricopa County to denied access to the pollsin Wisconsin and North Carolina, this Presidential election — the first since theSupreme Court's significant rollback of the 2900 Voting Rights Act — has already been marked by serious barriers to accessing the ballot.
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But despite public outcry this week over reports that children are being denied access to soap and blankets — not to mention the fact that the administration had requested the supplemental funds — Trump indicated he may veto the bill because it doesn't contain money for his border wall.
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Contemporary L.G.B.T. politics often forgets and neglects queer, trans and gender nonconforming folks from the hood, the banji girls, those of us who come from under-resourced communities, who are denied access to health care and affordable housing, and who lack viable means of making income.
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Girls Do Porn producers offered them alcohol and marijuana, they were denied access to read the contracts they were signing, and deeply mislead about the nature of the operation, from the fact that they'd be having sex on camera to how the videos would spread online.
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"American music is critically and fundamentally tied to the African-American experience, the experience of a people who were denied access to literacy for most of our time in this country through slavery," Mr. Jess, 51, said in an interview in March with The New School.
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Related: Assisted Suicide is About to Be Legal in Quebec — And Some Pharmacists are Still in the Dark "We do not underestimate the agony of those who continue to be denied access to the help that they need to end their suffering," the court's Friday decision reads.
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In addition to the sexual violence Zahira endured, she was also physically tortured: electrocuted; beaten with a plastic water hose on her back and soles of her feet; had her back bent; held in solitary confinement; and denied access to sanitation, medical care, or toilet facilities.
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Loeb was kept in the dark about his arrest and denied access to a lawyer, but it soon dawned on him that the treatment might have something to do with a black duffel bag he'd recently stolen from the backseat of an unlocked black 2008 GMC Yukon.
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Around 10,000 finance jobs will be shifted out of Britain or created overseas in the next few years if the UK is denied access to Europe's single market, according to a Reuters survey published in September of firms employing the bulk of workers in international finance.
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"The irregular handling of the arrest, detention, and indictment of investigative journalist Erick Kabendera, including the fact that he was denied access to a lawyer in the early stages of his detention, (is) contrary to the Criminal Procedures Act," the U.S. and British said in a joint statement.
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But everywhere strange stories are emerging: travelers turned away simply for getting a connecting flight through a Muslim country, one that isn't even on the list; legal US residents being forced to sign away their green cards; lawyers being denied access to those detained, even with a court order.
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"In marginalized communities, such as Black and Brown people, transgender people, and other groups who are denied access to the same resources, education, and employment afforded to white people, for some, sex work is the only form of survival," Alex Corona wrote in an op-ed for USA Today.
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A game of brinkmanship between WADA and Russian authorities continued as the CRC met at WADA's Montreal headquarters to discuss a report from a five member inspection team that last month was denied access to data inside the Moscow lab for using equipment not certified under Russian law.
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In that ruling, which could bolster the case for vouchers and other subsidies to religious schools, the justices sided with a Missouri church that objected to being denied access to public grant money for a playground improvement project because the state's constitution bans public funding of religious entities.
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They spoke to a raucous gathering of protesters, beside a group painting a sidewalk tribute to the recently fallen, and a few feet from a makeshift hospital tent where volunteers treated wounded protesters who they, along with rights group and witnesses, said were denied access to government hospitals.
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Natalie Cadwalader-Schultheis, an attorney who has so far also been denied access to the family, said the safe third country agreements the US has signed with countries in Guatemala, plus two other programs that seek to fast-track deportations for asylum-seekers, deny immigrants adequate access to counsel.
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Twitter anxiety "I was haunted by tweets every single day, like what is he going to tweet next?" a tearful Manigault-Newman said, adding she felt "attacked" and denied access by "all of the people around him" whenever she tried to talk to the President about his tweets.
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Former presidential candidate and Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater tried, on multiple occasions in the late 1960's and 70's, to gain access to certain areas of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base but was denied access where, he alleged, the Air Force was hiding evidence regarding flying saucers.
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Women's health and HIV/AIDS organizations felt, justifiably, that the global gag rule made it impossible to engage in family planning and HIV prevention efforts, and many American groups that accepted US government funds after acceding to the rules were denied access to international meetings, shunned by counterpart non-American groups.
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Seventy percent of transgender people surveyed in Washington, for example, a city with progressive laws allowing people to use either restroom, reported "verbal harassment, assault and being denied access to public restrooms" because of their identities, according to a report from the Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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I think it's one thing to allow people to not have to be forced to act against their conscience, but there has to be protections put in place so that other individuals aren't denied access to things they are constitutionally entitled to and that they need for their health care.
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In 2014, poor women accounted for 49% of abortion patients, according to the American Journal of Public Health, and numerous studies have shown that when women are denied access to abortion they're more likely to live in poverty, inhibiting their ability to seek out and pay for additional health care.
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"It was not without irony to me that a U.S. White House correspondent who is an American citizen was denied access to a ceremony by his own government but was granted access by the government of France," CNN Washington bureau chief Sam Feist noted in a declaration attached to the lawsuit.
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DOT Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE told reporters during a sit-down on Tuesday that FTA inspectors were denied access to Metro's tracks for hours last week.
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It had sued Colorado City, Arizona, and Hildale, Utah, and their joint water company in 2012, charging that individuals who did not belong to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were denied access to the same housing, utility and policing services as members of the church.
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Steve Penny, who was chief executive of U.S.A. Gymnastics when dozens of athletes and former athletes began going public with accusations that Nassar had sexually abused them, had ordered the removal of those documents from the ranch two years ago after Texas Rangers investigating Nassar were denied access to the property.
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The strategy to achieve this requires a peacetime strategic initiative to command Cis-Lunar space in order to enable all legal and non-hostile actors to have a presence, and to ensure the United States and its allies cannot be denied access to the prime locations of value and advantage.
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HONG KONG — Rex W. Tillerson's call for China to be denied access to its artificial islands in the South China Sea, made Wednesday during his confirmation hearing for secretary of state, set the stage for a possible crisis between the world's two biggest economies should his comments become official American policy.
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LAREDO, Texas — Tent courts erected at the southern border to hear the cases of thousands of asylum-seekers forced to return to Mexico under a Trump administration policy opened for the first time Wednesday in Laredo, Texas — but few got to see inside as the public, including media, was denied access.
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While the Canadians are held in isolation in undisclosed locations, denied access to lawyers, and prevented from going outside or seeing sunlight, Ms. Meng has been out on bail of 10 million Canadian dollars — about $7.5 million — and living in a gated, seven-bedroom mansion in the city's exclusive Shaughnessy neighborhood.
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Denied access or interviews, Mr. Theroux and his director, John Dower, hit on the idea of using actors to recreate the insider practices described by the whistle-blower and former church disciplinarian Marty Rathbun — most notably, the abuse of senior officials at the hands of Scientology's longtime leader, David Miscavige.
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Tiger's win ushered in of a youth movement on the PGA Tour—it was time for the the Hale Irwins and Greg Normans and Ben Crenshaws to take a nap—but it also meant the opening up of the game of golf to a group of outsiders who'd forever been denied access.
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Thursday's filing is the latest in a series of legal actions taken by the public defender and the ACLU of Oregon on behalf of the asylum-seekers, who they say were held with the general population of the prison and denied access to lawyers for nearly a month after they were moved there.
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The Freedom for Immigrants founders, Christina Fialho and Christina Mansfield — the Christinas, as they soon came to be known in the writers room — warned us that our chances of getting approved were zilch: These places were so private that even the California state attorney general had been denied access at one point.
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Although on the surface, Kylie wearing a du-rag seems like a silly, trendy borrowing of '90s hip-hop culture, what is actually happening is that the reality star is carrying this look into public spaces where Black people also wearing du-rags might be denied access or harassed for wearing them.
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Though he was prohibited from granting interviews or issuing public statements and was often denied access to books, paper, pens and pencils, he managed to scribble messages on scraps of paper for his family to smuggle out, and he recorded a handful of covert audio and video messages denouncing the Maduro government.
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Mr. Solano, a transgender artist who was denied access to medical care in Mexico while in the early stages of H.I.V. and went blind from the infection, offered painted self-portraits — and was among the first of 22017 artists or collectives from 17 countries selected for "Songs for Sabotage," opening on Feb.
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My experience with the legal system has taught me that people who have been incarcerated rarely have difficulty comparing today's legal system and social controls to the Jim Crow era – most are often denied the right to vote, denied from appearing on juries, segregated from society and denied access to the mainstream economy.
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MacLaren and the others, who have become friends with Skreli after interacting with him during his live streams, said the media, the musical and others have ignored Shkreli's multiple philanthropic acts, including helping cancer patients, setting up a charitable foundation and making sure that patients who need the drug Daraprim are not denied access.
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But a handful of federal court cases involving state or local prisons that denied access to substance abuse treatments could give all inmates hope - including one in Massachusetts ordering a sheriff to provide an inmate with methadone and another in Maine requiring a county jail to provide an inmate with opioid addiction drug treatment.
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In that case, the justices ruled that churches and other religious entities cannot be flatly denied public money even in states where constitutions explicitly ban such funding, siding with a church that sued after being denied access to a state grant program that helps nonprofit groups buy rubber playground surfaces made from recycled tires.
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Read more: Beijing condemns 'radical Hong Kong protesters' as state media releases videos of armed police and armored vehicles assembling nearbyRead more: China blocks US Navy warship's entry to Hong Kong port as ties between Washington and Beijing circle the drainThe USS John C. Stennis was denied access to Hong Kong's port in April 2016.
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Friends and activists say, for a while, Liu Xia seemed to be given limited freedom -- allowed to visit a bookstore and talk to a few friends and diplomats from her home phone -- even though she remained under round-the-clock surveillance from state security agents and was denied access to a computer or mobile phone.
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Fail-safe background checks would ensure that felons do not own guns, that people who have domestic violence issues go through an additional review before gun ownership, that mental health issues be a consideration in determining gun ownership and that those people who have been identified by the intelligence and security agencies as threats are denied access to guns.
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If ICER again finds in that a medication is does not fit an insurance company's profit model, as it did with a new class of cholesterol-reducing drugs called PCSK9 for people who don't respond to statins, patients will soon find themselves being denied access to medications that have kept, or will keep, them living healthy lives.
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The reasons why are complicated, and reflect a potent, hard-to-dismantle mix of HIV-related stigma and barriers to treatment here in the US. What makes those figures all the more troubling is that, in most cases, HIV-positive Americans won't be denied access to treatment or care regardless of their financial or healthcare situation.
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The act of self-love is a protection, she says, against the daily trauma of being authentically yourself in a society where you are more likely to be evicted from your home, fired from your job, denied access to health care, targeted in a hate crime, or killed in the street because of who you are.
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" The British Pregnancy Advisory Service, an organization that supports abortion rights, described the change as a "landmark moment," but, in a statement added, "Clearly this is not the solution to the gross injustice whereby women in Northern Ireland are denied access to abortion care at home, and we look forward to seeing progress on that front.
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Many Republicans — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have argued Clinton should be denied access to classified intelligence, saying that her use of a private email server when she was secretary of State "disqualifies" her.
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People caught up in the confusion after the ban was imposed were denied access to lawyers, held in detention for hours without food, and in some instances coerced into signing away their entry visas, the Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic at Cardozo Law School and the Center for Constitutional Rights said in a complaint filed late Monday.
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"I'm [out]raged and hurt because I feel that my son, my only child, was denied access to a college not because he failed to work and study hard enough but because wealthy individuals felt… it was ok to lie, cheat, steal and bribe their children's way into a good college," Toy continued, according to the lawsuit published by Deadline.
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That said, there's a core issue that people talk a lot about but rarely act on: the distribution of arts money, or more particularly, the redistribution of arts money to populations and groups that have systematically been denied access to it — which was particularly relevant to this event, given that it was part of a series titled Reparations365, focused on distributive justice.
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Women are particularly at risk: A growing number of pregnant women with uncertain immigration status are avoiding prenatal care, according to Doctors of the World, while asylum-seeking women trapped in abusive relationships are being denied access to state-funded safe houses and told to stay with their partners if they want to keep their right to stay in Britain.
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Deprived of a healthy childhood because of poverty, socialized into a male-dominated society, caught in a world where sexual harassment and abuse, rape and assault are blamed on girls, and denied access to reproductive education and reproductive health care, millions of African girls are living in a society where they have no say about what happens to them in life.
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Oz does this by limiting the access that each application has to other parts of the computer: a program may be denied access to the user's other files so an attacker cannot steal a target's documents or encryption keys, for example, or an application might not be allowed to make network connections in order to prevent hackers extracting stolen data.
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"As states across the country are stripping women of reproductive health services and coverage, Oregon is leading the way in not only protecting the right to legal abortion but in expanding coverage to ensure that no one is denied access to vital reproductive health services, from contraception to postpartum care," said Grayson Dempsey, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon, in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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Considering this, even if the meeting turns out to be nothing more than a slip in Trump's judgment, the fact that he has once given the Russians the opportunity to take control of the facts is concerning (see also his meeting with Russia's ambassador to the US, where he denied access to US media only to have Russian state media publish pictures of the meeting later on).
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"In his haste to strip these services away from families across Kentucky, Governor Bevin gave no warning to patients or guidance to providers, resulting in chaos and reports of men, women, and children being denied access to the treatments they need – forced to walk away from appointments and scheduled procedures," Yarmuth wrote in a letter Tuesday to Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar.
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With the defeat of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, the glass ceiling they wanted to smash remained in tack and the woman they thought was entitled to – not necessarily deserving of – the White House was denied access.
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Cummings wrote in a letter to DHS acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan that the agency informed his panel after staffers visited numerous facilities last week that they would be denied access to 11 different centers run by Customs and Border Protection in the future and that new restrictions would be placed on staffers' access to facilities run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and for-profit contractors.
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Many Republicans — led by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — have argued Clinton should be denied access to classified intelligence until she has been elected to the White House, saying that her use of a private email server while secretary of State "disqualifies" her.
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" Denied access to his subject, members of his family and most of his associates, Mr. Tuccille relied heavily on newspaper and magazine accounts to produce what Michael Sterne, writing in The New York Times Book Review, called "a gee-whizzer of a biography" that "points to a key to Mr. Trump's career — his ability to turn political friendships, tax abatements and government loans into opportunities for profit.
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It was announced by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), who had sought the information and threatened more drastic action if his panel continued to be denied access to the information.
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"Until trans women of color and trans women as a whole are not being murdered or attacked for simply being who they are, or until trans people are not being disowned by their families, or until trans people are no longer fired from their jobs for needing to transition, or until trans folks are no longer denied access to housing or healthcare, there will be no 'post-trans' era," he says.
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