The dissident is not named in the complaint, but Claiborne was in China when blind dissident Chen Guangcheng was housed at the Embassy.
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"Shareholders are therefore advised to directly support dissident nominees Fuller, Waterman, and Feldman by voting FOR their election on the dissident (GOLD) card," ISS wrote.
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In the West, the Soviet dissident turned Russian dissident Garry Kasparov has been the leading voice pressing the idea that Putin's power is dependent on a fragile shell game.
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"As the dissident has already achieved its explicitly stated primary goal (of removing Klaus from Arconic), the need to support all four dissident nominees seems less urgent," ISS said in its recommendation.
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Sundance's documentary lineup includes "The Dissident," directed by Bryan Fogel, a film that examines the murder of Mr. Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi journalist, and the possible cover-up by the Saudi government.
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Mr. Chalidze and Mr. Litvinov had met at a dissident gathering in Moscow and remained friends and colleagues in disseminating dissident literature after both ended up in the United States in the 1970s.
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Dissident Republicans were thought to have been behind the attack.
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It includes a variety of opposition groups and dissident politicians.
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One dissident pipes up with "I'm not", but is shushed.
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In 1987, dissident stockholders staged a takeover of the company.
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Questions abound about what happened to the dissident Saudi journalist.
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It was one last insult directed at this longtime dissident.
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Mr. Yang's status as a dissident is hardly in doubt.
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Mr. Yang's status as a dissident is hardly in doubt.
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That diminishes ability of Democrats to attract dissident Republican voters.
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But life as a dissident in the UAE is bleak.
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Al Jazeera, its satellite-TV channel, promotes dissident, often Islamist, viewpoints.
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My analyst was Martin Bergmann, an eminent but somewhat dissident Freudian.
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"I used to go to all of them," says one dissident.
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Yet even then he was no dissident, in his own eyes.
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The defence secretary is not a dissident within the Trump administration.
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She says many Vietnamese are too fearful to support a dissident.
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The dissident group claiming responsibility says it entered the embassy peacefully.
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Mr Mattis is a loyal cabinet secretary and certainly no dissident.
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However, dissident factions who rejected that deal have continued to operate.
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In Vietnam, dissident Nguyen Quang A expressed pessimism about Trump's visit.
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A Pelosi dissident, however, scoffed at the idea he would flip.
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Members of Congress also offered words remembering the prominent Chinese dissident.
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JABALLA MATAR was a businessman and dissident in Muammar Qadaffi's Libya.
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Partisans of the left welcomed Mr. Cárdenas and his dissident comrades.
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Wuilly Arteaga is a self-taught violinist and a Venezuelan dissident.
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Hanif discourages the image of himself as a risk-taking dissident.
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Dissident complained they had been blocked from campaigning against the constitution.
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Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran pastor who became an anti-Nazi dissident.
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In recent weeks, the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo died in detention.
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Dozens of journalists have been jailed alongside dissident activists and bloggers.
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Valery N. Chalidze (19219–22018), theoretical physicist, activist and Soviet dissident.
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Most recently, those attacks include the mysterious stabbing death of a Chechen dissident earlier this year in France and a brutal attack by a hammer-wielding assailant on another dissident in Poland a few weeks later.
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In 2002, two Chinese men were detained for their dissident activities online.
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"These tyrants will never hand over power peacefully," says a Kuwaiti dissident.
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Namely, some wondered, did the Chinese dissident know who his companion was?
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Dissident sects like the Cathars were denounced as heretics and eventually crushed.
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Mr Anwar, a former dissident, was previously jailed on bogus sodomy charges.
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Two dissident Green lawmakers also join the government as secretaries of state.
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Hu Shigen, a longtime dissident, was sentenced to more than seven years.
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He also demanded the release of 63 "dissident" women from Egyptian jails.
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Amnesty International identified the sentenced man as prominent dissident Nasser bin Ghaith.
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Suddenly the Soviet Union's most decorated physicist became its most prominent dissident.
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Imagine if one of these cars contained a dissident challenging a dictator.
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He was head of a physics laboratory when he became a dissident.
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There are an estimated 2,500 FARC dissident fighters, according to intelligence sources.
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But Dr. Villani, above center, is running anyway as a dissident candidate.
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"For Iraqis and Iranians it's one enemy," says an exiled Iranian dissident.
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"We voted on the dissident card more frequently," the Vanguard spokeswoman said.
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The dissident was shot and beaten in a garage in Wolfratshausen, near Munich.
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Saudi Arabia is responsible for the planned killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The Ladies in White dissident group decided to avoid creating tensions this week.
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The opposition is starting to look like Cuba's disrupted and divided dissident groups.
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But if I'm a dissident in some repressive country, talking to other dissidents?
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A former Venezuelan intelligence officer has revealed videos of dissident officers being tortured.
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Chinese dissident who had escaped house arrest and found sanctuary in the U.S.
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Cold War, brought a startling change of fortune for dissident leftists, some of
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In the early hours of November 2nd the spy-turned-dissident started vomiting.
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But perhaps Anonymous's closest kinship is with Ai Weiwei, the Chinese dissident artist.
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Htway was an active dissident during the uprising, forming a student political party.
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If you're a Saudi dissident, it could be anyone — even a Twitter employee.
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But as his work veered right, he began to fancy himself a dissident.
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Shareholders voted in favor of a dissident slate of board nominees on Wednesday.
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Fellow dissident and artist Ai Weiwei was vocal in his criticism of Beijing.
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Consider another scenario: finding yourself a dissident in a rapidly shifting political climate.
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His most recent books are Dissident Gardens and Lucky Alan and Other Stories.
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After the Trump administration attacked Canada's prime minister over trade policy, dissident Sen.
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He has promised to reveal the true details of the dissident journalist's death.
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When people referred to him as a dissident, he would reject that definition.
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That image is unraveling as a prominent Saudi journalist and dissident remains missing.
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Who are the dissident Democrats trying to deny Nancy Pelosi the speaker's gavel?
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In "Bad Bad," there is a section that reads like a dissident manifesto.
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By 2017, the FARC had completely demobilized, except for a small dissident group.
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"A concentration camp," the leftist Syrian dissident Yassin al-Haj Saleh called it.
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The new outlets, mainly run by millennials, have distanced themselves from dissident groups.
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In the South, the former dissident Kim Dae-jung had been elected president.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of a Soviet dissident.
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Patrick Chappatte The Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner died on Thursday.
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The police stayed in their precincts, showing little support for the dissident officers.
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Washington Post columnist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi was assassinated in October 2018.
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Meanwhile, dissident groups have complained they are blocked from campaigning against the constitution.
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John Podesta is about as far from dissident politics as you can get.
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A dissident comes to work at the Smile Mart, this novel's bemusement park.
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Killing the dissident Khashoggi, I think, is enough to keep the ball rolling.
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"They are dissident groups of the FARC, dissident groups of a subversive movement that our brothers in Colombia has and that we are fighting because they have dedicated themselves to drug trafficking," Defense Minister Patricio Zambrano told reporters in Quito.
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The execution of a dissident cleric in Saudi Arabia is both unfortunate and tragic.
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Khashoggi is a dissident Saudi journalist who wrote a column for the Washington Post.
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His editor at the Post says he did not even like the label "dissident".
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He did not consider himself a dissident and disliked the idea of regime change.
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Vladimir Bukovsky: The revered Soviet dissident and critic of Vladimir Putin died at 76.
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In Beijing workers obliterated the studio of Ai Weiwei, a Chinese artist and dissident.
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The helicopter was reportedly piloted by a dissident member of the special police force.
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Until now, Mr Fridman has skilfully negotiated the hazardous terrain between dissident and henchman.
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Dissident republicans, who never accepted the peace, have since then killed fewer than 100.
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Egypt's informants kept watch on the dissident Muslim Brothers who had been chased abroad.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Goldilocks Investment Co. Ltd, a dissident shareholder of Noble Group Ltd (NOBG.
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Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi went missing in Turkey last week.
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Ravich was part of a dissident shareholder group pressing for changes at the company.
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Republicans need to realize their problem isn't poor legislative leadership or dissident House conservatives.
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"It doesn't have to happen this way," one dissident muses while in the desert.
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The uptick in activist-driven deals has helped boost returns of the dissident investors.
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"He was a kind of folk hero, a dissident and a fugitive," Rhys says.
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Kollwitz was born in East Prussia, into a family of socialists and dissident Lutherans.
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Cuba already has shown the consequences of transferring the dissident class to our shores.
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The artist and vocal dissident Ai Weiwei was accused of tax fraud in 2011.
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The courts have rubber-stamped bulk bans on dissident websites and social media accounts.
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Judge Samuel Cole described Yee as a "young political dissident" and approved his asylum.
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Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and Saudi dissident, first went missing two weeks ago.
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Peter Thiel, the venture capitalist, has long been the tech industry's dissident Republican voice.
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Dissident cartoonist Ramón Esono Ebalé (aka Jamón y Queso) was arrested in Equatorial Guinea.
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"Ten families run Syria and control everything," one dissident economist is quoted as saying.
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Lyudmila Alexeyeva harked back to the Cold War dissident movement in the Soviet Union.
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Arkady Babchenko, a dissident Russian journalist, was reportedly assassinated in Kiev, Ukraine, on Tuesday.
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It actually costs far less than that per dissident if you're attacking a group.
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With another dissident, Valery Chalidze, he meticulously documented rights violations by the Soviet government.
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Juan Carlos Caguaripano, a dissident National Guard officer wanted by the government since 2014.
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Today, he considers himself "one who raises my voice," if not fully a dissident.
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The kingdom's security services often use such groups to monitor students for dissident activity.
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The plight of a dissident in a Cuban dungeon matters not only to Cubans.
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"He was a dissident even among dissidents," Yu Jie, a friend and biographer, said.
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The country frequently jails dissident writers and activists and sometimes blacks out critical publications.
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When the Lovestoneites set up a dissident movement, fewer than 5003 American Communists joined.
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In 1969, Mr. Veloso was arrested as a dissident, and then fled to London.
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Mr. Liu, 61, was perhaps China's best-known dissident and had developed liver cancer.
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In Philadelphia, we got our answer: The Democrats would invite the dissident Republicans in.
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"[College students] understand that there's something exciting and dissident and mischievous about this," he said.
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Yet his website Al-Bedaiah, a rare dissident voice in Egypt, had never been touched.
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Sasha's mildly dissident parents are seized by Stalin's secret police and sent to the gulag.
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And so he went to the USSR, and didn't visit the dissident up the road.
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Cheollima Civil Defense, a North Korean dissident group, has claimed responsibility for the February raid.
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But Hu Jia, a prominent dissident in Beijing, says Ms Liu's medical needs are real.
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The musician was ordained as a priest in 1999 in a dissident Roman Catholic group.
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There are no instances of all-out dissident wins in companies the size of Yahoo.
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Dissident groups could not immediately say whether members of their organizations were among those released.
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Whatever the amount, it seemed to make the union dissident and his attorneys quite satisfied.
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The firm has represented several high-profile clients, including the ethnic Uighur dissident, Ilham Tohti.
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The 61-year-old dissident was imprisoned in 2009 for promoting greater democracy in China.
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The first president of post-communist Czechoslovakia in 1989 was Vaclav Havel, a dissident playwright.
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Last week, another Chinese dissident decided against traveling to Hong Kong amid heightened safety fears.
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The FMLN was formed from a merger of several dissident leftist groups, including the FPL.
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Pro-government media in Turkey claim that Saudi officials ordered the dissident journalist be killed.
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The dissident journalist was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in early October.
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"We can't condone any action that silences dissident voices through judicial processes" that are unfair.
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Jaballa Matar was a leading dissident in Libya under the reign of Muammar el-Qaddafi.
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General Alberto Jose Mejia had estimated in February 2017 that dissident fighters numbered some 300.
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He's a high-ranking political dissident, a thug and a celebrity known as the Milkman.
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Patrick Gerschel, another limited partner in Starrett City, is also part of the dissident group.
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Youssef fled the country and now lives in the United States, the rare dissident comedian.
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The only concerned voice on the Soviet side came from Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the Soviet dissident.
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Jeffers' illustrations of rocket ships, moon-faced children, and dissident crayons march across bookshelves worldwide.
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But he soon turned his attention to Eastern Europe, where he started financing dissident groups.
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One Kurdish dissident, Kawa Khaled Hussein, was tortured and killed while in the militia's custody.
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Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident writer killed by Saudi agents in 2018, was a Post columnist.
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As a former Soviet dissident, I experienced first-hand the KGB breathing down my neck.
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Exiled cleric and top Erdoğan dissident Fethullah Gülen serves as honorary chair of the group.
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They have executed dozens of men on terrorism charges, including a prominent dissident Shiite cleric.
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George was also a lonely dissident voice in the Republican Party during the Vietnam War.
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Moreover, in 2018 Iran fired Fateh-class SRBMs at Kurdish dissident positions in northern Iraq.
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Efforts to remove a board usually occur through dissident shareholders at a company's annual meeting.
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Venezuela's government has acknowledged that the ELN and dissident FARC are present on its territory.
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Last month, dissident republicans claimed responsibility for three "suspicious" devices sent to addresses in Britain.
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That's why when people come to a dissident understanding of race, they never go back.
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Paul Ryan stumps to save Trumpcare from dissident Republicans Paul Ryan stumps to save Trumpcare from dissident Republicans House Speaker Paul Ryan on Sunday continued an aggressive campaign to bring Republicans in line to save his party's plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Most Cubans view dissident leaders with skepticism even if they would like to see more reforms.
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Dumber still are those claiming Cruz is somehow tied to antifa or other leftist dissident groups.
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The firm has represented several high profile clients, such as the ethnic Uighur dissident Ilham Tohti.
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Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says his studio was torn down by Chinese authorities without warning.
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The board was announced amid concerns about the disappearance and alleged murder of a Saudi dissident.
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Meanwhile, a court sentenced a prominent dissident, Qin Yongmin, to 13 years in prison for subversion.
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The dissident wing, Lupia wrote, has used social media to organize its myriad members more effectively.
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It was there, in the 1980s, he would teach the Chinese dissident artist Ai Wei Wei.
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And a dramatic embassy raid reveals why it's so tough to be a North Korean dissident.
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A satellite channel launched in Bahrain closed on its first day after interviewing a Shia dissident.
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Chinese dissident Ai Weiwei shut down an art exhibition in Copenhagen in protest at the legislation.
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It wouldn't be the first time that one of the dissident-musician's concerts has been raided.
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A YOUNG journalist will be buried today, after being accidentally shot by dissident republicans in Belfast.
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The program eventually produced tons of the agent, the dissident said, which Russia has never acknowledged.
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Between 1,000 and 1,500 (including some new recruits) have returned to the jungle as "dissident" groups.
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But under an Instant Runoff system, major candidates wouldn't need to chide dissident voters as much.
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"I avoid telling any Chinese person where I live," says a dissident writer named Yi Feng.
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He had also represented prominent artist and dissident Ai Weiwei and other critics of the government.
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It also jailed another dissident, Guo Feixiong, for six years, partly for organising the banner campaign.
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The dissident community, mourning Liu's death, took note of the cool responses of many Western governments.
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This apparent friction between senior dissident commanders could lead to bloody infighting, these FARC sources warn.
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Feature Oliver Stone wanted a hit — and the chance to put America's most iconic dissident onscreen.
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Editorial Observer "Dissident" is a loaded word in Cuba, a label used to discredit and punish.
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The dissident-turned-militia leader spent more than two decades fighting Saddam from exile in Iran.
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President Trump told The Times he believed that Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident Saudi journalist, was dead.
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Turkish officials have said the dissident journalist was tortured, killed and dismembered by a hit squad.
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The Ndebeles were accused of being "dissident" supporters of Joshua Nkomo, a rival of Mr. Mugabe.
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And it's certainly true that he saw himself as an experimenter, an anti-academic art dissident.
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I was often on the ground, in Moscow, with direct contacts with dissident authors, organizers, etc.
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The rally took place on Sakharov Prospect, named after the Soviet dissident and scientist Andrei Sakharov.
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Khashoggi was a dissident, and a columnist for The Washington Post, which is owned by Bezos.
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The Cannes Film Festival has a history of presenting, and rewarding, the work of dissident filmmakers.
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The accord, however, faces numerous potential obstacles, such as sabotage by spoilers like dissident Taliban commanders.
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Mr. Saleh, the Syrian dissident, worries that "the Syrianization of the world" could get darker still.
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Republicans derided the whistleblower as a "dissident" lurking inside the government who sought to undermine Trump.
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Big crowd gathered for unveiling of Boris Nemtsov plaza in honor of the slain Russian dissident.
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The journalist Anna Politkovskaya and dissident security officer Alexander Litvinenko had been murdered under suspicious circumstances.
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"I'm not brave, I call myself the most coward of the world's dissident artists," he said.
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Russian dissident artist Pyotr Pavlensky and his partner, Oksana Shalygina, were granted political asylum in France.
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Their 1970 film, "White People," finds another assembly of dissident Yugoslavs whose activities provoke equal unease.
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Related: Dissident Militia Leader Arrested with Drugs in Mexico, Authorities Say The doctor was arrested in a federal sweep of dissident vigilante members who resisted joining the specially created force called the Rural Police that the government formed in an explicit effort to domesticate the militia.
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"This is the best time for anyone proposing a different way," said dissident former 'Chavista' Nicmer Evans.
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The Turkish government says it has evidence the dissident Saudi journalist was tortured, killed, and eventually dismembered.
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Since his return, he's been something of a President Donald Trump dissident — especially regarding the president's behavior.
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It begins during China's Cultural Revolution when a dissident scientist is exiled to a remote research facility.
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Danish officials have called for sanctions over an alleged plot to assassinate an Iranian dissident in Denmark.
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Family friend and fellow dissident Hu Jia said the authorities would not let him die in peace.
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A court in Rwanda dismissed "baseless" charges of insurrection and forgery brought against Diane Rwigara, a dissident.
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Dissident republicans also claimed responsibility for a number of parcel bombs posted to British addresses last month.
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Police on Friday blamed dissident group including the Real IRA for several nights of violence in Londonderry.
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Detaining family members as a proxy for a high-profile dissident in exile is an old practice.
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Although violent dissident Republicanism largely faded to the background after the landmark agreement, it never fully disappeared.
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For example, Twitter is blocked in China and used by a large and vocal Chinese dissident community.
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The name is a variant of "samizdat" ("self-published"), the Soviet term for clandestinely distributed dissident literature.
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"I need money," said Gao Yu, a dissident journalist who has since been placed under house arrest.
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Shahriar Kia is an Iranian dissident and a political analyst writing about Iran and the Middle East.
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In the United Arab Emirates, the government targeted prominent activist and political dissident Ahmed Mansoor with Pegasus.
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Nobel peace prize recipient Liu Xiaobo and dissident artist Ai Weiwei's pages were blocked by Chinese authorities.
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The mullahs want the nuclear capability to dishearten the dissident majority at home and deter foreign actors.
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President Trump told The Times he believed that Jamal Khashoggi, the missing dissident Saudi journalist, was dead.
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Mr. Khashoggi was a dissident who was critical of the kingdom under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Such is the case with the death of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist.
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I said that, as a Chilean dissident who had spent decades struggling to be rid of Gen.
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Mr. Brunson's release coincided with the disappearance and suspected murder of the Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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A senior Turkish official described audio recordings of the death of Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident Saudi journalist.
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Narratives conflict on a Saudi dissident, Uighurs speak out in the U.S., Harvard divulges closely held secrets.
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Back in his dissident days, Orbán had received Soros funding to do research on promoting civil society.
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After a long career as a loyal supporter of the Saudi monarchy, he was becoming a dissident.
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And under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, the Chinese dissident movement has been starved of oxygen.
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He was also a dissident and fierce critic of Beijing, seeking political asylum in the United States.
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He has repeatedly vowed consequences for the Saudis over the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Instead, they allowed Mr. Darnton to submit written questions that would be forwarded to the Polish dissident.
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Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's C.E.O., finally spoke out today against the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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The crown prince of Saudi Arabia ordered the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi, the C.I.A. concluded.
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The dissident artist and his partner, Oksana Shalygina, were granted political asylum in France earlier this year.
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A Chinese dissident speaks out, Elon Musk has an eventful week, and a hotel defies all odds.
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The six cars were followed by a black van, suspected to have been carrying the dissident journalist.
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Ties between the two nations were also soured by United States' support of a jailed Kyrgyz dissident.
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The legal part of the murder of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi is coming to an end.
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The apparent attack follows two killings — one in Germany and one in France — of other dissident Chechens.
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Schools have fired dissident teachers, recruited students to act as classroom informers and banned some Western textbooks.
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One beneficiary of Mr. Soros's generosity was none other than Viktor Orban, then a promising young dissident.
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"The dissident made the case that additional shareholder oversight on the board would be beneficial," ISS wrote.
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As the suspension was announced, the constituent assembly removed dissident state prosecutor Luisa Ortega from her job.
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In 2017, he said he was approached by a dissident military group called the Sword of God.
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He singled out the administration's tacit acceptance of Saudi Arabia's killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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This played into a growing school of thought among the dissident Republicans, which went far beyond Iraq.
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Rosa Maria Paya, a prominent Cuban dissident and daughter of the late Cuban opposition leader Oswaldo Paya, and Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo, another Cuban dissident and writer, attended a press conference between Secretary of State John Kerry and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez as credentialed members of the press.
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Across Europe and the Americas, artists, academics, and fans have pledged their support for the Russian dissident artist.
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Russian dissident journalist Arkady Babchenko speaks during an interview with foreign media in Kiev, Ukraine May 31, 2018.
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And a big reason for that is the murder of Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi in October.
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The investment climate in Saudi Arabia has recently been hit by the murder of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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M5S is nevertheless campaigning against the proposal, as are Italy's other opposition groups and a dissident PD minority.
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Mr. Mnuchin withdrew from participating in last year's conference after the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident journalist.
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Critics accuse the government of using the coup as a pretext to purge dissident voices from public institutions.
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Mr Takeda and other dissident shareholders do not deny the company needs to diversify its range of products.
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Critics such as journalist Anna Politkovskaya and political dissident Denis N. Voronenkov are murdered, their killers never found.
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The director of Leto, Russian director and dissident Kirill Serebrennikov, wasn't in Cannes because he's under house arrest.
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Police release surveillance footage Police said the shooting was carried out by dissident republicans, namely the New IRA.
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Last year, The Intercept reported that Cellebrite technology was used in the prosecution of a Bahraini political dissident.
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Unfortunately, the remaining 211 percent still threatens elections, civil discourse, dissident safety and political unity across the globe.
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In June, police has detained a French dissident of Vietnamese descent for deportation after revoking his Vietnamese citizenship.
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Dissident artist Ai Weiwei and the hundreds of other artists and writers who have been detained are proof.
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What it is is it's a mischievous, dissident, trolly generation who do it because it gets a reaction.
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The Czech Republic had such a law until 1998, when prominent dissident and author Vaclav Havel was president.
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Ernst also declined to criticize Trump over his response to the killing of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Hong Kong's dissident movement partly grew out of the local version of the 2011 "Occupy Wall Street" protests.
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His supporters say he is a peaceful dissident who called for greater rights for the kingdom's Shi'ite minority.
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" The New York Times described him as "a hero of almost legendary proportion among the Soviet dissident movement.
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The first episode opens in 1983 with a member of an underground dissident group being tortured for information.
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Q and A Ai Weiwei, the Chinese artist and dissident, is known for his films, sculptures and photography.
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The site, after all, is not aligned with dissident groups, nor does it challenge the government's policies directly.
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In a gesture of goodwill ahead of the visit, Vietnam released a political dissident from prison on Friday.
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Mr. Ai, who turns 59 on Sunday, is a rock-star dissident who is known for stirring controversy.
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Brad Cornell, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, was the expert for the dissident shareholders.
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His supporters, however, said he was a peaceful dissident who advocated greater rights for the kingdom's Shi'ite minority.
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The dissident died in 2006 after drinking green tea poisoned with radioactive polonium-210 in a London hotel.
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Yet the simple story of dissident heroes, tragic victims, conformists, and villains remains popular in the Western press.
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Being a campus sports dissident is hard, and draining, and critics give you lots of unsolicited life advice.
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Rights groups and European officials condemned the takeover, seeing it as proof that Turkey's government silences dissident views.
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One hack targeted a political dissident in London; another attack led to a massive power outage across Ukraine.
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Then they took a taxi to the Saudi consulate — where the dissident journalist would meet his brutal fate.
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Last week, the letters "RIP" were blocked on Weibo following the death of the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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The tragedy of the war gained more global attention after the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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In early October this year, news began to leak out about the disappearance of a prominent Saudi dissident.
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The same charge was used to sentence Liu Xiaobo, a dissident, to 11 years in prison in 2009.
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A veteran dissident, he said he was arrested on his way to a meeting of the nonviolent opposition.
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CreditCreditAshley Gilbertson for The New York Times Mr. Arteaga is a self-taught violinist and a Venezuelan dissident.
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Perhaps as troubling as the resurgence of dissident groups are new alliances they are forming in these mountains.
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On Thursday, dissident fighters killed three employees of the Canadian gold mining company, Continental Gold, the government said.
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" And Pussy Riot, the Russian dissident band, takes aim at state surveillance in a new song, "Police State.
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Apart from a handful of dissident intellectuals, no one worked, fought or did anything to earn this liberty.
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"It certainly cannot promote social service and create associations," said Hu Jia, a prominent dissident who is Buddhist.
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She was honored last year with a human rights prize in honor of the Czech dissident Vaclav Havel.
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At these parties one was as likely to encounter Warren Beatty as the Russian dissident poet Andrei Voznesensky.
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Or maybe his death was deliberately dramatic, designed to send a signal to Russia's dissident diaspora in Britain.
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He said that the prince's "words were manipulated" and that a dissident in London had written the letter.
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It was then embraced by all those who felt powerless, whether they were dissident intellectuals or random teenagers.
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Nimr's supporters say he was a peaceful dissident who called for greater rights for the kingdom's Shi'ite minority.
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MBS is accused of ordering Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi's assassination in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October.
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The show includes seven more of Ms. Fusco's films, including one on the dissident poet María Elena Cruz Valera.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman previously told Bloomberg that the dissident journalist left the consulate shortly after he arrived.
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The award's first recipient in 1994 was Chinese dissident Harry Wu. Reporting by Ahmed Aboulenein; Editing by Robin Pomeroy
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Last week, the Chinese artist and dissident posed for a re-creation of the haunting image of Aylan Kurdi.
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He realizes that conservatism will never be cool, so he's trying to bring in figures from the dissident left.
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Representatives of dissident media outlets based abroad have been encouraged to set up shop in Addis Ababa, the capital.
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Now, of course, all of us in the reality-based community know that "dissident feminism" was largely wishful thinking.
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But Xi has helped the dissident movement by locking up a peaceful protester and letting him die in detention.
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Then in November, Forbes found that someone had attempted to hack a Saudi dissident in London with NSO's malware.
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Opposition legislators and dissident members of Cartes' center-right Colorado party had challenged the constitutionality of the planned sale.
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Renowned dissident artist Pyotr Pavlensky was transferred from prison to a psychiatric hospital according to his partner Oksana Shalygina.
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It includes Berta Soler, the leader of "Ladies in White," a dissident group formed by families of political prisoners.
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"The dissident has presented a compelling case that additional board change is warranted," ISS said in its research report.
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Everyone had a dissident opinion or everyone somehow supported values of democracy or whatever when you ask them now.
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According to the Prague Monitor, Czech police are searching for the Russian dissident artist after he "violated" court commitments.
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Deschutes' The Dissident will square off with Ninkasi Brewing's Ground Control for the last spot in the Final Four.
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His case is the fourth one since October involving a Chinese dissident being either extradited or disappearing from Thailand.
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America's electorate, being slightly younger and much more diverse, has many more of those dissident voters than Britain's has.
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Fourteen years ago, Yahoo turned over the email records of a political dissident, Shi Tao, to the Chinese government.
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Well, they can donate their flesh... This is a fillet of vegetarian-fed Chinese dissident and a cauliflower puree.
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The dissident spent 26 years behind bars before being released in 1989 and later became a member of parliament.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist, was killed in October while at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist, was killed in October while at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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Last week, the administration met with the dissident wing of the national teachers' union, widely viewed as a capitulation.
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In a landmark ruling, an Uzbek court this month set free a dissident journalist charged with anti-government propaganda.
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Or at least that's what Roberto, whose named has been changed because he is a political dissident, told me.
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He said he became a dissident after the government blacklisted him because he wouldn't sit approvingly through propaganda meetings.
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Americans love a good wild west story, complete with its sense of adventure, pursuit of justice, and dissident protagonist.
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The four dissident judges are not lightweights; they are the next four in seniority to the chief justice himself.
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Then the Saudis had to go and (probably) kill a dissident, US-based journalist and saw him into pieces.
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This time, Turkey's dissident officers tried to take only some of these steps, and succeeded in none of them.
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Indeed, these dissident movements had already challenged the papacy and the priesthood, transubstantiation, indulgences, relics, icons, and clerical celibacy.
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Edward Snowden has been called many names over the last couple of years: hero, traitor, patriot, dissident, genius, coward.
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Dissident leaders issued a statement on Sunday accusing Erdogan's AK Party of intervening to try to block the congress.
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In a gesture of good will ahead of the visit, Vietnam released a political dissident from prison on Friday.
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A Kurdish dissident journalist, Mr. Boochani fled his home country of Iran in 2013 after his offices were raided.
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"It was the usual Soviet stuff," said Belenkin, who was a 26-year-old poet and dissident in 1980.
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We followed the trail of clues in the disappearance of the Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi this month.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry has blamed the dissident rearmament on Duque's failure to follow through on a 2016 peace accord.
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"In the dissident world, the nickname Prince stuck to him — and he wore it with dignity," Mr. Sakharov wrote.
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By the end of the 1960s, the leading writers and activists came to be known as the Dissident Movement.
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Efforts to hold Saudi officials accountable for the killing of the dissident journalist continue, but any punishment appears unlikely.
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He really is more like Meyerhold than, say, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, or the other dissident artists who battled the Kremlin.
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In a series of tweets, he encouraged dissident members of the armed forces to oust their commander in chief.
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After Castro jailed a dissident poet, Mr. Hart sought to reconcile with Cuba's intellectuals by creating a culture ministry.
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The consensus has grown that the crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, ordered the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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InSight Crime estimates that 40 percent of former FARC militants have rearmed, and new recruits have entered dissident camps.
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The attacks came after six successive nights of violence in Londonderry, which the police have blamed on dissident republicans.
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The closed trial concluded that the killing of the Saudi dissident was an impulsive decision taken by the assassins.
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If you were searching for a dissident lifestyle, there was one — Bohemianism, with its artistic rejection of commercial life.
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The UN statement drew links with the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi in October 2018.
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One expert in the work of such propagandists is former World Chess Champion and Russian political dissident Garry Kasparov.
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Ms. Park's father, who ruled South Korea from 1961 to 1979, censored newspapers and imprisoned dissident writers and publishers.
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Here is a video of what daily life looks like for one of them, a Kurdish dissident from Iran.
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One source is a Saudi academic in a US university who has strong relations with the Saudi dissident community.
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He at times raised concerns about actions Trump had proposed, including the extradition of dissident Turkish cleric Fethullah Gülen.
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It's been 13 days since prominent Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi mysteriously disappeared inside Riyadh's Consulate in Istanbul.
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Clearly, Beijing is concerned about what a tragic end for this famous dissident could mean for its international reputation.
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This year, those tools have been working in overdrive, focusing primarily on the dissident movement's last refuge: the internet.
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So far, according to a CNN tally, 38 Democratic House members have declared for impeachment, along with dissident Republican Rep.
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So, claim it back like a true dissident from the armchair of your house, without ever getting off your ass!
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The attack on the dissident, Ahmed Mansoor, used a text message that invited him to click on a web link.
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Some within AK—including, it is said, dissident party leaders—think that, this time, Mr Erdogan has gone too far.
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The band's statement referred to Soviet dissident poet Dmitri Prigov and set out a list of demands for the government.
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In July it reported that Liu Xia, the widow of the Nobel-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo, had left for Germany.
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In Derry, where the recent violence has been concentrated, one dissident opened fire with a machine-gun on July 10th.
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" Kasparov, a Russian dissident and vociferous critic of Vladimir Putin, said Moscow views Trump as a "perfect agent of chaos.
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The execution this month of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a dissident Saudi Shi'ite cleric, has further poisoned relations with Iran.
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She extended a hand to dissident Republicans and independents who find him unacceptable for the party of Lincoln and Reagan.
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Several months ago, Cuban was approached by dissident Republicans to mount an independent bid against Trump, but rejected the offer.
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The exports have largely been blocked since the 2010 award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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When dissident Nigerian Army leaders rebelled Saturday, the country's civilian government handed over administration of the country to Gen. Ironsi.
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That was before October 2nd, when Saudi assassins murdered a dissident journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Armed men under the command of a dissident captain attacked an army base, urging soldiers to rebel against the government.
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They were mad that Saudi Arabia executed a dissident Shiite cleric who had spoken out against the Saudi royal family.
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Every lynching victim, every slaughtered dissident, every rape victim and PTSD-cowed citizen has suffered for a concrete scientific untruth.
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The dissident said that, before his deportation from France, Sudanese police officers had threatened him as French officers stood nearby.
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Two of Cuba's most prominent dissidents, Berta Soler and Jose Daniel Ferrer, were detained on Tuesday, according to dissident groups.
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Dissident members of the GOP, searching for someone to challenge President Trump's renomination, have turned to him for two reasons.
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And investment in Saudi Arabia has generally been tempered since the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi last year.
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Another prominent dissident, Zainab al-Khawaja, fled the country in early June after being told that she would be rearrested.
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They have steadily grown since, absorbing members of other dissident groups into the fold while launching more and more attacks.
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He wrote a letter to an associate, a wealthy Libyan dissident he had known well, who was living in London.
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It has been a month since Saudi writer and dissident Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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The Central Europeans did the heavy lifting at home, putting the commitments of the old democratic dissident movements into practice.
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It's rare for a political dissident or a campaigning journalist to gather enough public support to bust a jail sentence.
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Vaclav Havel, the playwright-dissident who became the Czech Republic's first post-communist president, inspired millions of people in Europe.
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China's Nobel Peace laureate and dissident Liu Xiaobo died on Thursday at the age of 61 of multiple organ failure.
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It could also make it more difficult for an oppressive regime to prevent free expression or coordination among dissident groups.
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Ricin, made from castor beans, was probably involved, according to news media accounts and a biography of the dissident writer.
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Along the way, her campaign for a soccer that is "feminist, dissident and professional" went viral under the hashtag #FutbolFemeninoProfessional.
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The newest round of recriminations began when Saudi Arabia executed a pro-Iranian dissident Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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Of course, Ai, widely known as a dissident artist both in Beijing and abroad, is no stranger to government scrutiny.
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Putting himself in the shots not only added honesty but points to the need for activism, the dissident artist said.
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He seemed well aware that as a noted dissident, welcoming dissent about his own project was part of his role.
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The government of Saudi Arabia has murdered a prominent dissident inside one of its embassies, according to all available evidence.
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He thanked Colombia's government, which also recently gave asylum to another high-profile Venezuelan dissident, former state prosecutor Luisa Ortega.
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The Saudis' marquee investment conference this week has been beleaguered after the brutal killing of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist, disappeared almost a year ago after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Chinese artist, activist, and dissident Ai Weiwei opened his largest public exhibition to date in New York City on Thursday.
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He was neither an apologist nor a dissident; like so many Soviet intellectuals, he led an often tormented "double" life.
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In the name of the dissident writer — and contributing Washington Post columnist — Jamal Khashoggi, the truth will out, always, eventually.
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An earlier version of this article gave the wrong name for a Russian author and dissident during the Soviet era.
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Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor requested the death penalty for five suspects in the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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Turkish and U.S. authorities have concluded that the dissident writer was strangled and dismembered at the Saudi Consulate in Turkey.
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Khashoggi was a prominent Saudi dissident and journalist who wrote for the Washington Post and lived in the United States.
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Mr. Pérez, 36, rose to prominence last year as a dissident police officer during street protests against President Nicolás Maduro.
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Other groups identify as "mainstreamers" or the "dissident right" and attempt to move mainstream politics to accept white supremacist ideas.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump released an exclamation-point-filled statement on Tuesday about the assassination of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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Colombia will seek Interpol red notices for anyone involved with dissident groups who may be based in Venezuela, Trujillo said.
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Soviet censorship allowed some room for negotiation, but outside the USSR, official and dissident literature were perceived as polar opposites.
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The Saudis apparently targeted Bezos because he owns The Washington Post, which published work from Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident.
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Counting recidivists, guerrillas who never demobilized in 2017 and new recruits, these dissident bands now have 2,000 to 2,500 members.
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Dissident writers have been jailed in China, and Liu often worries for the safety of the authors he works with.
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To this day the dissident groups in Cuba remain a fractious bunch that are well infiltrated by the secret police.
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As a former Soviet dissident, I was astonished by the overwhelmingly pro-American sentiment at every level of Russian society.
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While he never became anything like a dissident, Mr. Chernyaev privately formed a deeply critical perspective on the Soviet system.
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"It is a thousand times more difficult to be a dissident among the Palestinians than among the Soviets," he said.
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"Dissident groups like the Real I.R.A. and the Continuity I.R.A. are active but not in a strategic direction," he said.
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Other top leaders have gone missing since the peace deal, leading to speculation that they have joined the dissident factions.
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On Saturday morning, November 303, dissident graffiti artist and activist Danilo "El Sexto" Maldonado Machado was detained by Cuban officials.
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Like Bruce, Xu could just as easily be called "a dissident with bad manners" for his outspoken and brash approach.
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The dissident soldiers, mostly former rebels who helped bring President Alassane Ouattara to power, rejected an earlier offer late on Monday.
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His release followed that of another dissident, Samandar Kukanov, who was set free last November after serving 22 years in prison.
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He'd fled Cuba after fearing his membership of a dissident group was likely to cause problems for him and his family.
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Acting as a kind of bouncer, National Review has earned enemies who accuse it of purging dissident thought on the right.
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Ghanem al-Masarir is one example — he's a Saudi dissident and political satirist who fled his country for London in 2003.
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"No to eroding our national identity and dismantling the state," said Saad Alaween, a prominent Herak dissident, referring to the deal.
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"This is how CPS handles any kind of dissident voice, so I'm glad they handled it how they did," he says.
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A year after boycotting after the killing of a dissident journalist, the big names of business and politics return to Riyadh.
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They do not believe the US will effectively investigate the death of an anti-Assad dissident and American Muslim, they said.
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For Saudi leaders, Sheikh Nimr was a dangerous dissident who personified deep-seated fears of Iranian meddling inside the kingdom's borders.
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At first, Saudi authorities denied this, saying that the dissident journalist and Washington Post columnist left alive through the back door.
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Their job was to maintain morale, check for any signs of dissident thinking and keep fanning the flames of Marxist zeal.
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David Frum, writing in the Atlantic from the point of view of a center-right Republican dissident, offers the opposite worry.
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Iran's odious regime needs to be restrained—as news of an alleged plot to kill an Iranian dissident in Denmark illustrates.
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Beijing (CNN)Nobel Peace Prize-winning Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo has been refused permission to travel overseas to receive cancer treatment.
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"We have to generate total trust so that dissident 'Chavistas' vote," said opposition lawmaker Angel Alvarado, expressing optimism that they would.
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Ted Cruz to rename the street in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington after Liu Xiaobo, an incarcerated Chinese dissident.
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Dissident members of the GOP searching for someone to challenge President Donald Trump's renomination have turned to him for two reasons.
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" Ai Weiwei, another Chinese dissident and perhaps the country's most famous living artist, tweeted: "Liu Xiaobo is gone -- rest in peace.
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Omar Abdulaziz, a Saudi dissident, claims that he received a text message in June with a link to track a package.
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An international tech giant is facing tough scrutiny over its ties to Saudi Arabia after the killing of a dissident journalist.
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Trade talks between Norway and China were snuffed over political backlash related to the Nobel Prize to jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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An umbrella gun was apparently used in 1978 to assassinate a Bulgarian dissident in London with a fatal dose of ricin.
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In 2012, the American Embassy in Beijing harbored Chen Guangcheng, a blind Chinese dissident, and flew him to the United States.
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In 1974, Solzhenitsyn, the novelist, dissident, and former political prisoner, was deported from the Soviet Union and stripped of his citizenship.
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"We set out to dismantle the pejorative meaning the word 'dissident' has had in Cuba," Ms. Nuñez said in an interview.
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He is an archetype of the principled dissident: uncompromising in the face of power, generous to his comrades, unbowed by adversity.
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They fueled Sakharov's dissident activities in the Soviet Union and Vaclav Havel's actions in Czechoslovakia — [they were important] throughout Eastern Europe.
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Those lawmaker efforts consistently stalled until late last year, after the killing of Khashoggi, a U.S.-based journalist and Saudi dissident.
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Why it matters: Musk was speaking after shareholders voted down a dissident move to take away his dual title as chairman.
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After Russian nationals tried to poison and kill a Russian dissident in the UK, European nations expelled Russian diplomats in protest.
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The Saudis have come under intense criticism following the killing of the dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul last month.
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On Sunday, in an interview with CBS News, he appeared to treat the allegations about the missing dissident with new seriousness.
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Saudi Arabia's explanation on Saturday only added to the international uproar over the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul.
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The men were among 15 Saudi operatives who Turkish authorities said flew to Istanbul to pursue the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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This month, a dissident group claimed responsibility for several unexploded letter bombs that were sent from Ireland to London and Glasgow.
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But after him came others, Nashville stars who made clear on their own, like dissident politicians, that they appreciated the song.
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Dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez, considered the country's social media pioneer, raved that she had directly sent a tweet from her mobile.
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In October, dissident Panamanian defense forces had been crushed in an attempted coup that received some, but not enough, American support.
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They combined with a minority of Democrats to pass it over the objections of most Democrats joined by some dissident Republicans.
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Predictably, the response to my story has been fierce and loud on Twitter, reflecting how fractious the overseas dissident community is.
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And the shareholder challenges were quickly disposed of at the start of the meeting, but not before dissident voices were heard.
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And he made clear that he wouldn't punish Saudi Arabia for murdering a dissident, surrendering America's usual claims of global leadership.
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Colombian President Ivan Duque, who has criticized the peace deal for being too lenient, has called dissident FARC members narco-terrorists.
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The party did not specifically blame the attacks on dissident republican groups who oppose Sinn Fein's involvement in the peace process.
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The first man, José Daniel Ferrer, is founder of the Patriotic Union of Cuba, the largest dissident organization on the island.
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But none of this deterred Palmer, who was now on an anti-dissident crusade, with mass deportations as his main goal.
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Her older brother was a political dissident who died in suspicious circumstances in police custody, pitting the family against the authorities.
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Above, one of those refugees, a Kurdish dissident from Iran, sent video diaries showing what his life in detention looks like.
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A 2013 Iran Policy Committee study found Tehran pays more attention to this dissident movement than all other opposition groups combined.
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Dissident groups are smaller in number and capability though they have claimed lives in recent years including of two prison officers.
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His opponents say he is defending the right to free speech in Europe, while denying it to dissident voices at home.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry has blamed the dissident rearmament on Colombia President Ivan Duque's failure to follow through on the peace accords.
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All five were targeted in May and June of 2018, and were involved in activities related to Saudi Arabia: Yahya Asiri, the head of a Saudi human rights organization based in Britain; an unnamed researcher for Amnesty International; Ghanem al-Masarir, a Saudi dissident with a sarcastic YouTube show; Mr. Abdulaziz, the Saudi dissident in Canada; and me.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey shared an audio recording of the killing of a Saudi dissident, Jamal Khashoggi, with five countries.
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As per an agreement with the Venezuelan opposition, Colombia provides dissident military officials with food and housing, and the right to work.
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The U.S. announced Magnitsky Act sanctions on 17 people Thursday for their alleged role in the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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For the past few weeks, the world has been riveted by the story of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and murder.
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Jesse Jackson of violating the act in 1984 when Jackson visited Moscow in an attempt to secure the release of a dissident.
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Cuevas makes visible the forms in which citizens are dissident, protesting and asserting their agency in actions that are shared and collective.
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Norway struggled to do a deal with China after the Nobel peace prize was awarded in 2010 to a jailed Chinese dissident.
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A post-war intellectual backlash against Keynesianism relegated the original Cambridge to a dissident backwater, condemned to critique the mainstream from outside.
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It's entirely plausible that a dissident group would create a fake video to bring attention to their plight and garner media attention.
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Intercepting that traffic, regimes are able to reroute citizens trying to visit unflattering news websites or dissident groups to any other website.
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Details: Christopher Philip Ahn, 38, is accused of being part of an armed dissident group that allegedly robbed the embassy in February.
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His death was the first in custody of a Nobel peace-prize winner since that of an anti-Nazi dissident in 1938.
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All police leave was reportedly canceled over the Easter weekend because of fears the commemorations could be disrupted by dissident republican groups.
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After decades of playing the dissident or submitting to censorship, writers have the chance to play lawmaker, cabinet member, and even president.
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Many of these skills are the same ones that would come in handy for a dissident or a protestor or an activist.
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Recently Bannon has partnered with a billionaire Chinese dissident to work against the communist government there, according to the New York Times.
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A rank and file union dissident later sued Trump for failing to pay pension and medical benefits required under the union contract.
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"The party keeps tightening censorship to an absurd degree," said dissident artist Badiucao, who has launched a campaign to memorialize Liu worldwide.
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The vote marks the first time in recent corporate history that a majority of women dissident directors have won a proxy contest.
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I Dated a Trump Before it started running lighter fare, what magazine's debut issue featured the writing of Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn?
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One victim, the political dissident Omar Abdulaziz, is suing Twitter for allegedly failing to notify him about Alzabarah's intrusion in his account.
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A dissident politician and women's rights advocate, she sought repeatedly to be accepted as a presidential candidate but each time was denied.
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Even as Mr. Ai revels in his newfound freedom, he is mindful that the life of an exiled dissident has its drawbacks.
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There is a civil society, there is a dissident movement, there is a human rights defense movement, the religious movement, labor movement.
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According to some on Twitter who say they knew him well, Khashoggi did not even like to describe himself as a dissident.
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Officials believe today there is a direct link between poor life prospects — like unemployment and falling living standards — and dissident republican activity.
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Saudi Arabia forcibly disappeared a dissident princes by diverting his private plane to Riyadh so they could arrest him, a report says.
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His intention was to purge the country of any opposition, notably the main dissident organization, the People's Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
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Sakharov's essay, which coincided with the Prague Spring, helped energize democratic dissident movements that were just budding in a post-Stalinist world.
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The prize is named after Andrei Sakharov, a Soviet physicist and political dissident, and it has been awarded every year since 1988.
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They were only tourists, the news channel, Al Arabiya, said, and had been falsely accused of involvement in the dissident journalist's disappearance.
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He was a gadfly, bouncing between the West and the Middle East, by turns a courtier, commentator, public intellectual and mild dissident.
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The killing of the dissident writer Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul has resonated internationally in an unusually powerful way.
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"They don't care if you are famous, if you have a big following or not," said the dissident in Canada, Omar Abdulaziz.
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The prominent Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei has long used his fame and social media as a megaphone for his activism.
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After spending eight years in a Chinese prison for his dissident work, he escaped by swimming to Taiwan from a fishing boat.
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The protests were organized by the Anti-Corruption Fund — an organization led by political dissident Alexei Navalny, who currently sits in prison.
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After a spate of bombings in mostly Muslim countries around the world, I talked with Michel Kilo, a Syrian dissident, in Paris.
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A mysterious organization that describes itself as a dissident group dedicated to toppling Mr. Kim's regime in Pyongyang has since claimed responsibility.
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You know they say the Russian dissident writers were better because they were in opposition to something that they had to overcome?
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The United Nations said evidence suggests that dissident was beaten severely during his journey back to Bahrain, and he remains in prison.
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Their close communication continued even after the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi in October set off a firestorm across the world.
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Meng Lang, a poet who promoted Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, along with other dissident Chinese writers, died on Dec.
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The measure was a rebuke of Mr. Trump's support for Saudi Arabia even after the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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This is a big, public ode to freedom of movement, yoking America's first president (a dissident) and most influential Dadaist (an immigrant).
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Mr. Loeb has even persuaded one dissident Dorrance heir and a former Campbell board member, George Strawbridge Jr., to join his campaign.
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And it has publicly condemned China's expanding human rights violations against the Uighurs, Christians, Falun Gong and other minority or dissident groups.
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"My father was an integral part of the Soviet Dissident movement," she said in an email, "but always as a silent partner."
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Then, a year ago Wednesday, Saudi agents killed and dismembered the dissident Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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Longtime anti-war dissident Barbara Lee's name wasn't on the resolution the House overwhelmingly approved on Thursday to halt hostilities with Iran.
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Many friends and supporters of the dissident were revolted and incensed by Mr. Liu's cremation and sea burial under such intimidating controls.
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Mr. Liu will remain best known as an obdurate dissident who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 while in prison.
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The Venezuelan police officer who staged a helicopter attack on government buildings last week and claimed to lead a dissident group resurfaced.
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Juan Guaido tried to jump the fence to get into Venezuela's National Assembly as dissident opposition member Luis Parra was sworn in.
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There, Martha led a children's emigration project that allowed 27 children from dissident or Jewish families to escape to the United States.
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"Ali Bongo's track record is disastrous," said Alexandre Barro Chambrier, a member of parliament who is one of the dissident faction's leaders.
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Shortly thereafter, Paul meets Ngoc Lan Tran (Hong Chau), a Vietnamese dissident who becomes the agent of his ethical and romantic reawakening.
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A FARC dissident, who asked not to be identified, told Reuters the group was also present on Venezuelan soil and was recruitingVenezuelans.
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Which Soviet dissident didn't hope to be shouldered by the American government, the guarantor of human rights, dignity and freedom of conscience?
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Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident who wrote for the Washington Post, was tortured and murdered inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
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The Cuban Commission of Human Rights and National Reconciliation, a dissident group, says there has been a spike in such detentions since November.
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Two weeks ago, the Washington Post reported that the CIA had determined that MBS personally ordered the murder of the journalist and dissident.
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After all, Khashoggi was a prominent dissident who earned the ire of MBS, and it's very possible Saudi leadership wanted the writer dead.
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The effort is intended to get the Turkish leader to ease pressure on Saudi Arabia over the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Mansour, an Egyptian political dissident himself who was granted asylum in the US, said that Khashoggi's case had touched a nerve for him.
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The current Czech president, Milos Zeman, was a liberal-minded dissident in the dying years of communism but now courts the far right.
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The young Mr. Orban was a passionate dissident, famous for a 1988 speech in which he demanded that Soviet troops leave Hungarian soil.
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Once a dissident and then president, the late Vaclav Havel was a friend of the Tibetan Buddhist monk and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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The paper has published courageous, path-breaking journalism in the wake of the murder of its columnist, the Saudi Arabian dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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"In light of these factors, the dissident has presented a compelling case that change at the board level is warranted," the report said.
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Al Jazeera is not a perfect news organisation, but it strives to offer a variety of viewpoints: government and dissident, domestic and foreign.
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Uzbekistan, which has dealt harshly with Christian missionaries and with dissident forms of Islam, tried this year to improve its religious-freedom profile.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Police in Northern Ireland said on Saturday they believed that dissident Republicans tried to kill police officers in an incident overnight.
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Lis Rhodes: Dissident Lines, curated by Irene Aristizábal, is on view at Nottingham Contemporary (Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB, UK) through September 1.
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The plight of Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Chinese dissident recently granted parole for cancer treatment, was also a rallying cry.
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And we should not hesitate to carry the voice of an imprisoned Chinese dissident, for the sake of China's future -- and our own.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - New York-based Aurelius Capital Management is behind the formation of a dissident bondholders group at Brazil's Oi SA(OIBR4.
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"Raisi is the Revolutionary Guards candidate," said Mohsen Sazegara, a founding member of the Revolutionary Guards who is now a U.S.-based dissident.
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Dissident shareholders together holding an almost 40 percent stake have backed nominees to replace four out of six directors at Petropavlovsk, including Hambro.
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Ryan was voted onto Destination Maternity's the board last week when investors broadly backed a dissident slate of four directors, including three women.
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Fear and paranoia The disappearances and arrests have certainly struck fear into the heart of the small Chinese dissident exile community in Thailand.
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John McCain slammed the Chinese government in a statement after the death of a Chinese dissident who until recently had been in prison.
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Liu Xiaobo, Chinese dissident and Nobel laureate, dies Liu was granted medical parole in June after being diagnosed with liver cancer in prison.
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Pussy Riot said the stunt was meant to salute Dmitri Prigov, a Russian artist and Soviet Union dissident who died 11 years ago.
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Remarkably, Zatopek threatened to withdraw from the Helsinki games after the Communist Party had prevented the son of a political dissident from competing.
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Vaclav Havel, the brilliant playwright, heroic political dissident, and visionary first president of liberated Czechoslovakia, consistently emphasized the moral element in international relations.
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Diplomats in Havana that handle American citizen services, analyze Cuba's political system and handle outreach to the island's dissident community were also leaving.
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Trump previously said he would wait until hearing from Haspel before rendering final judgment on who was responsible for the dissident journalist's killing.
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Juan Díaz de la Torre, the head of the national teachers' union, has staunchly backed the government's position against the dissident union members.
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Khashoggi was a Saudi Arabian dissident who wrote opinion pieces critical of bin Salman for the Post before he was killed in October.
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In Iran, for example, Atena Farghadani, a dissident cartoonist, was accused of "illegitimate sexual relations" because she shook hands with her male lawyer.
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Those perceived to be religious or ethnic minorities, members of political dissident groups, and some journalists have been jailed, persecuted and even executed.
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Like the serpents he loved making, he was able to slip silently across frontiers, making works that were deeply political yet never dissident.
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An umbrella gun was apparently used in 1978 to assassinate a Bulgarian dissident in London with a fatal dose of ricin, a poison.
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An event at the Bohemian National Hall on the Upper East Side commemorated the life of Mr. Havel, a writer, dissident and statesman.
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At least 200 protesters sat in sweltering heat outside Hong Kong's highest court on Thursday night to demand the release of dissident Liu.
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On July 9, Mr. Turki addressed the annual rally of Mujahedeen Khalq, an exiled Iranian dissident group that Iran designates a terrorist organization.
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In 2006, assassins affiliated with the Russian government fatally poisoned the Russian dissident and former spy Alexander Litvinenko, who was living in London.
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The CIA warned Norwegian officials of a potential threat to an Arab dissident granted asylum by the European nation, according to the Guardian.
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"If you're Stanford or Harvard and you have operations in China, are you going to host a famous dissident to speak?" he asked.
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Kissinger had persuaded Ford not to invite visiting Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn to the White House in 1975 for fear of offending Moscow.
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The dissident Liu Xiaobo died, and Gracie scrambled to explain to the British public why the Chinese authorities had found him so dangerous.
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Currently, if investors vote by mail, as most do, they can cast their vote either for the management card or the dissident card.
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"There are people within dissident republican groupings who want to mark this centenary by killing prison officers, police officers or soldiers," he added.
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Subsequently, Felix Tshisekedi, the son of Congo's most famous dissident for most of the nation's 85033 years of independence, was inaugurated on Jan.
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It makes you think about how people might disguise themselves if they're a dissident in a time when facial recognition is so widespread.
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Bahceli loyalists seem willing to do this, but dissident leaders, including former interior minister Meral Aksener, have said they will oppose the plan.
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Even if a few dissident candidates beat the odds and are elected to municipal assemblies, they have little chance of getting any further.
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These include Tang Yuanjun, a veteran dissident who heads one of Flushing's Chinese Democracy Party branches, and other outspoken critics of the regime.
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Turkey and Saudi Arabia seem to have no room for retreat in a confrontation over the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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"Big smile for the camera," begins a barbed new song from the dissident Russian band Pussy Riot about state surveillance and police brutality.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's government said on Saturday it was "dismayed" by information from Riyadh about the death of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The others included Liu Xiaobo, the dissident who later won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 while in prison for his democratic activism.
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In March, a sulfurous dispute erupted over the fate of Alaa Alsiddiq, an Emirati dissident who has been living in Doha since 123.
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The Trump administration announced sanctions against 17 Saudis accused of involvement in the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, above, in Turkey.
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In addition, tensions rose over how to respond to the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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Take, for example, the world-renowned Chinese dissident artist, Ai Weiwei, whose feature-length film, "Human Flow," documented the devastating global refugee crisis.
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And before that, of course, there was the hurricane in Florida, the migrant caravan and the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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He said it could drive farmers back into alliances with dissident rebel groups who have returned to trafficking drugs after the peace deal.
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If the Chinese government pursued drug smugglers the way it crushes dissident Christians, labor activists, lawyers or feminists, those drug exports would end.
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Saudi Arabia said it would seek the death penalty for five people suspected of involvement in the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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The Trump administration announced sanctions against 17 Saudis accused of being involved with the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey.
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His daughter recalled him as a self-proclaimed "moody intellectual" whose imagination was piqued by the Soviet dissident movement in the early 1960s.
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It so appears that besides being an internationally acclaimed Chinese dissident artist, Ai is also celebrated as a "Blackjack Guru" among card players.
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"Some people have gone to jail," Sirapop Kornaroot, known as Rungsila, a dissident poet recently released after five years of detention, told me.
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A photo of the victim, a dissident Russian journalist, showed him lying face down Tuesday in a vermilion pool of his own blood.
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The Beijing police detained Xiaobo and his friend, Zhang Zuhua, a former official turned dissident, who was a co-organizer of the charter.
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His critics say the Turkish president is defending his right to free speech in Europe, while denying it to dissident voices at home.
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Chinese dissident and artist Ai Weiwei said in a new interview that China and Russia are laughing at the U.S. under President Trump.
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The usual method of dissident investors like Ackman is only to send letters to retail investors, which often end up in the trash.
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There were periodic break-ins of homes belonging to dissident politicians and journalists, with the burglars sometimes taking little besides their victims' laptops.
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"People are full of sorrow, anger and desperation," said Zhao Hui, 48, a dissident writer who goes by the pen name Mo Zhixu.
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Turkey's assertion that the dissident Saudi journalist was tortured, killed and dismembered at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul has created an international crisis.
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He had never heard of China's most famous dissident, Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who died in custody two years ago.
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Dissident FARC fighters, the rebel National Liberation Army (ELN), right-wing paramilitaries and drug-trafficking gangs are battling each other and the military.
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A FARC dissident, who asked not to be identified, told Reuters the group was also present on Venezuelan soil and was recruiting Venezuelans.
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However, dissident leaders within MHP — including former interior minister Meral Aksener — have vowed to oppose Erdogan presidential plan and defend Turkey's parliamentary system.
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The spyware which Mansoor had been targeted with was so sophisticated and expensive that Citizen Lab researchers dubbed him the "million dollar dissident".
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It's been almost a month since Saudi Arabia conceded that journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the country's consulate in Istanbul.
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He was prevented that year from going to Oslo to attend the ceremony awarding imprisoned Chinese dissident writer Liu Xiaobo the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Kimberley Motley, the American attorney representing Cuban dissident artist, Danilo "El Sexto" Maldonado Machado, was arrested in Havana according to the Human Rights Foundation.
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The assailants, referred to by the Gambian diaspora and dissident factions as "freedom fighters," included former Gambian military officials and even a US soldier.
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The president also said he knew "a lot already" about what had happened to the dissident journalist, but he declined to say exactly what.
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Much of this activity, according to the report, was aimed at dissident journalists and bloggers who are perceived as threats to the Russian regime.
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The Trump administration will be well represented at the conference roughly one year after Washington Post journalist and Saudi dissident Khashoggi was brutally murdered.
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KRZYSZTOF SZYMBORSKI KATHRINA SZYMBORSKI Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Mr. Szymborski is a dissident who did prison time in Communist Poland for his pro-democracy work.
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But dissident media are crushed, criticism of the president is taboo and Mr Nazarbayev was re-elected with 98% of the vote in 2015.
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Hardly a fire-breathing dissident, she supports the monarchy and the goals of the Saudi-led war in Yemen (if not Saudi tactics there).
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I don't think I was alone in that self-delusion, which may explain why so-called "dissident feminists" were so popular in the '90s.
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Hu Jia, a well-known Beijing-based dissident and friend of Liu's, says few people in China know anything about him or his work.
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The dissident shareholders can decide to challenge the board's decision in Antigua, where Sinovac is incorporated, or in Delaware, which governs shareholder rights contracts.
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But prosecutors have tried to prove an agreement between Alptekin and Kian to help the Turkish government win extradition of the dissident, Fethullah Gulen.
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"They are deeply scared of Facebook," said Ali Braizat, a dissident from the town of Dhiban who has been jailed twice for opposition activities.
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The Chinese dissident artist spoke while inaugurating an exhibit in the Swiss city of Lausanne that includes some of his political works symbolizing repression.
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Pershing will hold an event this Thursday at which Ackman and two dissident board candidates will be interviewed by a Sanford C. Bernstein analyst.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Thursday imposed penalties on 17 individuals over their alleged roles in the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"The exams have one intention," said Gabriel López Chiñas, a teacher who recently served as a top official for the dissident wing in Oaxaca.
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Pro-government media in Turkey have claimed that Saudi officials ordered the dissident journalist to be killed, saying he was dismembered in the consulate.
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By his university years, he, like many of his peers, was an anti-Sovietchik—not fully a dissident, but thoroughly disillusioned with official ideology.
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It was part of a mad dash by dissident Republicans who refused to back Trump over Clinton to make amends with the president elect.
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Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and Saudi dissident, was last seen entering the consulate in Istanbul two weeks ago, and was not seen leaving.
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For over a year now, they have coordinated efforts to bring together the disparate pockets of dissident FARC units into a single fighting force.
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A bipartisan group of six senators introduced a bill Thursday aimed at forcing "meaningful accountability" for the killing of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi journalist who wrote for The Washington Post, was killed after he entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
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By Tuesday, Michel Kilo, a Syrian dissident, was leaning wearily over his coffee at a Left Bank cafe, wondering: Where was the global outrage?
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Xia Yeliang, a former professor at Peking University who now lives in Virginia, said Yang was a controversial figure among China's overseas dissident community.
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Yes, there was rampant anti-Semitism, state-led persecution of dissident families, anti-Jewish quotas at universities, and suppression of Jewish religion and culture.
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He mentioned a young dissident, Carlos Amel Oliva, who met in Miami this month with Benjamin J. Rhodes, Mr. Obama's deputy national security adviser.
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On April 3, Furie settled his most recent lawsuit against Arktos Media Ltd, which published Dissident Dispatches: An Alt-Right Guide to Christian Theology.
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Partly out of necessity, in a pre-liberation world, partly out of a desire for non-normative, dissident forms of sexual and other encounters.
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Russian dissident artist Pyotr Pavlensky and his partner, Oksana Shalygina, are seeking asylum in France after an actress accused the pair of sexual assault.
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When she released her first album in Mandarin, one of the songs, "Wintersweet Blossoms in Siberia," was dedicated to the imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo .
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The committee revealed details of the F.B.I.'s secret Cointelpro, or counterintelligence, operation, which included illegal sabotage of dissident groups deemed to be subversive.
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Investigators in Turkey are poring over the movements of Saudi officials who flew in and out of Istanbul the day the dissident journalist disappeared.
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A person familiar with Saudi Arabia's plans told us that the kingdom is preparing to reverse itself on the fate of a dissident journalist.
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Saudi Arabia confirmed that the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was dead, saying he was killed in a fistfight inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Friends of a prominent Saudi dissident are worried for his wellbeing after he visited the Kingdom's consulate in Istanbul Tuesday, and hasn't emerged since.
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Mr. Pérez rose to fame last year during street protests against President Nicolás Maduro as a daring dissident police officer revolting against the government.
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Prince Mohammed's connection to the murder of a prominent journalist and dissident, Jamal Khashoggi, caused a storm among politicians and members of the media.
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The Trump administration announced sanctions against 17 Saudis accused of being involved with the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, above, in Turkey.
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He called the arrests ordered by Prince Mohammed "a coup leading to the throne" and invited any dissident Saudis to take refuge in Yemen.
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A prominent Russian dissident, Vladimir Kara-Murza, was also included, underscoring the senator's longstanding opposition to the authoritarian government of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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"It's a message, very clear, that 'Our hands can reach you where ever you are,'" said Ghanem al-Dosary, a longtime dissident in London.
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And that professional dissident Michael Moore took his anti-Trump act straight there, too, with "The Terms of My Surrender," which opened this month.
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"The Obama administration moved us away from the 'clash of civilizations' narrative," said Emad Shahin, a dissident Egyptian academic who lectures at Georgetown University.
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A source from the US government said it's believed that the Cheollima Civil Defense, a shadowy North Korean dissident group, is behind the attack.
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" Mr. Villani, the dissident candidate, said on Twitter that the publication of sexual materials on Mr. Griveaux was "a serious threat to our democracy.
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For the next four years, Mr. Wajda, a supporter of Solidarity and of dissident Polish organizations, was banned from making movies in his homeland.
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In 2009, China sentenced Nobel Peace Prize-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo to 11 years in prison on charges of "inciting subversion of state power".
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The November text from MBS came one month after Saudi officials murdered Post columnist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi inside the country's Istanbul consulate.
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Aleksei A. Navalny, a prominent critic of the Kremlin who has spent time in prison for dissident activities, denounced Mr. Sokolovsky's conviction on Thursday.
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At the time, Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident Saudi writer who was later killed by a Saudi hit team in Istanbul, was a regular columnist.
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"The only reason there was an inquiry was Marina's will," Alexander Goldfarb, the Russian dissident and author, who shared the stage that evening, said.
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A former finance minister and jailed dissident, she had a pedigree that included the United Nations, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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A year after his birth in Paris in 1848, his father, a dissident writer fleeing Napoleon III's wrath, moved the family to South America.
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Paul sees a news report about a political dissident involuntarily made tiny by an oppressive government and later discovers festering inequality around Leisureland itself.
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A Chinese dissident now living in Berlin, Mr. Ai is a major art-world figure who's had a more modest cinematic profile until now.
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At the last official count by military intelligence in May, there were 2,296 FARC dissident combatants and 2,402 fighters from the ELN in Colombia.
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The sophisticated piece of malware is valued at around $1 million, which led the cybersecurity research group to dub Mansoor "the million dollar dissident".
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Now, even these dissident voices are being crushed under China's vicelike grip on its internet — denying younger generations a visceral reminder of Tiananmen Square.
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A couple of weeks before my first "Game of Thrones" tour, a dissident republican group exploded a car bomb outside a courthouse in Derry.
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The president has dismissed the claims, as he looks to ramp up his deadly war on drugs and seeks to silence any dissident voices.
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President Donald Trump will stand by Saudi Arabia despite mounting evidence that its leadership was behind dissident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder last month.
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Kidane, an Ethiopian dissident, is just one of many cases where governments have used spyware created by Western companies to target activists or journalists.
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Dozens of journalists have been jailed — including three members of VICE News staff last year, who were ultimately released — alongside dissident activists and bloggers.
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Dozens of journalists have been jailed — including three members of VICE News staff last year, who were ultimately released — alongside dissident activists and bloggers.
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Mr. Walesa, in interviews, has said that as a dissident, he "played a game" with the Communist authorities, but that he never actively served them.
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A Chinese hospital that is treating Liu Xiaobo, a long-jailed dissident, for advanced liver cancer, said it would invite foreign medical experts to help.
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Disney — Chinese internet users turned President Xi into a meme of Winnie the Pooh back in 2013 and Pooh has been a dissident ever since.
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Political tensions have also resurfaced in Turkey where authorities have extended an emergency period and continued purging officials they say support dissident cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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In a Baudrillardian sense, the proliferation of documented dissident acts, like that of the nude body painter, is creating a new religious and spiritual language.
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As for the Democrats' key dissident faction at midcentury, Southern Democrats largely sidestepped parties as shapers of politics in their struggle to defend Jim Crow.
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The killing of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been the story for a number of days now, and that's because its implications are significant.
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The White House earlier announced it would host Ivan Simonovis, a dissident and former Venezuelan security official who fled house arrest in Caracas last year.
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Mainly dissident former Taliban fighters who have been attracted to the IS brand, they have failed to gain much traction and may soon fade away.
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Lawmakers from both parties remain enraged with the Trump administration's handling of the killing of Saudi journalist, dissident, and US resident Jamal Khashoggi last October.
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Political figures like former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and dissident Lim Chin Siong appear in both walk-on and major roles regardless of genre.
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Capital Group has also gained a reputation in some quarters as being activist-friendly - for instance, backing some dissident nominees to DuPont's board last spring.
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IN 213 a dissident Hungarian university graduate wrote a letter to George Soros, a billionaire philanthropist, asking for help obtaining a scholarship to Oxford University.
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The film is ostensibly about a group of dissident astronauts who crash land on the moon after escaping from a degraded and vaguely dystopian Earth.
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Some opposition supporters say they would be open to middle-ranking or dissident socialists being included in an interim government, but not the top brass.
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The roundup of activists this week comes six months after dissident journalist and US resident Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside a Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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At one point the dissident, who asked that his name be withheld for his safety, lost consciousness and had to be taken to the hospital.
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But aside from a few dissident voices, the Washington foreign policy community has been relatively quiet on America's involvement backing Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.
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A dissident Republican group calling itself the "IRA" has claimed responsibility for recent letter bombs sent to buildings in London and the University of Glasgow.
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Shareholders may also ditch investors who purchase Aramco stock due to lingering outrage over the killing of dissident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents.
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The letter may have been planted by a lone dissident who managed to hack into an official portal, but it raised many eyebrows in China.
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U.S. activist hedge funds have slowly cast their nets wider as corporate America becomes saturated with dissident shareholders seeking rapid changes to boost share prices.
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When Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei attempted to draw attention to the students' deaths through art installations, including one of thousands of children's backpacks.
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It was reported on Monday, however, that associates of Flynn are being charged with illegally lobbying for the extradition of a U.S.-based Turkish dissident.
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MONDAY • With global concern still high over the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi King Salman is due to address the government's top advisers.
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Dozens of businesses and leading executives boycotted Saudi Arabia's annual investment conference last year, following the brutal murder of journalist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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The new legislative superbody, which made waves last weekend by firing a dissident chief prosecutor, took new action on Saturday on the country's election timetable.
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Her father was a political dissident who had been jailed in China for speaking out against the government, and her grandparents were political activists, too.
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In Berlin, Liu Xia joins a small but influential community of Chinese exiles, including the artist and filmmaker Ai Weiwei and dissident writer Liao Yiwu.
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In 2015, Pu Zhiqiang, a lawyer who represented dissident artist Ai Weiwei among others, was handed a suspended three year-prison sentence just before Christmas.
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"It will per se have a deep and far-reaching influence on China's dissident intellectual community and on the people," he wrote in an email.
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Dissident Republicans believe Ireland can only be united by force, a view condemned by most people in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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An exiled Azerbaijani dissident historian, Arif Yunus, thinks that his government's obsession with receiving UNESCO's approval has more to do with domestic than international politics.
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But in 2010, the Nobel Peace Prize committee gave the award to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo — and China, in retaliation, took its salmon money elsewhere.
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The kingdom's public prosecutor acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi appeared to have been premeditated.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The crown prince of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday denounced the "heinous crime" committed against Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident writer killed in Turkey.
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According to the official's account of audio recordings, killers were waiting for the dissident Saudi journalist inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul two weeks ago.
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Ai Weiwei is many things — a restless artist in all media, China's most prominent dissident, and a compulsive Instagrammer — but he's a New Yorker, too.
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The most bracing piece I've read on the apparent murder of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi is a Washington Post op-ed by Robert Kagan.
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Still, he hopes that even those whose dissident credentials are less than sterling might learn a thing or two about democracy by attending his meetings.
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In a statement, the Defense Ministry offered a reward of nearly $44,000 for information leading to the capture of two dissident leaders in the province.
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A United Nations expert called for an investigation into the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, in the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi, above.
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He is believed to have spent more time behind bars than any other dissident in Communist Poland — a total of eight and a half years.
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In early 1984 he sided with dissident military officers who had put a gun to General Álvarez's head and shipped him out of the country.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this briefing referred incorrectly to the location where the Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi is nearing a deal with dissident Democrats that would limit her to four years as House speaker, Democratic officials told our reporter.
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Mr. Brunson's release came a week after the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist, inside Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul.
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The desire to reward loyalists rather than intellectuals is common to politicians, and many dissident-conservative intellectuals were cool to Trump during the 2016 campaign.
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Scholars of the region say Qatar is likely to fear escalating its confrontation with the U.A.E. by appearing to sponsor a dissident royal in exile.
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The dissident satirist Vladimir Voinovich arranged to have microfilm of Life and Fate smuggled abroad in 1975, but it took years to find a publisher.
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The landscape feels like a quieter and more poetic place to think about civil disobedience, and to get into the poetics of being a dissident.
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The deepening controversy over the disappearance of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi has strained Saudi Arabia's efforts to strengthen relations with the global business community.
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They found another bit of common ground on Tuesday as both beat back proposals from dissident investors to shake up their ways of doing business.
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Shareholders of General Motors on Tuesday rejected proposals by a dissident investor to replace three company directors and split the automaker's stock into two classes.
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The news undermined hopes among supporters of Mr. Liu, a writer and dissident, that he might be freed altogether, if not allowed to leave China.
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According to the lawsuit, Mr. Wu, a veteran Chinese dissident who died last April, spent less than 4 percent of the money on humanitarian aid.
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I was so excited to speak to a Russian and imagined he must have been a nuclear physicist, a great intellectual or a persecuted dissident.
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He has repeatedly denied that he sent or had knowledge of the Saudi team that killed the Washington Post columnist and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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One year on from the murder of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, what progress has been made in repairing the relationship between Riyadh and Washington?
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Northern Irish police officers have warned that the threat from violent dissident republican groups remains severe even without the prospect of a hard Irish border.
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In 2230, for example, Giuliani quietly urged Trump to hand over Fethullah Gulen, a dissident Turkish cleric who lives in Pennsylvania, to the Turkish government.
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One of the accounts breached by Alzabarah belonged to a Saudi dissident Omar Abdulaziz, who had been close to slain Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Since being freed six years ago, Russia's most-famous dissident-in-exile tells Axios his mission is now to prepare Russia for life after Putin.
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"It's absolutely impossible that I would ever go to the Saudi Embassy," the London-based dissident told CNN shortly after news of Khashoggi's disappearance broke.
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The move seemed aimed at hitting reset on relations between the two countries, which soured over the killing of the dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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A United Nations report on Wednesday outlined chilling details of the extensive cover-up after the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi in October.
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So when TY Wong subsequently characterized Bruce Lee as "a dissident with bad manners," it was a view shared by most martial artists within Chinatown.
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Then in October 2018, Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi dissident journalist with the Washington Post, was killed and allegedly dismembered inside Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul.
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Congress proposed renaming the street on which the Chinese Embassy sits in honor of Liu Xiaobo, the dissident and Nobel laureate who died last year.
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Madeleine O'Dea, author of a new book on dissident artists in modern China, said the country's contemporary art scene was now experiencing a period of retrenchment.
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Mr López Obrador has intimated that the CNTE, a dissident teachers' union dominant in four poor southern states, will play a role in drafting the details.
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Saudi Arabia raised $7.5 billion in its first dollar bond sale since the killing of Saudi dissident and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi incited an international uproar.
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President Donald Trump must be giving thanks this morning for press coverage of his extraordinarily inappropriate statement on the murder of dissident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The latter was dissident Iranian Arab activist Ahmad Mola Nissi who was gunned down by an unidentified assailant in front of his home in The Hague.
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The exhibition also documents many of Charles White's close friendships with artists whose dissident views and political radicalism exposed them to government surveillance and public scrutiny.
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If you remember nothing else, let it be this: The Leader is there for you, be you Sinhalese, Tamil, Muslim, low-caste, homosexual, dissident, or disabled.
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China has a difficult relationship with the Nobel Peace Prize and reacted with fury when it was awarded to prominent Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo in 2010.
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Given the Chinese government's reported suppression of dissident voices, such controls would likely be used to silence marginalized people, and favor information that promotes government interests.
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The prize, named after Soviet physicist and dissident Andrei Sakharov, was awarded this year to Venezuela's National Assembly and "all political prisoners", according to the citation.
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Given the Chinese government's reported suppression of dissident voices, such controls would likely be used to silence marginalized people, and favor information that promotes government interests.
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The party has tacked rightward under its leader, Andrew Scheer, after a dissident member, Maxime Bernier, set up a new party even further to the right.
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" She stopped spending time with singers and musicians who she said censored themselves and spent time instead with "dissident artists who were doing some interesting things.
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Turkish authorities suspect Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi was murdered and dismembered inside the Kingdom's embassy in Istanbul, according to multiple reports over the weekend.
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Swaps involving contentious individuals were a feature of the cold war: in 1976, for example, Vladimir Bukovsky, a Soviet dissident, was exchanged for a Chilean communist.
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Yang Tongyan, a dissident Chinese writer, died of brain cancer having nearly completed a 12-year sentence for "subverting state power" by calling for greater democracy.
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Members of the dissident group escaped from the compound in embassy vehicles with two thumb drives, two computers and two hard drives, the court documents say.
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Earlier this month, security researchers revealed that the Saudi Arabian government tried to hack a prominent Saudi dissident and human rights worker who lives in Canada.
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The bank should also cease targeting inflation and instead focus on nominal (non-inflation adjusted) gross domestic product, "dissident" economist, Anthony Evans, added in the report.
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One man was a Darfuri political dissident deported in late 2017 from France to Khartoum, where he said he was detained on arrival by N.I.S.S. agents.
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Delago Tabosky, the son of an entrepreneur, is also suspected of involvement in a failed attack by dissident soldiers at a Venezuela army base last year.
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"We can't continue indebting our country to levels that our grandchildren will continue to pay," said Senator Silvio Ovelar, a dissident member of the Colorado Party.
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Cuban Prisoners Defenders, which has links to Cuba's largest opposition group, the Patriotic Union of Cuba, estimates there are 138 members of dissident organizations in prison.
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In August, researchers revealed they had found malware from secretive Israeli hacking company NSO Group on the phone of United Arab Emirates political dissident Ahmed Mansoor.
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The C.I.A. says that country's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, arranged the grisly assassination of the Washington Post contributor and Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi last year.
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For example, Wikipedia is still blocked in Turkey after the government restricted access to the site during a crackdown on dissident elements after a failed coup.
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The best-known among Saturday's releases were politicians Wilmer Azuaje and Gilber Caro, plus Raul Baduel, the son of a dissident former general, opposition sources said.
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Guo's asylum request poses a diplomatic quandary for the Trump administration, which must decide whether to expel a high-profile Chinese dissident or risk infuriating Beijing.
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Until then relations between Oslo and Beijing had been on ice, because of the award of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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On Wednesday Britain raised the threat level from dissident Northern Ireland militants to "substantial", meaning an attack on the British mainland is considered a strong possibility.
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But before that, the dissident said he was shown "videos of armed drones shipped from Miami and being tested on a Colombian farm," according to Bloomberg.
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Dissident Quakers impatient with their faith's passivity, they shipped to New York from England in 1774 and sailed up the Hudson, reaching Hancock nine years later.
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" Speaking at an event in New York this week, dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei asked whether "human rights (is) still an issue can be talked about?
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The PSNI believes this group to be a new dissident — and militant — faction of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and believes it is behind McKee's death.
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The thing is, you'd give a fax machine to a dissident and it would be seized the next day, so it was kind of pointless anyway.
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Officials there lobbied the Swiss federal authorities and the foundation in 2014 after it nominated another Chinese dissident, Cao Shunli, who died that year in prison.
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On the dissident slate, Ryan is joined by Holly Alden, the co-founder of Stance, a sock manufacturing company, and of Skullcandy, an audio accessory company.
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American intelligence agencies concluded that in 2018 Prince Mohammed ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and Washington Post columnist who lived in Virginia.
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In 1978, when Georgi Markov, a Bulgarian dissident, was killed on Waterloo Bridge in London, the weapon was an umbrella tipped with a pellet of ricin.
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The display originates from the incidents surrounding imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 but was unable to receive it.
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The first came Wednesday, when the Senate again rebuked Mr. Trump for his defense of Saudi Arabia after the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Saudi Arabia's human rights record has come under greater scrutiny since the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents in Istanbul in October.
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Ms. Alexeyeva had been Russia's most prominent surviving Soviet-era dissident, harking from the same generation as the physicist Andrei Sakharov and the novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
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Mr. Limonov liked to describe himself as the Johnny Rotten of Soviet dissident writers, a reference to the impish, anarchic lead singer of the Sex Pistols.
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In the United States, outrage over the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi has increased broad pressure on the Trump administration to end military support.
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"They don't want to be seen as something new, or a departure," said Marisa McGlinchey, the author of a recent book about dissident republicans, Unfinished Business.
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Six years ago, Mr. al-Khair, a prominent dissident, flew to Damascus from abroad, with security guarantees, for talks between the government and the nonviolent opposition.
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And then there is Ai Weiwei, the sometime political dissident and most internationally famous of any of the "global contemporary artists" to have emerged from China.
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Such a border is almost guaranteed to be attacked by dissident Republican paramilitaries, who reject the peace process and seek to reunite Ireland via armed struggle.
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If your target is an entire class of people and you're willing to do a watering hole attack, the per-dissident price can be very cheap.
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Pressure is building on the Trump administration to act over accusations of Saudi Arabia's involvement in the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, the political dissident and journalist.
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That effort has grown since grisly details emerged about the murder of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the country's consulate in Turkey earlier this month.
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The world's biggest companies might be talking about distancing themselves from Saudi Arabia amid a growing furor over the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Mr. Gorbachev was echoing and appropriating the arguments of a dissident movement that, for decades, had made an insistence on truth its essential form of resistance.
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The case of the dissident, Radwan Ziadeh, 41, who lives in a suburb of Washington, reveals a stark gap between American immigration law and foreign policy.
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The campaign launches just two weeks after the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and columnist for The Washington Post, by Saudi agents in Istanbul.
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Russia's most-famous dissident-in-exile since being freed six years ago, Khodorkovsky tells Axios his mission is now to prepare Russia for life after Putin.
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The HNC has named a 22-member delegation to the Geneva talks, including representatives of dissident groups that have strongly opposed the armed revolt against Assad.
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Lego has changed its policy around bulk sales, months after the company said it wouldn't fill an order placed by the Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei.
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In 1984 he had the academy postpone talks on cooperation with the Soviet Union because of that country's treatment of Andrei Sakharov, the dissident Soviet physicist.
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"It was a bit of demagoguery," said Guillermo Fariñas, a well-known dissident and Cuban psychologist who grew up with Mr. Díaz-Canel in Villa Clara.
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Outside of the country, particularly among dissident communities, rampant speculation is growing, as those desperate to see the back of Xi spread wild, wholly unfounded claims.
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The existence of a new dissident group gives ammunition to those who would put resources into military offensives instead of rural development and other accord commitments.
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Gyorgy Konrad, a writer and sociologist who was a major figure in Hungary's dissident movement under Communist rule, died on Friday at his home in Budapest.
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At the time of the hack, Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi writer, was employed at The Post, which has published coverage critical of the Saudi government.
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In August, Mr. Mansoor became known as the "million-dollar dissident" after a costly but failed effort by the U.A.E. government to break into his iPhone.
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To the Daily Stormer and the "dissident right" and white nationalist movement at large, Spencer is "another boring boomer meme," while Fuentes is young and exciting.
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A wave of top executives withdrew from the high-profile investment conference this week amid growing controversy over dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and apparent killing.
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Jamal Khashoggi killing: An expert from the United Nations human rights office will investigate the death of the Saudi dissident in October, the agency said today.
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One of its ambitions is to dramatize Babel's life and put it in the context of a century's assault on dissident, or merely truth-telling, writers.
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It will serve as a permanent reminder to the Russian people that these dissident voices live on and the defenders of liberty will not be silenced.
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Feature President Trump is overwhelmingly popular with his base, but a handful of dissident Republicans think they know how to defeat him in a primary contest.
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But the million dollar dissident gets no part in these dreams for the future, and the tech community has moved on while he languishes in jail.
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Fringe groups still exist, such as the "New IRA," the dissident Irish republican paramilitary group believed to be behind the car bomb in Derry last month.
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IN 1989, during the dying days of the Soviet Union, a long-haired 26-year-old dissident called Viktor Orban addressed a crowd in Budapest's Heroes' Square.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has rejected reports suggesting a change in the kingdom's line of succession could be required following the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Turkish crime scene investigators waited nearly two weeks to enter the Saudi consulate in Istanbul where dissident writer Jamal Khashoggi was allegedly murdered by an assassination squad.
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Yet "Saudenfreude," or satisfaction over condemnation of its neighbour's alleged drawing-and-quartering of a prominent dissident in its Istanbul consulate, is in short supply in Doha.
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Saudi Arabia deployed an online army to harass dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi and other critics of the kingdom on Twitter, the New York Times reported on Saturday.
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That&aposs an abuse of a process that&aposs important and historically gave 5,2000 to 21,2000 green cards to people like Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the great Soviet dissident.
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HANOI, Vietnam – A pro-democracy group says Vietnam has released from prison and expelled a prominent human rights lawyer and another dissident, who were sent to Germany.
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The best of the new parties, the Grassroots Democracy Party (GDP), emerged out of an activism network founded by Kem Ley, a dissident assassinated two years ago.
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The offering would also take place in the shadow of the killing and dismemberment of the Saudi dissident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents last year.
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These are only two of many dissident acts, but they stand out because they might have never become widely known had the authorities left the transgressors alone.
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The country is trying to build a tourism industry from scratch, but that's hard when you're best known for human rights violations and murdering a dissident journalist.
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The Obama administration did not publicly condemn Saudi Arabia's beheading this month of a dissident Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, who had challenged the royal family.
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The Chinese dissident artist Badiucao had been busy preparing an exhibition in Hong Kong to celebrate Free Expression Week, a series of events organized by rights groups.
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The vote comes hours after Nevsun sweetened its bid for the mining exploration and development company by $75 million in cash, after a campaign by dissident shareholders.
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Cuba says it has no political prisoners but the Cuban Commission of Human Rights and National Reconciliation, a dissident group, counts about 80 political prisoners in detention.
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Eslite's shops in Taiwan regularly sell items that would be considered sensitive in China, such as a documentary on DVD about Ai Weiwei, a dissident Chinese artist.
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The revolution is led by a "dissident minority" from the elite who, by striking up an alliance with the lower orders, rouse them from their traditional docility.
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"While this is not the first incident of an abduction of a Saudi dissident," Kamel said, "fissures in the al Saudi family make this instance more sensitive."
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BEIJING – A lawyer for the Chinese dissident behind a website documenting alleged rights abuses says the activist will be tried for leaking state secrets on June 20.
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The recently freed López took refuge with his family first in Chile's embassy and later Spain's, while Brazil granted asylum to 25 dissident members of the military.
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"As soon as you do dissident art in Cuba, you are erased from our art history," she told The Creators Project in an interview earlier this year.
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Communist authorities banned him from performing in East Germany in 1977 after he expressed support for a dissident folk singer and he asked to leave soon after.
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A Saudi dissident who lives in exile in Canada alleged in the suit in December his communications with Khashoggi were monitored by Saudi Arabia using NSO software.
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Flashback: Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and journalist for the Washington Post was killed at bin Salman's behest, according to the CIA, UN and other global intelligence agencies.
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Saudi Arabia is in the midst of a diplomatic storm over the death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi during a visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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A day after Ms Liu was freed, a court in the central city of Wuhan sentenced another dissident, Qin Yongmin, to 13 years in prison for subversion.
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On May 9th South Koreans chose the former dissident as their new president, after the constitutional court prompted a snap election by removing Ms Park from office.
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The company is being sued by Montreal, Canada-based Saudi dissident Omar Abdulaziz, a Kashoggi collaborator who spoke with the now deceased journalist frequently by messenger app.
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Trump responded well to the adoring crowd, even at one point kissing a Cuban dissident on the cheek and pronouncing "Little Havana" with a mimic Cuban accent.
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Beijing (CNN)Jailed Chinese dissident and Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo has been diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer and granted medical parole, his lawyer told CNN.
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"Authorities continue to repress and discriminate against dissident clerics and members of the Shi'a community" the Commission on International Religious Freedom wrote in its latest annual report.
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" Dissident officers are reportedly asking for better work conditions, a resignation of their commander and a commitment that they won't become a political "instrument of any government.
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At the victory celebration in Naim Square—a former site of ISIS executions—female fighters gather in front of a banner depicting Abdullah Öcalan, the Turkish dissident.
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Support for the dissident union wing in Oaxaca and its other traditional strongholds in Chiapas, Michoacán and Guerrero had seemed to be waning, officials and analysts said.
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The dissident, Zainab al-Khawaja, had been one of the last vocal pro-democracy activists remaining in the country amid a five-year government crackdown on dissent.
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This brutal murder of a journalist, of an innocent man, of a dissident, will not go without an American response and, I expect, without an international response.
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Lawmakers gathered Thursday to mark 85033 days since the disappearance of slain Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi and underscore the important of the freedom of the press.
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The row over the Nobel Peace Prize award to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, chosen by a Norwegian committee that same year, froze relations between the two countries.
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To think that an organization that the New York Times has rightly described as a "fringe dissident group" could overthrow the government of Iran is a fantasy.
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The editor for Washington Post contributor and dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi said Sunday that the newspaper will urge the U.S. to do more on Saudi Arabia.
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Working under cover, he was supposed to connect with Dawud Salahuddin, an alleged assassin accused of killing an Iranian dissident at his Bethesda, Md., home in 1980.
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He noted the presence in the work of an uncle of Jamal Khashoggi , the Saudi Arabian dissident and Washington Post columnist who was recently killed, in Istanbul.
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