World's most persecuted people Rohingya Muslims are considered to be among the world's most persecuted people.
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You've got this fantastic group of Others, all of whom have been persecuted, but not persecuted for the same reasons.
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Mutants are persecuted in fiction just like black people or gay people are persecuted in real life; aliens colonize Earth like the UK colonized other countries.
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But despite Mr. Trump's statement that the United States would prioritize persecuted Christians, the number of persecuted Christians resettled in the United States has also declined drastically.
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To clear the initial hurdle, asylum seekers must demonstrate a "significant possibility" that they can prove they have been persecuted or will be persecuted if they go home.
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The teenager, for example, has to show that he was beaten or threatened or otherwise persecuted in Venezuela for being gay, or that he has a well-founded fear of being persecuted.
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Inside Iran, persecuted Kurds sharing allegiance with the Kurdish diaspora and persecuted for years by the Iranian regime, may be best poised to launch an open challenge to Iran's increasingly brittle Islamist government.
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I've been vilified and persecuted for sounding like a ringtone.
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Bangladesh They're some of the most persecuted people on Earth.
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Egypt's dictators by turns persecuted, embraced and tolerated the Brotherhood.
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Oliver and Elio are never persecuted for their sexual orientation.
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Anyone criticising the war, including moderate Kurdish politicians, is persecuted.
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Jones went on to say he's honored to be persecuted.
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This is a woman who's been persecuted by the government.
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The Rohingya have been called the world's most persecuted people.
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I feel like as a community, we've all been persecuted.
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In Myanmar, Francis will seek out meetings with the persecuted.
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"In most of Romania, Greek Catholics were persecuted," he recalled.
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Syria's Baathist state systematically persecuted the Kurds before the war.
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Who are the Rohingya and why are they being persecuted?
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"Everybody that does it gets so persecuted," she told Billboard.
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There is also the case of persecuted Christians in Bhutan.
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Indonesia's Chinese population has a long history of being persecuted.
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Myanmar's persecuted Muslim minority is fighting back with homemade weapons
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" Persecuted in Iran, he said, "They torture me here, too.
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But now they have the idea that we are persecuted.
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What happens when Jews are no longer a persecuted minority?
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If Hindus are persecuted in Mauritius, where should they go?
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They've been historically persecuted and scapegoated by the Egyptian state.
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" Jim Jacobson, the president of Christian Freedom International, which advocates for persecuted Christians, applauded the executive order and said, "The Trump administration has given hope to persecuted Christians that their cases will finally be considered.
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The parents are being persecuted and funneled through the immigration system.
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"We are going to help them," Trump said about persecuted Christians.
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The twentysomething fled to Canada after being persecuted for his sexuality.
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One is Nayser Ahmed, a member of Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya minority.
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They had been persecuted and murdered for decades, yet nobody acted.
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By 1600, every sort of Christian was persecuted somewhere in Europe.
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The community and its members are to be protected, not persecuted.
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Especially when it comes to the country's increasingly persecuted LGBTQ community.
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Negroes who persecuted the whites and not the other way around.
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Shi'ites are also persecuted by religious authorities, human rights groups say.
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Officials are not persecuted when they are ousted from the Cabinet.
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In Saddam Hussein's Iraq, Saeed had been persecuted for his words.
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For that reason he says his family was persecuted for decades.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks at the Help the Persecuted Summit.
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He is an Ahmadi, a deeply persecuted religious minority in Pakistan.
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However, I will soon be visiting Pakistan — land of persecuted Christians.
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Exposures Muslims persecuted in Myanmar find a haven in Rogers Park.
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If everyone was being persecuted, then everyone would be granted asylum.
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She was persecuted for her artwork and today is in exile.
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Many of the refugees are Iranians persecuted by the Islamic Republic.
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Pelosi prayed for the poor and the persecuted around the world.
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There, though they were steadily persecuted, their movement managed to survive.
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Tita is a Pentecostal Christian, which is a persecuted minority there.
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Christian arch-conservatives say they are being persecuted for their beliefs.
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Those persecuted throughout the world because of their faith deserve more.
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Lounani argued that he could be persecuted if he returned home.
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"The men who tried to destroy her were never persecuted," Winfrey said.
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Loyal nations—the Ukrainians, the Serbs, the Czechs—were persecuted without foundation.
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Trump has always spun his own narrative as either heroic or persecuted.
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Earlier she had offered a prayer for the poor and the persecuted.
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The diversity of Syrian society has been destroyed, and minorities are persecuted.
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Any attempts to create an opposition are either laughed off or persecuted.
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We can protect the homeland while upholding #religiousfreedom & refuge for the persecuted.
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In Asia and Africa, millions more are persecuted by governments or terrorists.
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They are one of the most persecuted minorities anywhere in the world.
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Myanmar's Muslim Rohingyas are considered one of the world's most persecuted minorities.
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The Rohingya are considered to be among the world's most persecuted people.
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Rohingya Muslims are considered to be among the world's most persecuted people.
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The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted peoples in the world.
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They have hounded him, they have persecuted him, they have maligned him.
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"It's not our intention to make the students feel persecuted," he said.
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They are persecuted in Afghanistan by the Taliban and the Islamic State.
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If you are being persecuted, you apply for asylum at our door.
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"They persecuted Jesus and look what happened," he said, according to CNN.
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"I am being persecuted for political reasons," Marek told CTV in 2013.
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Countless gays have been shunned by their parents and persecuted by society.
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The Kurds ended up being persecuted minorities in each of these countries.
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They said, rather, that he had spoken of having sheltered persecuted Jews.
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Pence, however, announced in October 2017 that the Trump administration will no longer fund "ineffective" programs run by the United Nations to help persecuted communities and will instead send money to such groups directly to persecuted communities through USAID.
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I have been persecuted for 12 years for something I did not do.
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The 1951 Refugee Convention, while imperfect, once offered protections to stateless, persecuted people.
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Fernandez denies wrongdoing and says she is being persecuted by President Mauricio Macri.
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Sadr, heir to a Shi'ite clerical dynasty persecuted under Saddam Hussein, on Feb.
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There's a parallel between witchcraft and people who feel either persecuted or ostracized.
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"Amos was persecuted because he criticized the government," Keeler explained in an email.
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During the Cultural Revolution its security services persecuted the opponents of Mao Zedong.
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He also sought their forgiveness in the name of all who persecuted them.
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When she tries to be more pro-Black, she's both exalted and persecuted.
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He promises to accept persecuted Christians into the U.S. but not other refugees.
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Long downtrodden, Hazaras were especially persecuted by the Sunni Muslims of the Taliban.
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In this way, he's pretty savvy about tapping the conspiratorial, persecuted conservative mindset.
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I was never made to feel persecuted for being really into primary colors.
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Gay people are persecuted: Mr Jammeh has publicly vowed to slit their throats.
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In the Covington boys, conservatives don't see the powerful; they see the persecuted.
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The number of people persecuted is usually estimated in the tens of millions.
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They are at once enduring and persecuted spaces, full of cliché and myth.
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He can be removed to another country where he will not be persecuted.
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Her people are often described as the most persecuted minority in the world.
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But some manufacture it in countries where it is L.G.B.T. people are persecuted.
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But it would not protect persecuted Muslims, including the Rohingya in neighboring Myanmar.
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The government has persecuted and even killed political opponents who threaten its power.
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In Iraq, a pro-Tehran government marginalized Sunni Arabs and persecuted their leaders.
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Australia is seeking guarantees from Iran that those returned will not be persecuted.
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The Taliban persecuted Shi'ites in Afghanistan, but recently has been meeting with Iran.
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The government says Muslims cannot be treated as persecuted minorities in those countries.
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Giving haven for those persecuted for their politics is a core American value.
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Being persecuted for being Muslim generated a personal and cultural resistance in me.
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And it will welcome "religious minorities" who are being persecuted by their governments.
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Assange's defenders call him a freedom fighter who's being persecuted for telling the truth.
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They should never be unjustly targeted, threatened, or persecuted for simply doing their jobs.
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"Since the very establishment of our faith, we already began being persecuted," he says.
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Khrapunov has denied any wrongdoing and says he is being persecuted for political reasons.
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However, gay people are still persecuted by law in more than 30 African countries.
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Some reservations exist, however, about Suu Kyi's position on the persecuted minority Rohingya population.
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Many fled to Iran and Pakistan, where rights groups say they are still persecuted.
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We're a country of kind people and people were being persecuted in Central America.
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They contain stories, disarm our prejudices and have been persecuted or suppressed throughout history.
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It's related with feelings of being persecuted, being diminished, or feeling you'll be killed.
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On Sunday, Folau tweeted a passage from the Bible about the persecuted being "blessed".
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From the 16th century, Catholics were persecuted and even put to death in Sweden.
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Francis may have natural sympathy for Communists because for him, they are the persecuted.
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For years, Myanmar's military has systematically persecuted members of the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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Communists and other leftists were persecuted in the 1950s, while having committed no crimes.
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Kate is persecuted and oppressed in horrible ways, but she lives as she is.
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If you're persecuted, if you're looking for opportunity, there's one place you can go.
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Religious liberty has been a cornerstone of our democracy meant to protect the persecuted.
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Mr. Trump said Christians, who have been persecuted as minorities, would be given preference.
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But it is not the only country where people are persecuted for being gay.
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Political paranoia engulfed the project itself, and thousands of scientists and technicians were persecuted.
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Merkel says a cap would breach the constitution which guarantees asylum to politically persecuted people.
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Famous for being persecuted is not a position of power but a position of vulnerability.
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Republicans are determined to defend a president they say is being persecuted for political gain.
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"They were very sympathetic to the plight of George being persecuted in Hungary," he said.
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Between the lines: The Trump administration has vowed to protect persecuted Christians around the world.
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As a result, the Bahai have been persecuted around the Muslim world, especially in Iran.
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Some think Kavanaugh was presumed guilty and persecuted by the press over an uncorroborated account.
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The controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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Bring me all those who are being persecuted, and they will have a safe place.
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"Their whole thing was, 'We're a persecuted minority, so let's just go big,'" she said.
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And it turned preference for "persecuted religious minorities" into a cornerstone of US refugee policy.
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They tend to recognise the right of asylum for those persecuted in their home countries.
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Martinelli has said he is being persecuted for political reasons by President Juan Carlos Varela.
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After Cologne, when Europeans think of refugees, many no longer picture persecuted families or toddlers.
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This will leave Polish Jews feeling persecuted, and kick off a new cycle of recrimination.
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In 2003, the government decided to erect a memorial to homosexuals persecuted by the Nazis.
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Fidel Castro's government persecuted citizens for their political beliefs, and barred most Cubans from emigrating.
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President Donald Trump is the most notably persecuted, at least on his own Twitter feed.
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This year, the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church falls on Nov. 22019.
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Is a whole ethnic group really being persecuted because of the texture of their skin?
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China was accused on Tuesday of harvesting human organs from persecuted groups in the country.
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Last month, China was accused of harvesting human organs from persecuted groups in the country.
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Yes, Twitter's free-for-all has advantages: parody accounts, anonymity for the persecuted and such.
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Human rights lawyers and activists in China have been persecuted by the authorities for years.
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"The Jews are our brothers and sisters and should not be persecuted, understand?" he said.
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After the nature of Das's trip was discovered, the Chinese persecuted anyone who assisted him.
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According to TechCrunch and Forbes, the attacks were used to target the persecuted minority community.
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Oh, comes the collective response from multitudes of women, persecuted yet powerful, but they do.
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They are feeling persecuted for publishing reports that shed an unflattering light on Trump policies.
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Her parents were left-wing activists, persecuted and driven underground in the 1960s and '70s.
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He has also been misunderstood by some, persecuted by others and even accused of impropriety.
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Its largely Shia population was persecuted and butchered for decades under Saddam Hussein's Sunni regime.
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Families of suspects and fighters who have returned are persecuted rather than supported, he said.
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Being Soviet Jews, they were given refugee status as members of a persecuted religious minority.
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Tehran has supported Iraq's Shia-led government, which critics say has persecuted the country's Sunnis.
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Many industries rely on employing refugees and conservatives have sought protection of persecuted Christians overseas.
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They say Muslims are not persecuted in Pakistan, Bangladesh or Afghanistan, which is mostly true.
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I have sources to protect and an identity that has been persecuted in the past.
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Dissidents in Venezuela are persecuted, threatened, jailed and tortured for speaking up against the government.
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Tens of thousands fled to Portugal, only to be persecuted there or expelled in 1496.
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At first glance, the bill may seem like a laudable effort to protect persecuted minorities.
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As a Jew, Mr. Sandberg said he had always had sympathy for persecuted minority groups.
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In Ungerer's universe, scientists are among the good grown-ups, the saviors of the persecuted.
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Leaders of Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC) Coalition, a newly-formed national coalition of groups and individuals reporting on and serving the persecuted, agree that many Catholics could do more at the local level to educate, inform and help in a significant and enduring way.
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The Rohingya, who are Muslim, have long been a persecuted minority in Myanmar, a Buddhist country.
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Two, that they will hear how to access funds available to help them aid the persecuted.
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This would work well with his general narrative that middle class white voters are being persecuted.
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For years America led the world, resettling more persecuted people as refugees than any other country.
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God blesses those who are persecuted for doing right, for the Kingdom of Heaven is theirs.
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She was brought in front of the Roman Emperor Nero to be persecuted for her acts.
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"It's a completely plausible prioritization, to the extent this group is actually being persecuted," Spiro said.
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An estimated one million Rohingya live in Rakhine, where they are a persecuted, stateless ethnic minority.
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They may also have real or perceived feelings of being picked on or persecuted by others.
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Arvin, like Hester Prynne, the heroine of " The Scarlet Letter ," was persecuted for perceived sexual deviancy.
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As it relates to persecuted Christians, do you see them as kind of a priority here?
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Moreover, we have reason to believe that Golunov is being persecuted because of his journalistic activities.
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The IS persecuted their people, now these warrior Yazidi women are ruining their virgin afterlife fantasies.
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The "alt-right" belief that whites are a persecuted minority, she argued, is a conspiracy theory.
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Some of these images of a persecuted saintly genius feel trite, overlooking his obsession with fame.
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For so long, as woman and people of color, we were persecuted for sharing our beliefs.
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JARRETT: Well, I mean from this standpoint, he feels like he is innocent and unfairly persecuted.
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Delicately dancing around centuries of theological tensions, declaration pleaded for world leaders to protect persecuted Christians.
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The Rohingya are stateless and are considered one of the most persecuted peoples in the world.
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Myanmar soldiers have also been accused of sexually assaulting dozens of women from the persecuted minority.
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The ban on travel from several Muslim-majority countries, for example, made many Muslims feel persecuted.
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Even so, the persecuted remain on the periphery of any major humanitarian initiatives or international outcry.
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Historically, family members of those persecuted in their own countries have been eligible to apply, too.
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Suddenly, she's being asked to do for persecuted white women what Oprah Winfrey does for books.
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Rohingya crisis Could the path be paved for the persecuted Rohingya to return to their homeland?
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Juggalos, however, say they are still being persecuted and the FBI should issue a formal retraction.
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"I think I am being persecuted for being a 40-year friend and supporter" of Trump's.
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Cognac is populated by a Protestant minority, a population that has historically been persecuted in France.
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They are the persecuted patriarchy; slandered and maligned, they wage a noble war with their shitposting.
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He had sought asylum on the grounds that he was being persecuted over his political affiliation.
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"Why should he be persecuted for doing his job?" he asked in an interview on Thursday.
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Ever since I was a teenager, I've felt like a Christian being persecuted by other Christians.
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Since the unrest in 2017, they have been persecuted, detained and threatened with expulsion from school.
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Asylum and refugee protections are designed on similar grounds to protect immigrants who are being persecuted.
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The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority reviled by Myanmar's Buddhist majority, have been persecuted for decades.
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His father, senior politician Xi Zhongxun, was persecuted and imprisoned before and during the Cultural Revolution.
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His government has persecuted violent and nonviolent Islamist groups with equal zeal and without due process.
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Many arrived during the Iraq War, and another wave came as ISIS persecuted Christians in Iraq.
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The government says it is trying to protect religious minorities from being persecuted in Muslim countries.
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Some, such as the Welayta, fear they will be persecuted in a would-be Sidama state.
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His stint in prison has left him traumatized, persecuted by a guard he knew in childhood.
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All writing has consequences, just as I was persecuted for the consequences of that short story.
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But like many place around the world, these indigenous people were brutally persecuted when Europeans arrived.
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The BJP is positioning the CAB as a means of offering expedited citizenship to persecuted minorities.
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The Kurds, systematically persecuted for years by the Syrian state, say their aim is not independence.
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A number of the new presidents had been persecuted, jailed or tortured under U.S.-supported dictatorships.
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The "Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism" was a project over ten years in the making.
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Tijerina found that Lissette was persecuted in Venezuela and would more likely than not be persecuted for her political opinions against President Nicolás Maduro, but determined her children were unlikely to be harmed based on their parent's views and as a result couldn't receive the same protection.
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Before the EPRDF introduced freedom of religion in 1995 the Pentes were fiercely persecuted by the state.
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In a separate interview, Trump said persecuted Christians should be given priority over members of other faiths.
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Some are not ready to accept reconciliation with a Chinese government that has persecuted them for years.
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It's unclear how his pledge to help persecuted Christians from that country will accord with the order.
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But the raid became a pivotal chapter in the FLDS's understanding of themselves as a persecuted people.
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Rival belief systems are once again persecuted and the inner workings of the party remain profoundly secret.
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I agreed to serve because of my concern for refugees and for persecuted Christians around the world.
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"Nasser Algassabi must be stopped and persecuted for profaning Islam and its followers," one Twitter user posted.
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The fact that they have strong and recent memories of being a marginal, persecuted faith probably helps.
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Either they would be persecuted by secular or atheist regimes, or they would flourish freely and unpredictably.
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My mom translated engraved stories of those who were wrongly persecuted and of people who were killed.
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As a result, members of the sect have been persecuted in several countries, particularly Pakistan and Indonesia.
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In February she traveled to Bangladesh to meet with Rohingya refugees who have been persecuted in Myanmar.
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The two have since fled mainly Muslim Chechnya, but they still fear being hunted down and persecuted.
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Religious minorities persecuted by the Islamic State group, and other Iraqis fleeing violence, were among those affected.
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The Spanish-language film unfolds into a literary thriller of sorts, as the persecuted becomes the pursuer.
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In my country, Nigeria, and other Commonwealth countries, people are also still being persecuted for being LGBT.
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"I think that African-Americans have been persecuted a lot more," said Mr. Johnson, who is white.
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This Easter, it is important to not only mourn for these persecuted Christians, but learn and act.
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Jerry Moore then said that his brother is "being persecuted ... like Jesus Christ was," according to Savidge.
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They are persecuted by governments and companies, and that would be a huge step if that stopped.
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The notion that conservatives are persecuted on campus has long been a central belief on the right.
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Lopez Obrador said he decided to visit the United States because "we are being persecuted" by Trump.
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The Trump administration has also said it is concerned about persecuted religious minorities in the Middle East.
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"There is an exact M.O. on how Tamil people are persecuted in Sri Lanka," Mr. Gelernt said.
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Given the circumstances, could justice really be properly served for the countless people persecuted using corrupted evidence?
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Yet these attitudes aren't merely historical; women continue to be persecuted for witchcraft in the world today.
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In Russia, Arseny Roginsky fought to document and memorialize the persecuted in the Soviet era and beyond.
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It can even reframe giving safe haven to the persecuted as giving jobs to the well qualified.
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It's easy to forget that locals are being persecuted for things that are routinely ignored for travelers.
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These were women who were persecuted and murdered because they were poor, old, strong-willed and rebellious.
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My father's family was persecuted in Syria for being Christian and left for Argentina in the 1920s.
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Government officials have said the law is intended to protect persecuted religious minorities in some neighboring countries.
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Those who publicly expressed solidarity with Mr. Hussein's victims were persecuted in Turkey for promoting Kurdish separatism.
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He probably grew up hearing that the British were a bunch of imperialists who persecuted his grandfather.
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The family, which was well off, belonged to the often persecuted Druze sect, a non-Islamic religion.
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"You were persecuted by the apartheid regime and disowned by your own," he said, to cacophonous cheers.
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China has also been accused of harvesting organs from persecuted groups including Uighurs, though it denies this.
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It also defends policies that adversaries say discriminate against Arabs as redressing historic grievances as persecuted Kurds.
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Bulgarian politicians have persecuted civil society groups that have criticized their abandonment of the rule of law.
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But government officials say the bill is a humanitarian effort to provide shelter to religiously persecuted minorities.
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But his preening, and his whining about being persecuted by the intelligence services, really twists the knife.
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When he talks about his time in prison, he tends to portray himself as a persecuted intellectual.
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She was saying that she was persecuted for being indigenous, but the interpreter didn't understand or explain.
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Wanjigi said in an emotional interview that the firearms were licensed and that he was being persecuted.
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Nations must act immediately to make sure aid gets to persecuted religious minorities faster and more directly.
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Catholics, long a persecuted minority, will soon be a majority in Northern Ireland if demographic trends continue.
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Somewhere in his reptile brain, he views being captured, disabled, or persecuted as weakness, as being dominated.
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But the big exception is if you're a "religious minority" who is being persecuted in your country.
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"This is the kind of thing that would apply to somebody like E.: You have a situation where the US government doesn't want to recognize that gangs have essentially turned into the State, and being persecuted by a gang is like being persecuted by the government," he said.
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"Today's arrests are a classic act of how political opponents are persecuted," Visar Ymeri told a news conference.
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They're the ultimate nightmare, particularly for women: to be hunted, persecuted, sliced open, and silenced — unable to scream.
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Each group responded strongly to the representation of their particular religious group being isolated and persecuted by Nazis.
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Ironically, she is a Yazidi, a pre-Islamic religion whose people have been persecuted by the Islamic state.
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The trio denies the charges and say they are being persecuted for supporting Mugabe and his wife Grace.
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Across the continent, Indigenous people are bringing back ways that have been persecuted for a century or more.
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The werewolves rise up against Viktor, king of vampires who has, for centuries, persecuted and mistreated the werewolves.
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Critics of the campaign were being "persecuted", they said, and cases filed by victims' families had gone nowhere.
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The other is the long-persecuted, semi-clandestine church headed by bishops who were canonically ordained by Rome.
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Sotomayor added that it's easier to persuade someone when they don't feel persecuted for having a different perspective.
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All week villages have been burning in northern Rakhine state, home of the Rohingyas, a persecuted Muslim minority.
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We are eager to welcome persecuted Christians, but we reject the notion we should have a religious test.
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Dangerous fake news has spread on platforms like Facebook in Myanmar, where the Rohingya ethnic minority are persecuted.
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The "syndrome" and the resulting intimacy is outlawed, so they must escape their community rather than be persecuted.
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And they have often done this — of necessity — without the cooperation of the home governments that persecuted them.
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" When asked by Brody if he saw helping persecuted Christians abroad as a "priority," Trump promptly replied, "yes.
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In other words, Watson isn't being persecuted for unpopular scientific views; his views just aren't scientific at all.
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Rocha says she and her family are being persecuted in Nicaragua for supporting those who oppose their president.
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Trump's prompt signature of this important legislation would guarantee that we never forget our promise to the persecuted.
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These officials are committed to using their authority and know-how to advance America's promise to the persecuted.
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"The government of Enrique Peña Nieto persecuted, captured, and extradited the criminal Joaquin Guzman Loera," the statement said.
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"Some guy wanted to read a 1,000-page book on lesbians who were persecuted in Russia," he said.
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Withholding requires the applicant to establish that it is more likely than not that he would be persecuted.
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Kirchner's government, and they argue that she is being persecuted now that she is out of office. Mrs.
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Unlike most persecuted activists who have been given the chance to leave, Mr. Ai refuses to seek asylum.
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It just prevents them from being deported to a country where they will be persecuted The backlog crisis.
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Witches were people who consorted with the devil in exchange for supernatural powers, and thus should be persecuted.
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Surrounded by forests and guarded by armed security, Dragon Springs is a refuge for persecuted Falun Gong practitioners.
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Since then, its followers have been persecuted, and there have been reports the followers' organs are being harvested.
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The F.B.I. is investigating comments on Facebook indicating that he may have felt that Muslims were being persecuted.
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"This is especially important for human rights activists, political dissidents and persecuted minorities around the world," said Sen.
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That is why she is being persecuted and threatened by the other ISIS women in the camp today.
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Very spicy, loads of horseradish, and possessing the restorative powers of personal possession from a particularly persecuted saint.
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"They told us that he was in prison because he was being persecuted and falsely accused," Liz explained.
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UnIike those who persecuted Galileo, we are enlightened enough now to have an open mind to all possibilities.
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Jews and others persecuted by Nazis during the Second World War faced looting of their most prized possessions.
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When people are persecuted for their religion, the UN identifies this as a legitimate basis for refugee status.
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But the feeling in the book is that it is not the fault of those who persecuted you.
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There are plenty of examples of corrupt Maduro loyalists who were persecuted when they turned on the regime.
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Because of his interest in the avant-garde, however, Walden was persecuted under Stalin's regime while in exile.
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"If any of my 'Leave'-voting friends felt persecuted, then we've totally failed," he said of the show.
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They're sisters, sure, and members of the family that has been persecuted from the beginning of this story.
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Jeremiah, crudely discusses the particulars of the case, hits on Marissa and acts as if he's being persecuted.
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Whistle-blowers are vital to a democracy, and I'm very troubled by the way they're being persecuted today.
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Many of them are organized and vetted by Mr. Colina and his group, Politically Persecuted Venezuelans in Exile.
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The notion that white farmers are persecuted in South Africa largely stems from a fringe group called AfriForum.
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They all should be forced to answer why they have abandoned the persecuted through their votes on Brownback.
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HIAS could not stand by when Jewish immigrants were persecuted, and it cannot stand by now, he said.
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But the Trump administration is trying to curtail the broadening of who can count as a "persecuted group".
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The standard for asylum was essentially a 1 in 10 chance of being persecuted in your home country.
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The overall amount of aid Hungary gives to persecuted Christians is "meagre", says Balazs Szent-Ivanyi ofAston University.
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I would never say that we have done enough to help persecuted religious minorities in the Middle East.
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The prize is given annually to an author or publisher who is persecuted, threatened or living in exile.
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Tens of millions were persecuted and perhaps a million or more people were killed in that convulsive time.
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If Santa Barbara smokers feel persecuted, they might take some solace that the city didn't go even further.
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He is looking to improve relations with the Muslim world and bolster the Middle East's persecuted Christian minority.
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For many decades in the 19th and 20th century, the raptors were relentlessly persecuted by farmers and hunters.
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An asylum officer's primary job is to make sure an asylum seeker wouldn't be persecuted if they're turned away from the US: to uphold the fundamental principle of refugee law called non-refoulement, that a government must not send a migrant back to a country where they'd be persecuted or imperiled.
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READ MORE FROM THE HILL: Middle East Christians suffer genocide, the world just finger-wags Pence, persecuted Middle Eastern Christians need your platform We vowed to help persecuted religious minorities — it's time to act Political leaders follow movements, and the first step in ending the evil of persecution is naming it.
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Correction (November 26th 2018): We previously said Pentecostals were persecuted by the Orthodox establishment and its allies in government.
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"All I do know is that she was being persecuted by someone in her native country," Ahluwalia said Monday.
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Mindful of how the old military regime persecuted the pious, Japan's police long treated religious groups with kid gloves.
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As Sarah Wildman wrote for Vox, the group is so persecuted that even the word "Rohingya" is considered taboo.
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ISIS also hopes that Muslims in Europe and North America will be persecuted and distrusted, igniting a religious war.
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His supporters maintain he is being persecuted politically with dubious accusations aimed at keeping him out of the race.
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On the one hand, we are a historically persecuted minority, imbued with a deep post-Holocaust sense of insecurity.
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More than 18,000 Rohingyas, a Muslim ethnic group persecuted by the Buddhist majority, fled across the border to Bangladesh.
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Plus, those in more traditional communities around the world may be shunned or exiled, persecuted or even physically harmed.
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There was a growing perception among Sunnis that they were being persecuted and excluded from power by Shiite officials.
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Additionally, this underscores Trump's failure to understand the way in which women have been persecuted and forgotten throughout history.
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His family was persecuted by The Nazis & survived The Holocaust only because of the strength & resourcefulness of his father.
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"His family was persecuted by The Nazis & survived The Holocaust only because of the strength & resourcefulness of his father."
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It's whoever persecuted Knox, and kept her in jail for four years for a crime she did not commit.
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The visit was designed to forge Muslim-Christian brotherhood and show solidarity with the country's persecuted Coptic Christian minority.
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"The government persecuted us on the basis of religion so I don't have any use for them," he says.
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Undocumented immigrants remain persecuted, while bands of armed white "citizen's militias" are allowed to take over federal property unimpeded.
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The community practice a Sufi-inflected variation of Sunni Islam, which sees them systematically persecuted by the Buddhist majority.
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Persecuted, by the way, by those who claim to be followers of Buddhism, a religion mostly associated with peace.
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The Rohingya, who are denied citizenship by Myanmar, are considered some of the most persecuted people in the world.
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My grandparents even named their second son "Great Leap Li." My mother side's family was persecuted during the chaos.
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Intellectuals, people deemed "class enemies" and those with ties to the West or the former Nationalist government were persecuted.
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The last thing persecuted asylum seekers need is an unduly restrictive legal environment in which to advance their claims.
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The indigenous humans rights activist was persecuted by the country's then-military government, which she denounced for committing atrocities.
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"They have no reason to believe they will be persecuted," Mr. Mesa said at a news conference Monday morning.
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"Christianity is really being persecuted, and it's starting right here in the United States," Pinky Person told the newspaper.
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In 220006, there were 2202 cases of persecution, according to our documentation, with the number of people persecuted 2628,28500.
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Some are Chaldean Christians or members of oppressed Muslim sects and fear being persecuted, tortured or killed if returned.
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We need to do more to help settle newcomers, and protect those who are persecuted—both locally and abroad.
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It comes a year after authorities escalated their violent crackdown against the Rohingya, a long-persecuted Muslim minority group.
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The Islamic State has capitalized on this rivalry by portraying itself as the defender and protector of persecuted Sunnis.
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I was presumed gay pretty early in school and, for a few years, had been mildly persecuted for it.
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Basically, a high crime committed by a Republican won't be prosecuted because a Democrat was persecuted over a misdemeanor.
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And survivors from the Rohingya, one of the most persecuted ethnic groups in the world, are telling their stories.
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"The more I'm persecuted, the stronger I get," Mr. Jones said on his live internet broadcast three days later.
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They're often considered the most persecuted people in a world where there is a lot of persecution going on.
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The reason for the citizenship law "is to grant opportunities to persecuted minorities from Bangladesh, Pakistan & Afghanistan," she tweeted.
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It will focus on works seized by the Nazis and on Jewish art collectors and dealers who were persecuted.
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Poor and overpopulated, Bangladesh is no haven for the Rohingya, a long-persecuted Muslim minority from Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government says the law is designed to help persecuted minorities from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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"If minorities in our neighboring countries are being persecuted, then India cannot stay a silent spectator," Shah told parliament.
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It's up to us to figure out how to do that while we're being politically persecuted and locked up.
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We also can respond to their immediate needs by partnering with humanitarian organizations that send aid to persecuted Christians.
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Kelly maintains that he is being unjustly persecuted, and that he will do nothing but pray for his haters.
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"If somebody is fleeing their country because they feel that they're being persecuted for a list of legitimate reasons, it really is in their best interest to apply for asylum to the first country that they have entered outside of the country that they are being persecuted," he said on September 9.
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"The experience of being persecuted gave us a tendency to separate ourselves, almost to create our own civilisation," he says.
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Gordhan supporters say the finance minister is being persecuted for his tough stance against political influence wielded by Zuma's allies.
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Coptic Christians, who make up 10 percent of Egypt's population of 92 million, say they have been persecuted for years.
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Elias, now 19, said the international community must help rescue remaining captives and ensure the Yazidis are never persecuted again.
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Le Pen seems to be trying to leverage the ongoing investigation in order to promote herself as being politically persecuted.
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The Vatican has long argued that doing so could endanger the church in places where Catholics are a persecuted minority.
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The other parties argue that a cap would breach the constitution, which guarantees asylum to people persecuted on political grounds.
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It grants asylum to people persecuted for their race, religion, nationality, gender, membership of a social group or political views.
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These convictions can lead them to develop a grandiose view of themselves and a sense that they are being persecuted.
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Of course, we can't talk about women being persecuted in the press on account of their age without mentioning Madonna.
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He ventured out on his own free will and his local contacts need not be persecuted for his own actions.
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After taking power in 1959, the controversial leader persecuted his political rivals and dissidents — executing and imprisoning many of them.
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Of course, until very recently, women couldn't even go to medical school, and female plant healers were persecuted as witches.
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The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, are considered some of the most persecuted people in the world.
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Of those, 2202 percent said that they felt persecuted, bullied, threatened, attacked or injured by others prior to the shootings.
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They say they have been marginalized and persecuted for years and have called for political inclusion and change for years.
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Neither. We believe in the dignity and worth of all, especially the poor, the vulnerable, the persecuted, and the abandoned.
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Rohingya Muslims, a minority group inside the predominantly Buddhist country are considered to be among the world's most persecuted people.
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The mission of the museum, she added, was to raise awareness so that no one is persecuted like this again.
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This morning, he participates in "A Seat at the Table: Persecuted Church Summit," in the White House Indian Treaty Room.
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They insisted that their voices be heard, and, when forced to, they took up arms against rulers who persecuted them.
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With him, "hater" is a term of compound narcissism: It's persecuting and persecuted, wronged and righting, both sword and shield.
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It allows people of all backgrounds to express their religious beliefs freely in place where they will not be persecuted.
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During the 60s and 70s, the Black Panthers were speaking about police brutality and were viciously persecuted for their efforts.
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Tun Khin is a human rights activist who advocates for the persecuted Rohingya Muslims in his home country of Myanmar.
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London 1938: Defending "Degenerate" German Art tells the story of a monumental British exhibition of artists persecuted by the Nazis.
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What is most remarkable about their message is that they stand for all persecuted religious and ethnic minorities in Burma.
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As a woman, to think that she would be scrutinized and persecuted like that, it was like a witch trial.
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Now they're cashing in to protect the legal marijuana industry with facial recognition, while people previously persecuted languish behind bars.
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Or I was talking about the Nazi, the billionaire comparing his plight to the Jews being persecuted by the Nazis.
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As long as the character isn't a radical terrorist, persecuted woman, or religious radical, these Muslim Americans will be happy.
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Most are Rohingya, though some are Rakhine, a Buddhist ethnic minority that has also been persecuted by the Myanmar Army.
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He persecuted rivals and stacked the courts and levied so many restrictions on industry that the private sector essentially disappeared.
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International law prevents the US from sending people back to places where they will be persecuted and could be killed.
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Just a few years later, Camenker was likening gay people to Nazis and anti-gay activists to persecuted Jewish people.
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Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi finally broke her silence on the violence against the persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority Tuesday.
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After centuries of division, and then decades of Communist rule that imprisoned, killed and otherwise persecuted Catholics, hard feelings remain.
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The tradition began to wane in the mid-to-late 14th century as Jews were increasingly persecuted in the area.
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"Maybe she has bitterness" toward the generals who persecuted her, Mr. Shwe Mann said, in recognition of their unlikely relationship.
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In July 2018, Pence announced a new initiative to aid religious and ethnic communities persecuted by ISIS, beginning in Iraq.
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A persecuted Muslim in pre-Partition India, he left Hyderabad in the middle of the night, fleeing north toward Pakistan.
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Although he was the son of a party veteran persecuted by Mao, Mr. Xi sought to shore up Mao's reputation.
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It was started 20 years ago as a print newspaper by practitioners of Falun Gong, the persecuted Chinese spiritual practice.
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The United Nations has called the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group denied citizenship in Myanmar, the world's most persecuted minority.
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People are saying whether we are in our homes or in the streets, we're going to get persecuted and killed.
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For hundreds of years, Jews living in Russia were persecuted under various czars, and their livelihoods and residences were limited.
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Gays and lesbians, especially those in drag, were routinely persecuted by police and condemned from the pulpits of neighborhood churches.
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Context: Rohingya Muslims have been persecuted for decades in Myanmar, gradually losing rights to education, health care and even citizenship.
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The F.B.I. was investigating comments on Facebook indicating that he may have felt Muslims were being persecuted, an investigator said.
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Trump raged into his day of historic shame unrepentant -- after saying he takes "zero" responsibility for impeachment -- and feeling persecuted.
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But we wont be a pawn in a dangerous debate over who should be safe and who should be persecuted.
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Two years later it was gifted to a newly arrived community of exiles, the persecuted Rhojelat Kurds of northwestern Iran.
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The SPD opposes this, arguing it breaches the constitution's guarantee of asylum to people who are persecuted for political reasons.
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Arun Chaturvedi, a BJP minister in Rajasthan, defended the bill, saying it was meant for persecuted minorities from specific countries.
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People still believe Shoko Asahara is being persecuted by the CIA, the Jews, and a bunch of other conspiracy forces.
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Instead, they function as feel-good material, reinforcing white evangelical Christians' narrative that they're the most persecuted group in America.
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Gianna Toboni travels to the Myanmar-Bangladesh border to see what the future holds for the world's most persecuted minority.
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Jews know that in bad times they are persecuted, and so their ability to thrive as a distinct group is challenged.
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"The inhabitants of this mountain...and they were not only Christians, came here because they were persecuted and weak," he said.
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Additional monitors and auditors were added to the plans ensure that the stronger focus on those persecuted would remain in place.
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Still others have criticized the criticism as being an example of reverse-racism against white Americans, that ever-persecuted racial majority.
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For example, people who entered Hungary from a country where they were not persecuted or threatened with persecution would be ineligible.
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Millions of people were persecuted or perished under Nazi rule, including six million Jews who lost their lives in the Holocaust.
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"The purpose of this is to protect users who could be persecuted for their identity in these countries," a spokesperson said.
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But the mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II is particularly lauded in Israel for sheltering persecuted Jews during the Holocaust.
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His spokesman Alvi Karimov called Novaya's report "an absolute lie", saying there were no gay men in Chechnya to be persecuted.
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The government is also dealing with a lawsuit from thousands of people alleging they were persecuted due to their sexual orientation.
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Much of the attention has focused on gay and bisexual men, but queer women and trans people have been persecuted too.
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"Your support will be felt in the hearts of those persecuted in Hong Kong, and those who live there," he said.
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The long-persecuted Copts are glad that the Muslim president of their mostly Muslim homeland offers them this token of respect.
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It is disgraceful, said Cornelia Kerth, of the VVN-Bda, an Anti-Fascist association of people persecuted during the Nazi regime.
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This is the neighborhood where Carmen was born and where her ancestors were persecuted for their blackness and magical abilities alike.
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Some feel that Aly is shifting the blame from the persecutors back onto the persecuted, while others have praised his insight.
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The government will no longer allow members of persecuted religious minorities to settle in the US during the temporary refugee pause.
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In mid-May, she passed her "credible fear" interview, which determined she would be persecuted if she returned to El Salvador.
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Nobody is individually targeted and "persecuted" by rising sea levels the way they could be for their skin color or religion.
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Often singled out because of their religion, Hazaras were persecuted by the Sunni Taliban during its 1996-2001 rule in Afghanistan.
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In Australia, it should be noted that many of the country's refugees in offshore detention were originally persecuted Rohingya fleeing Burma.
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Indeed, by closing down the single voice of the other you hand that entity a verified status as a persecuted individual.
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Cubans are the only people in our hemisphere who are actively persecuted and trafficked for their labor by their own government.
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The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in the predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, are considered some of the most persecuted people in the world.
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In Myanmar, as Vox's Sarah Wildman writes, the Muslim minority is so persecuted that even the word "Rohingya" is considered taboo.
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Rohingya Muslims are among the most persecuted people in the world, and once again, they find themselves running for their lives.
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Thus, Turkey is under the obligation not to send a Syrian back to Syria where he or she might be persecuted.
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The Rohingya, a mostly-Muslim ethnic group who are effectively stateless, are considered the most persecuted people in the world. 5.
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At a time when religious repression is on the rise, we derive inspiration from persecuted communities standing up for one another.
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We must internalize the hard lessons of the past, when we have, in the name of security, persecuted our own citizens.
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Rather than strengthening institutions, he took their power for himself and persecuted opponents, all while riding a wave of populist support.
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Streep was going to give him an award for Literary Service on behalf of the organization, which advocates for persecuted writers.
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If you're born a certain way, or if you're born in a certain part of the world, you're persecuted for that?
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But it illustrates the way that persecution complexes are often borne of being persecuted, and Gay negotiates both throughout her memoir.
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In 1989, thousands of Jews fled the crumbling USSR after decades of having been restricted from emigrating and persecuted at home.
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It's paradoxical that we're being made into criminals, when the reality is that we're the ones being persecuted by this law.
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Cowley said he never heard Zaikin claim his family was persecuted, nor had he heard Zaikin criticize the former Soviet Union.
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And for many Mormons — who see themselves as a once-persecuted group — she is an important voice to have in Congress.
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I don't think that was a factor at all, that I was persecuted back here in Canada because of my religion.
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It will marginalize Muslims, especially women, who will feel scrutinized, if not persecuted, even if they wear only a head scarf.
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In Tanzania, same-sex marriage is illegal and, in the last two years, homosexuality has been increasingly persecuted by the government.
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That he appeared paranoid about being surveilled or persecuted by others, that he frequently disregarded or violated the rights of others?
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"They are often fleeing from governments that have persecuted them, but they have a deep love for the country," he explained.
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They have been persecuted since Afghanistan's Pashtun emir targeted Hazaras for mass killings and forced removals in the late 295th century.
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Myanmar's rebel groups, many of which purport to represent one of the country's persecuted ethnic minorities, pose an especially difficult case.
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Tehran has persecuted and intimidated BBC Persian journalists and their families, arbitrarily arresting them, publicly smearing them, and freezing their assets.
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We won all those cases, because they were — and are still — persecuted in their home country, on account of their ethnicity.
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"Nikola Gruevski is persecuted and threatened by the current Macedonian government, which is under the influence of George Soros," he said.
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The condemnations send the message that people can be persecuted for holding political beliefs at odds with those of the president.
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The idea of humanitarian immigration is that people are being persecuted in their own countries and must immediately seek safety elsewhere.
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Rohingya Muslims have been persecuted for decades in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, and they were effectively stripped of their citizenship in 1982.
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I was certain that my thoughts were far too deep to be comprehended, and I would someday be persecuted for them.
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Today, Iranian activists who call for an investigation and accountability for the massacre continue to be imprisoned and their families persecuted.
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As someone who was persecuted by Franco's regime for my political convictions, I never could have dreamed of such democratic success.
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"My view is that the president should honor people who were persecuted by the former regime," Mr. Rejzek told Czech Radio.
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He also persecuted men in the State Department who were suspected of being gay, despite being a closeted gay man himself.
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Rohingya Muslims have been persecuted for decades in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, gradually losing rights to education, health care and even citizenship.
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Authorities also used the law to order an internet shutdown in the restive Rakhine state, home to the persecuted Rohingya minority.
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Mr. West may well perceive himself as still aligning with the persecuted, but the view from the top can be disorienting.
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Christianity proved robust in the face of non-Christian authorities, be they Ottoman or communist, which circumscribed or persecuted the faith.
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India's foreign ministry called the panel's statement inaccurate, saying the bill sought to help persecuted religious minorities already in the country.
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To qualify for residency in the United States, Cubans will now have to show they would be personally persecuted back home.
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The president also revealed that he recently released $50 million in assistance for Syria to protect persecuted ethnic and religious minorities.
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Most Hazaras are Shiite Muslims, a persecuted minority in Afghanistan and a favorite target of Islamic State loyalists in recent years.
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Some Sri Lankan Sufis, who follow a mystical form of Islam that Wahhabis consider heretical, said they began to be persecuted.
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Once in Serbia, Dayfi felt persecuted and went on a hunger strike in hopes of being sent to an Arab country.
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It explicitly lowered the standard for religious minorities in the Soviet Union to claim refugee status — instead of having to demonstrate that they had reason to believe they specifically would be persecuted, they simply had to demonstrate they were a member of a protected religious minority, and that that minority had a credible fear of being persecuted.
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Even then, as a spokesperson for the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada explained, it's probable that the asylum seeker in question was a child of people who were seeking asylum because they were persecuted in another country — not someone who was claiming to have been persecuted in the US. Could that change under a Trump administration?
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Under the 2009 directive, undocumented migrants who can establish they may be persecuted in their home countries may be released from detention.
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Roose observed that the Kappa Beta Phi members feel socially persecuted — ironic, considering they constitute some of the world's most privileged set.
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Myanmar's Rohingyas are considered among the most persecuted people in the world and are not recognized by the country they live in.
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He will also have to show that the Venezuelan government persecuted him or that they failed to protect him from his tormentors.
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And little by little in my head grew the knowledge that the families of these people were being persecuted in some way.
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Mr. Mitsotakis responded by accusing Turkey of exploiting the refugee crisis and "using the persecuted as pawns in forwarding its geopolitical goals."
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An immigration judge granted asylum to a woman who said she had fled her country after being persecuted for testing H.I.V. positive.
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They rebuked Iranians accused of violating the country's strict moral codes and persecuted political and religious dissenters, according to human rights watchdogs.
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"The US has a unique historical legacy as a generous humanitarian donor and a defender of the world's persecuted peoples," Trincia said.
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As he tells it, his work with persecuted Coptic Christians reinforced to him the power of the internet as a democratic equalizer.
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That view connects to a broader assumption shared by many conservatives: that white Christian men are a persecuted minority in modern America.
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Over the past two years, Suu Kyi has stood by during the genocide of Myanmar's Rohingya, a long-persecuted Muslim minority group.
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Not long after its founding, its residents began accepting persecuted outsiders—not from over the ocean, but from across the East River.
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In it, he said: "My heart goes out to all who this day, whatever their beliefs, are being persecuted on religious grounds."
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And when they were persecuted, they embarked on the first hijra, or migration, and found refuge with the Christian rulers of Abyssinia.
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Millions of other innocent civilians were persecuted and murdered by the Nazis, but the elimination of Jews was central to Nazi policy.
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Not only are LGBT people victims of general gang violence, like other Salvadorans, they are also persecuted because of their sexual orientation.
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The cases have sparked massive demonstrations by her supporters, who say she is being persecuted by a new government bent on revenge.
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Mr. Gay Syria is a joyful anthem of support for Syrian men currently being persecuted for their sexuality as immigrants in Turkey.
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If we were persecuted for the amount of shit that's been said about us that's not true, our lives would be over.
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You have one amazing piece by Yang Kuisong at East China Normal University on a man who was persecuted for his homosexuality.
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Nor is there any evidence to corroborate the Bitkovs' assertion that the Kremlin persecuted them over their refusal to follow political orders.
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Young men were drafted into the Sandinista private army, Christians were persecuted, and Nicaragua became the headquarters for Cubans, Soviets and terrorists.
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The Bahai, which the UN has described as Iran's "most severely persecuted religious minority," confront the greatest challenges in obtaining an education.
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The community continues to be persecuted in many former British colonies, and homosexuality is illegal in 41 out of 53 Commonwealth nations.
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These Arabs are predominantly Sunni, and thus part of the Syrian population most persecuted by the Syrian regime in the civil war.
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John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.) and members of the state's Civil Rights Commission, saying he is still being persecuted for his religious beliefs.
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Stop blaming all white men There's a growing belief among some conservative white men that they are persecuted for their skin color.
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Extrapolated across the wider Rohingya population, they give a shocking snapshot of the intensity of the violence inflicted on the persecuted minority.
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The bigger picture: Many Rohingya, a majority-Muslim ethnic group often described as "the world's most persecuted minority," now live in limbo.
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These tests don't tell us about the languages our ancestors spoke, the food they ate, or whether they were celebrated or persecuted.
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But in a closely watched speech, he avoided directly addressing the situation of the persecuted Rohingya minority, or even mentioning the term.
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The details are less important than the fact that you're being persecuted, you're being victimized by people that you loathe and fear.
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"We do not want Evelyn to be viewed as a criminal and persecuted," protester Claribel Ayala said outside the attorney general's office.
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Second: Persecuting and jailing a political opponent only makes it more likely that you and your allies will be persecuted in turn.
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What Putin fails to acknowledge is that the overwhelmingly ethnic Albanian population of Kosovo had been severely persecuted during Slobodan Milosevic's rule.
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Demonstrations against the targeting of the Rohingya ethnic group, a persecuted Muslim minority, took place on Monday outside Australia's Parliament in Canberra.
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For many conservative Christians, Mr. Brunson has become a symbol of the Trump administration's commitment to protecting persecuted Christians in unfriendly regions.
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In the years that followed, Liang expanded his work to represent dissidents, human rights activists, petitioners and other persecuted groups across China.
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Part of his agenda, he said, would be to help embattled local Christians, and focus on relief efforts for persecuted religious minorities.
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For those on the right, an indictment is just more proof that the Prime Minister is persecuted by all kinds of elites.
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An escalating armed insurgency has broken out among Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya minority, even as support for the Muslim ethnic group builds internationally.
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In recent years, Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar have been increasingly persecuted, unable to travel freely, attend college or worship as they wish.
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He said he had been persecuted by the bishop of Oxford "in the most unaccountable manner," barred from officiating for reasons unknown.
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The Kremlin denied that gay men were being persecuted in Chechnya, after reports of detention and torture trickled out of the region.
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"Helen Foster is not the only person at HUD that has been persecuted in this witch-hunt under your watch," Smallwood wrote.
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A recent report from the British Government found that 80 percent of people who are persecuted because of their religion are Christians.
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Mr. Mugabe became the first leader of an independent Zimbabwe, then persecuted his domestic opponents and presided over the country's long decline.
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Feeling persecuted and endangered, he and his girlfriend scrounged up enough to pay for travel to the United States to request asylum.
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He specifically mentioned Hussein's use of chemical weapons against his own civilians, Kurdish Iraqis persecuted in the northern part of the country.
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The story of Cyrus resonates with many right-wing Christians because they imagine themselves to be persecuted like the Jews of old.
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There is perhaps no more inspiring example of the strength of unity than that of persecuted communities standing up for one another.
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India persecuted its own citizens in Kashmir, Assam and elsewhere; it has also outraged Muslims by passing a discriminatory new citizenship law.
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That defeats the point of the change, since minority Muslim sects and secularists are among the most persecuted groups in those countries.
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The Wahhabi strain was outlawed in another restive, predominantly Muslim province, Dagestan, and its adherents are persecuted in Russia, rights groups say.
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In 1973, she was imprisoned for three months, held in solitary confinement, and tortured for having aided people who had been persecuted.
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A long-persecuted Muslim minority concentrated in Myanmar's western state of Rakhine, the Rohingya have been deemed dangerous interlopers from neighboring Bangladesh.
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So much of the public was convinced that he was politically persecuted by "communist" judges [and] envy of his wealth and success.
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Most Sunni communities welcomed the defeat of IS, which they had quickly discovered persecuted all those it deemed enemies, regardless of sect.
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A Muslim minority in Myanmar, where they are brutally persecuted, the Rohingyas were last year driven out of Rakhine state, which borders Bangladesh.
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Dmitriyev&aposs older daughter, Ekaterina Klodt, told The Associated Press Friday she believes her father is being persecuted for his research and activism.
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At the same time, Eckert found evidence that the Nazis persecuted approximately 160 doctors who had practiced radiology, because of their Jewish heritage.
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McHugh claims she never really jelled with this argument, seeing instead a persecuted minority that had tried over the centuries to preserve itself.
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When we last saw this persecuted pair, they were escaping the barbarous Ramsay Bolton by leaping off a Winterfell battlement into the snow.
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Photojournalist Emily Kinskey's work highlights the lives of migrants and the living conditions of what she describes as "persecuted subcultures" around the globe.
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IT WAS the sort of intervention on behalf of a persecuted opposition politician that Amnesty International carries out hundreds of times a year.
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The victims are Rohingyas, a Muslim minority that has been persecuted by the Burmese authorities with varying degrees of ferocity since the 1980s.
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Relief officials fear that few Rohingya, a stateless and long-persecuted minority in Myanmar, carried such documents in their desperate scramble to leave.
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"Erdogan has created a new Erdogan," Cagaptay says, arguing that it's Imamoglu who can now claim to represent those persecuted by the establishment.
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Attorney: Procedure is 'religious practice' Following Nagarwala's arraignment, attorney Shannon Smith told reporters her client was "absolutely" being persecuted because of her religion.
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Because it allied with the anarchist revolutionaries and criticized Stalin, pro-Moscow Communists persecuted and dismantled the POUM, assassinating its leader Andreu Nin.
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Most Rohingyas are technically stateless—due to a 1982 law that denies them full citizenship—and have long been persecuted for their religion.
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Allen, I know there are a lot of people who are waving their arms, like, oh, my gosh, this is a persecuted people.
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Pacific islanders who abandon their islands aren't being persecuted exactly, but they can also never "choose" to go home; their homes are underwater.
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Human rights activists accuse her of not standing up more forcibly for the long-persecuted Rohingya, then supporting the military's version of events.
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We still take in the persecuted under the Refugee Act of 1980, though the RAISE Act would limit the numbers of those admitted.
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The United Nations failed to protect the human rights of the persecuted Rohingya minority in Myanmar, according to documents leaked to VICE News.
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The new ban also dropped language giving preference to refugees who are part of a persecuted religious minority in their country of citizenship.
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The opening words of "Bang bang he shot you down" are incredibly powerful when looking at it through the lens of persecuted people.
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What about Andrew Jackson, who famously persecuted native Americans and whose statue and name adorns the city's riverfront square in the French quarter?
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People who flee their homes because of their sexuality, on the other hand, officially fall into a different category—a persecuted social group.
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If we seek reasons to believe we're persecuted, we'll find them, as I did everywhere once I bought into the white supremacist narrative.
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The hardline group persecuted non-Sunni communities and inflicted harsh punishments on Sunnis who do not abide by its extreme interpretation of Islam.
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The Rohingya are a stateless, Muslim minority in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar and are considered some of the most persecuted people in the world.
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Sinosphere The exiled Chinese writer Liao Yiwu, 57, is the son of schoolteachers in Sichuan Province who were persecuted during the Cultural Revolution.
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In response, Browder opened a campaign to persuade U.S. lawmakers that CICIG had persecuted the family at the behest of the Russian government.
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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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David Curry is president of Open Doors USA, an organization that has served persecuted Christians around the world for more than 60 years.
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Jat was targeted because she is a Muslim Rohingya, described by the UN as the most heavily persecuted ethnic group in the world.
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The convention only obligates governments not to send or return refugees to locations where they might be persecuted, an act known as refoulement.
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I think it just speaks to the need to see themselves as a victim that they have, that they are constantly being persecuted.
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While the Ahmadiyya community has led by example, promoting peace and pluralism, they are among the most persecuted Muslim groups in the world.
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They've been persecuted for their disposition, being been labeled as evil — or even as witches — despite making up about 10% of the population.
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In the past, some would argue that their family was being targeted, and that made them a member of a persecuted social group.
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This movement was distinguished by its radical poverty, voluntary at first, then, as it was persecuted and dispersed, as a fact of life.
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Pompeo went on to pledge the agency and the U.S.'s "tireless efforts" towards helping refugees and other persecuted peoples in the future.
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"The reason apartheid was bad in the first place is because the government persecuted people on the basis of their race," Carlson argued.
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They were able to live in their skin, I was not able to live in my own, and was persecuted for being me.
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Iran-born, London-based artist Ash Koosha will play a SXSW showcase called ContraBanned: #MusicUnites highlighting artists persecuted by Trump's controversial travel ban.
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He used security laws to put his political opponents behind bars and his critics say he restricted free speech and persecuted political opponents.
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Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne had urged Thai authorities to release Araibi while rights groups have said he was persecuted for political reasons.
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Hours of tearful victims' testimony will not deter evangelicals who see Roy Moore as the latest Christian martyr persecuted by the liberal establishment.
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"We are all victims," said Panh Sam Onn, who hid his background as a teacher to avoid being persecuted by the Khmer Rouge.
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One of the Displaced Dinners speakers is a gay Syrian refugee named Lutfi who was persecuted for many years for his sexual orientation.
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Carnival Row avoids simplistic narratives where the persecuted fae are good, racists are bad, and the best path for everyone is liberal inclusivity.
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Like Elie Wiesel, they did so for the future of Jewish people, but also for the liberty and dignity of other persecuted groups.
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Francis has repeatedly highlighted the plight of Christians persecuted and even slain for their faith in areas where Islamic fundamentalists have targeted them.
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The postelection mood was somber for the new People Salvation Movement, which says that it has been systemically persecuted by Mr. Kagame's loyalists.
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The CAA aims to fast-track here citizenship for persecuted Hindus, Parsis, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains and Christians who arrived in India before Dec.
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R. Kelly: 'I have been assassinated' Kelly ranted, cried and claimed he was being persecuted in other excerpts of the interview released Wednesday.
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The bill excludes Muslim members of religious minorities from neighboring countries, such as the Rohingya who have been persecuted ruthlessly in neighboring Myanmar.
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His case has raised an outcry among the liberal cultural elite who say they fear the director is being persecuted for his work.
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Trump has called on Turkey to return Brunson to the U.S. and has said the religious leader is being persecuted for "no reason."
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Watching him be persecuted by the U.S. government [for obscenity charges] as I was learning about the U.S. Constitution — [he] became my hero.
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Indian foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar repeated the government's line that it was a measure designed to address the needs of persecuted religious minorities.
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The government justifies its exclusion of Muslim refugees by saying they cannot be persecuted by states that proclaim Islam as their official religion.
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Did your year of preparing for your role in "Silence" (as a persecuted Jesuit missionary in 17th-century Japan) deepen everything for you?
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He warned specifically that persecuted Rohingya Muslims there could become radicalized and destabilize the region unless the government contained sectarian violence and discrimination.
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When that changed, people with H.I.V. could also seek asylum in the U.S. if they were persecuted for it in their home country.
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" The details of the charges are unclear but activists say she "is being persecuted for her peaceful defense of human rights in Iran.
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And the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority community in Myanmar (the Southeast Asian country also called Burma) have taken this message to heart.
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For example, many evangelicals fought in the era of the American Revolution to end the tax-supported denominations, which had often persecuted evangelicals.
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In practice, it seems likely this will help Christians who are persecuted in the Middle East — something Trump has said he would do.
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Myanmar's leader denies the country's persecuted Muslim minority is undergoing ethnic cleansing Myanmar's leader denies the country's persecuted Muslim minority is undergoing ethnic cleansing Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi denied Wednesday that ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya people is underway, despite a damning U.N. report that the country's military forces in Rakhine State are committing mass gang-rape and slaughtering babies.
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He asked for the inclusion of a triptych of paintings of three Yezidi women who had been persecuted by Islamic State in Northern Iraq.
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She has unearthed some haunting human dramas: the story of three bloggers persecuted by a manipulative prosecutor who wants to turn them into collaborators.
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For example, asylum-seekers&apos claims will be rejected if they traveled through countries where they were not persecuted or at risk of persecution.
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If that argument is accepted, he said, it would jeopardize the government's ability to help persecuted religious minorities abroad by granting them refugee status.
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Further, Lina (Stephanie Levi-John) and Oviedo (Aaron Cobham) would be in danger in an Inquisition-era Spain that persecuted non-Catholics and converts.
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There is a popular sentiment among the alt-right that they're persecuted, that everyone is being racist against white people and sexist against men.
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The president's spokesman denied that Mr Trillanes was being persecuted merely for opposing Mr Duterte, saying that the president was simply upholding the law.
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We want to normalise the use of our language, which has been persecuted for centuries and still does not have official status throughout Spain.
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The climate has worsened since attacks on Burmese border guards last October that have been blamed on the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority group.
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Americans were so appalled by the idea that one person's opinion might be better than another's that they embraced dolts and persecuted gifted heretics.
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Persecuted and threatened in Egypt for being Coptic Christian, he came to the United States a few years ago to practice his faith freely.
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I refuse to allow another American to be persecuted and targeted by IRS bureaucrats for expressing their First Amendment rights, no matter their beliefs.
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BRAZILE: You know, as a Christian woman, I understand persecution but I will not sit here and persecuted because your information is totally false.
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Under Mexican law, a member of a family that has been threatened by a gang may qualify as belonging to a persecuted social group.
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That applies to people who are not deemed to be personally persecuted but in whose home country war, torture or other inhumane treatment exist.
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That may have made sense when Israel offered a vital haven for persecuted Jews and could not afford to open its doors more widely.
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission explains that despite the bird's status as a national symbol, it's still one of the most persecuted in the country.
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Since April, the former president has been jailed on a corruption conviction, but he denies any wrongdoing and claims he is being politically persecuted.
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Since March, the former president has been jailed on a corruption conviction, but he denies any wrongdoing and claims he is being politically persecuted.
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Unlike many other foreigners, he wasn&apost an aid worker in one of the biggest camps for Myanmar&aposs persecuted minority in southern Bangladesh.
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There were also historical exhibits at the Temple, including a documentary chronicling incidents of people being persecuted throughout the ages as alleged devil worshippers.
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"There was no doubt that the Jews were persecuted," he has tweeted, but also praised Nazi scientists' contributions to science, medicine and other fields.
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To get asylum, asylum seekers have to establish they have a "credible" fear they will be persecuted if they return to their home countries.
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"Jesus taught us to stand in solidarity with those being oppressed and persecuted," Hawkins said while a guest on my SiriusXM radio show recently.
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And in Myanmar, there are about 1 million Rohingyas -- a persecuted ethnic and religious minority who say they are being increasingly targeted and attacked.
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Since the start of the refugee crisis, we have argued that Europe should welcome persecuted people and carefully manage their entry into European society.
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"Those who are persecuted for their sexuality are not only afraid but also often ashamed," says Claus Jetz from Cologne's Gay and Lesbian Association.
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Ortega said she had been persecuted in an effort to hide details of high-level corruption, saying she had proof, though she offered none.
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The Yazidis, whose beliefs combine elements of several Middle Eastern religions, were the most persecuted community under Islamic State which considered them devil-worshippers.
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Zelenskiy's decree would apply to citizens of the Russian Federation who had been persecuted for political reasons, a statement on the presidential website said.
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"The country's last wild buffalo are persistently persecuted for crimes they've never committed," the Buffalo Field Campaign said in a statement on its website.
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Haley told the council that inside Iran, Christians and other minorities are persecuted, gays and lesbians are executed and freedom of speech is denied.
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"The government sees the cost of leaving power as very high, that they would be destroyed and persecuted," reckons Luis Vicente León of Datanálisis.
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In spite of this, the Christian Right has, and still actively cultivates the notion that Christians are a persecuted, vulnerable minority requiring legal protection.
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But all other EU countries have equivalently strong legal commitments to guaranteeing asylum to the persecuted, including via international conventions that have constitutional force.
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The UN Human Rights Council heard on Tuesday that China is engaged in widespread harvesting of human organs from persecuted religious and ethnic minorities.
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His great-grandfather had arrived in San Francisco in the eighteen-fifties, with brothers, after leaving Bavaria, where Jewish property owners were being persecuted.
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He connected, in post-war America, to the age-old struggle of the bible's prophets for justice for all persecuted people, including African-Americans.
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Moore went so far as to say "that his brother is being persecuted, in his own words, like Jesus Christ was," according to Savidge.
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Pastor Andrew Brunson, a fine gentleman and Christian leader in the United States, is on trial and being persecuted in Turkey for no reason.
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The United States government should continue to advocate for all persecuted groups within Burma, including the Rohingya, the Karen, the Kachin and the Shan.
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MRAs commonly have a victim mentality—viewing themselves as being systemically persecuted, with women getting a better deal—and many are loudly anti-feminist.
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It was the only space in which we could gather, be ourselves with the person we loved together -- and not feel persecuted, but safe.
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Editorial Myanmar has long persecuted the country's Rohingya Muslim minority, denying it basic rights to citizenship, to marry, to worship and to an education.
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Applicants must prove they have been persecuted or fear persecution based on their race, religion, nationality, political belief or membership in a particular group.
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To qualify for asylum, an applicant would have to show that the people who persecuted her were also persecuting others on the same basis.
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He also voiced concern for persecuted Christian minorities in countries or regions where the faithful have been killed or had their religious freedom suppressed.
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"The Jews have always been persecuted throughout the years," said Ben Elmen, 25, of Brooklyn, who was attending the ceremony for the first time.
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Yaroslav Sivulsky, a representative of the European Association of Jehovah's Witnesses, said the verdict evoked the atheist Soviet period when Moscow persecuted the group.
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Many have already claimed that sending persecuted individuals to Mexico, one of the most violent countries in the world, places them in harm's way.
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Hatred is a binary choice, so every person's mind and heart that are changed brings us closer to a better environment for persecuted minorities.
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"The fact that Fritz Grünbaum was persecuted by the Nazis is not contested," a spokeswoman for the foundation, Freya Paschen, said in an email.
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During that purge, hundreds were persecuted here in Palu, according to a local human rights group, Solidarity for the Victims of Human Rights Violations.
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In both Xinjiang and Tibet, bilingual education has been replaced by Mandarin schools, and proponents of Uighur and Tibetan language-learning have been persecuted.
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Myanmar The United Nations' top court has ordered the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar to prevent acts of genocide against its persecuted Rohingya minority.
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When today's authoritarians reach power, though, the revolutionary force is mostly felt by opponents of the new regime, who are marginalised and sometimes persecuted.
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But critics contend that West Germany's amiable dealings with the Soviet bloc left those regimes' opponents -- such as persecuted political dissidents -- in the lurch.
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And I will be for the rest of my life, for you, until we change the world so that trans people are not persecuted.
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Before "Wolf Hall," Cromwell was often cast as a cartoonish villain who persecuted the pious and helped a lustful king dispatch of unwanted wives.
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And our undocumented residents, who are essential to the city's foundation, have been and will continue to be persecuted by federal and state law.
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"Christians from conflict zones in Syria and Iraq aren't persecuted more than others," said the head of Human Rights Watch in Australia, Elaine Pearson.
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The Christian right enjoys unrivaled political power in the Trump era, but that hasn't stopped it from adopting the mien of a persecuted minority.
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"We don't do anything alone," General Votel said of American military operations overseas, which are regularly helped by Iraqi citizens who become persecuted refugees.
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Mr. Modi and his allies deny this, saying they are simply trying to address illegal migration and help persecuted minorities at the same time.
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Both Iran and the Houthis have opposed Al-Qaeda, and Iran has defended Afghanistan's persecuted Hazara minority despite having no prospects of Shiite rule.
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We need to follow the noble lead of Bangladesh, which despite its own challenges has opened its borders and welcomed its persecuted Rohingya neighbors.
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He's trying to convince Republicans he's being persecuted -- and, moreover, that sticking with him is the only way for them to stay in power.
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In his first TV interview since he was charged with sexual abuse last month, the singer ranted and cried, saying he is being persecuted.
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"Germany became an anti-Semitic dictatorship in which opponents feared for their lives and Jews were systematically persecuted," the narrator explains in the video.
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When asylum officers conduct a credible fear interview, they ask basic questions about how a migrant was persecuted and what role the authorities played.
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About 633 Central American asylum seekers have been turned away since January, unable to prove sufficient fear of being tortured and persecuted in Mexico.
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Abudujilili Supi, a Chinese Muslim of the persecuted Uighur ethnic minority, was arrested for no clear reason in the United Arab Emirates last week.
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It's a legal status that a government gives to people because they've been persecuted or are at risk of persecution in their home countries.
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"So we end up with a government that under the law of stopping crimes to protect women (makes) the victim actually the persecuted," said Nims.
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In authoritarian countries, such as Venezuela or Iraq, this means that they are among the first to be persecuted or chased out of the country.
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I didn't understand that as a white passing woman I'd be praised for this hair, but if I was a black woman I'd be persecuted.
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The FBI's repeated targeting of people who clearly require psychiatric care has fed into the Islamic State's contention that Islam is persecuted in the West.
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For some persecuted or marginalized groups or individuals, using "hateful" labels is way of taking ownership of derogatory terms that are often used against them.
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"I'm at KL Court today as a citizen who has been silenced, persecuted & sentenced to jail for speaking up against @NajibRazak," Fahmi said on Twitter.
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Photo: APFor their part, Russian officials have denied that the country had anything to do with the poisoning and believe that they're being unfairly persecuted.
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They signed — feeling they had no choice — a form stating the migrant wasn't likely to be persecuted in Mexico, and therefore could be safely returned.
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Emily Hass' Exile series consists of abstract renderings of Berlin building plans that, in the 1930s, were known to house persecuted Jews, artists, and intellectuals.
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A rally was held in Detroit where a series of local politicians and community leaders argued Conyers was being unfairly persecuted and denied due process.
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Many worked as merchants or traders, placing them in a position similar to that of Jews in medieval Europe: necessary, but often resented and persecuted.
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The proximity to the border is no accident: For a group persecuted for decades for their polygamous lifestyle, it provides a useful blurring of jurisdiction.
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As predominantly Sunni Muslims, Palestinians have been increasingly viewed with suspicion by Iraq's Shi'ite Muslim majority, who were at times persecuted under the Sunni Saddam.
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A Pakistani man from Peshawar had told the courts he feared being persecuted by the Taliban if he returned to Pakistan&aposs sixth largest city.
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In "I Did Something Bad," she describes herself as being unfairly persecuted, both by Kardashian West and by the media that accused her of lying.
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Strengthen global safeguards for the LGBTQ community: O'Rourke plans to partner with other nations to reform the asylum and refugee processes for persecuted LGBTQ immigrants.
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The executive order might make an exception for "religious minorities" who are persecuted in their home countries — presumably intended for Christians in the Middle East.
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And again, people with quirks aren't a persecuted minority like mutants are in the X-Men comics, but rather the majority — and they're running things.
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Although the PML-N is now casting itself as the persecuted champion of democracy, the party did little to burnish it before Mr Sharif's ousting.
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This broad fan base helped Get Out secure both an Oscar and the co-signs of the same liberal white people that the movie persecuted.
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"The dictatorship has sealed its moral and diplomatic defeat by showing the world how it persecuted its own with all types of violence," he said.
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The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community is routinely persecuted in Muslim-majority Malaysia, where they are seen as a threat to conservative values.
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Naghawi is a member of Afghanistan's Shi'ite community, hundreds of thousands of whom were persecuted by the Taliban in the 2000s and fled to Iran.
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He fled the village of Sakruli in the Indian state of Punjab in 1992 after he was persecuted as a Sikh religious leader, he said.
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Under Saddam a single endowment ministry ran all state religious lands, which Shi'ites persecuted by the dictator complained left them unable to oversee their heritage.
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Alwadaei, BIRD's head of advocacy, said his relatives were convicted based on confessions gained by torture and that they were being "persecuted" for his activism.
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Political refugees often carry official files that prove they were persecuted in their country of origin—and many of them are proud of this proof.
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An individual may, however, be granted asylum in the UK if they can prove they'd be persecuted for their political opinion, religion or family background.
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Again, the U.S. response to the plight of Iraq's persecuted religious minorities has been genuine, and the aid now appears to be moving more quickly.
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Le Pen's criticism fits the party's narrative that it is persecuted by judges as part of an attempt by the establishment to undermine it politically.
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For example, in co-sponsoring acts of prayer for Christians being persecuted in the Middle East, a matter on which both have voiced strong feelings.
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The law also aims to set up a government fund to compensate transgender people who were persecuted during Uruguay's 1973-1985 military dictatorship, she said.
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While its neighbors have actively persecuted and threatened death to its homosexual citizens, Israel still remains the only LGBTQ friendly country in the Middle East.
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Mr. Yang also pledged $240 million to help other victims of Chinese rights abuses, especially those persecuted for using the internet to criticize the government.
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At the same time, Zurich-based art dealer Irmgard Burchard was arranging a show of many of the émigré German artists persecuted by the Nazis.
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Standing in unity for all persecuted minorities strengthens the case against the military's brutal tactics and demonstrates our commitment to ending human suffering for all.
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Pence took the opportunity to advocate for the release of Pastor Andrew Brunson, a Christian leader in the U.S. who is being persecuted in Turkey.
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He has, however, strongly supported some persecuted groups, including advocating for an increase in the number of Iraqi ethnic minority Yazidis to settle in Australia.
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Mr. Duterte's administration has persecuted his critics, be they journalists (like a founder of the news site Rappler, where I work) or even sitting senators.
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It did not use the term Rohingya for the persecuted Muslim minority, which Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has asked foreign leaders to avoid.
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A few Pride campaigns have been called out for manufacturing apparel in countries where being gay is illegal or where queer people are commonly persecuted.
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A poll last year found that 42.7 percent of Brazilians believed that Mr. da Silva was being persecuted by the news media and the judiciary.
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Myanmar's national security adviser, U Thaung Tun, who also attended the meeting, reiterated the government's rejection of accusations that it has systematically persecuted the Rohingya.
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" She said she shared the award "with Yazidis, Iraqis, Kurds, other persecuted minorities and all of the countless victims of sexual violence around the world.
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Doing so would violate the non-refoulement principle, the practice of not forcing asylum-seekers to return to a place where they may be persecuted.
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Instead, she has turned a blind eye as the military has persecuted Rohingya Muslims, suppressed freedom of speech and done little to advance women's rights.
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He was persecuted as the grandchild of Jew, but he also became one of only four dealers allowed to sell artworks confiscated by the Nazis.
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The MP, a health worker who treated the injured, and a villager said at least five Rohingya, members of a persecuted Muslim minority, had died.
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A video that surfaced in December seemed to depict border police officers in Rakhine State beating two unarmed men, members of the persecuted Rohingya minority.
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They are worried France won't grant them asylum because it doesn't recognize them as persecuted, based on the experience of others who have been rejected.
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Ortega says she has been persecuted by opponents in an effort to hide details of high-level corruption and that she has proof of it.
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In all these countries, Pence will also highlight his work with the US Agency for International Development, focused on relief efforts for persecuted religious minorities.
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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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Persecuted religious minorities including from Hindu, Sikh, or Christian communities are eligible for citizenship, but those from Islam do not enjoy all the same advantages.
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It's about surviving pogroms and cattle cars, and learning that when others are being persecuted we have a moral obligation to speak up and interfere.
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Mr. Modi's government has said that the measure is misunderstood and aims only to help religious minorities that are persecuted in Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Modi, who leads the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, has insisted that the citizenship law aims to help persecuted religious minorities in three nearby countries.
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I closed my eyes, wondering for a second if it was Poles who committed these acts, or the same Nazis who had persecuted my parents.
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The order also directed the secretary of state and the secretary of homeland security to prioritize refugee claims made by persecuted members of religious minorities.
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Last October, attacks on three border guard posts signaled the emergence of an armed resistance, with international terror links, among Myanmar's long-persecuted Rohingya Muslims.
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But her reputation has been sullied by her response to the plight of the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority living in the western Rakhine state.
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Mr. Trump had denounced the process as inadequate during the presidential campaign, and said persecuted Christians had "no chance" of coming to the United States.
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There are plans to conduct an analysis to determine how appropriated funds can be better used to address persecuted religious minorities in the Middle East.
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India's Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) aims to fast-track citizenship for persecuted Hindus, Parsis, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains and Christians who arrived in India before Dec.
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He was notorious for his religious zeal and his fervent defense of the church during a time when Christians were heavily persecuted for their beliefs.
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The order also suggests that the resettlement program should make persecuted religious minorities a higher priority, implying that they have been neglected in the past.
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But claiming he was persecuted on the basis of his religion or sexual orientation might help his application rise to the top of the pile.
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The agency also is not forcing migrants to return to Mexico who would "more likely than not" be persecuted or tortured there, the official said.
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In the ensuing decades they have become among the world's most persecuted minorities with severe restrictions placed on their movement, marriage, education and religious freedom.
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She was an ethnic Hazara, a persecuted minority in Afghanistan and when the Taliban took over her village, they banned girls from going to school.
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Here's what he said in a Friday interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network's David Brody: BRODY: Persecuted Christians, we've talked about this, the refugees overseas.
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He mentioned that the group also takes part in international humanitarian efforts to help Christians persecuted because of their faith, like Iraqis pursued by ISIS.
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Growing up in a very very white city, I had no idea the struggles black women face and how often they were persecuted for their hair.
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And I want to be clear: I don't think it's the responsibility of persecuted people, or abused people, or oppressed people, to have to "reform" extremists.
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Most of that money was still focused on infrastructure projects that would benefit persecuted minorities and their Muslim neighbors equally, as their battered communities are rebuilt.
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Within the show, persecuted refugees seek to flee the tyranny of their theocratic society by escaping across the border -- only here, the promised land is Canada.
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"There are 750,000 young men (in Europe) claiming to be persecuted at home (and) not thinking about how to liberate their mothers and wives," he said.
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"The girl with four arms is the protagonist and she is definitely against the government or persecuted for an unknown reason," Josan tells The Creators Project.
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It is a coming-of-age story set in extraordinary times, and an account of the war as seen by a persecuted Jew with a radio.
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During the Cultural Revolution in the late 1960s and 1970s, academics and people with ties to the West or who were deemed "class enemies" were persecuted.
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ARSA, which emerged with attacks on border posts in 2016, is focused on winning rights for Rohingya, the mostly stateless Muslim minority long persecuted in Myanmar.
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Bush used her White House platform to champion the Afghan women and girls violently persecuted, barred from schools and denied basic human rights by the Taliban.
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Wherever men or women are persecuted because of their race, religion, or political views, that place must -- at that moment -- become the center of the universe.
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By publicly expunging Trump fans from their feed, Clintonistas only legitimize some Trump supporters' biggest complaint: that they're a persecuted minority, victimized by the liberal elite.
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Whether it's uniting persecuted mutants or appealing to Wakanda's more vengeful elements, they only fan the flames of tribal divisions, which the heroes must rise above.
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But it was really rough because I was a gay kid and I was both popular and persecuted, so I always sort of understood both angles.
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The couple did not submit evidence to show that they had been persecuted in Russia, or prove that they bought their passports from a private company.
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"The low numbers of religious minorities being resettled contradicts the administration's policies and stated goals to actually help persecuted religious minorities around the world," Yang said.
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Ultimately the timing of the meeting, intended to project an image of the Trump administration's dedication to protecting refugees persecuted for their religions, was rather ironic.
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His trip will focus heavily on the Emirates' commitment to religious tolerance in the region, which has seen Christians persecuted for their faith in recent decades.
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Under Mexican law asylum is granted to those persecuted on the grounds of race, religion, nationality, gender, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.
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Myanmar is currently in the midst of a brutal crackdown against its persecuted Muslim minority Rohingya population, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee into neighboring Bangladesh.
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Even if resumed, it will also cut refugee admissions to the U.S. by more than half this year and establish a preference for persecuted religious minorities.
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The LGBT community is routinely persecuted in Muslim-majority Malaysia, where sodomy is a crime and the government sanctions campaigns seeking to curb homosexuality and transgenderism.
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"My heart goes out to all who this day, whatever their beliefs, are being persecuted on religious grounds," he says in the four-minute-long message.
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It also reinforces the importance of improving legal immigration, outside of the formal refugee program, to better protect persecuted people with ties to the United States.
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The report also said Islamic State (IS) militants had executed women and girls by stoning for alleged adultery, forced girls into marriage, and persecuted homosexual men.
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Egypt is home to the largest Christian population in the Middle East, largely because they've been persecuted to brink of extinction everywhere else in the region.
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The Sinjar region is populated by Yazidis, the followers of an ancient religion who speak a Kurdish language and the group most persecuted by Islamic State.
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Today, over 6900 billion Christians worldwide celebrate the death and resurrection of their Savior Jesus Christ, remembering that Jesus was ridiculed and persecuted in his life.
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""I'm in mourning, Alexis," she continued, "and I will be the rest of my life until we change the world, until trans people are not persecuted.
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Despite those pledges, her government has faced accusations of being unsympathetic to the plight of the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority in the Buddhist-majority country.
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Since then, he has been lionized as an American hero — a defender of liberty and champion of civil rights for the downtrodden, the poor, and persecuted.
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Pictures and memorabilia of their legacy, persecuted and forced out of Cuba when Castro took power, adorn his office walls in the Cannon House Office Building.
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This, however, is a bit misleading: Preference for religious minorities and persecuted religions was US law before Trump's executive order, during it, and remains so today.
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The Yazidis, whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions, have long been viewed with suspicion and repeatedly persecuted by other groups in Iraq.
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"It must not be forgotten that us women in Northern Ireland are still persecuted by a Victorian-era abortion ban," says Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International.
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Vatican officials have argued that a global requirement to report to civil authorities would, in some places, result in victims being ostracized or priests being persecuted.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing and says he is being persecuted by Israel's left, is entitled to a hearing before an indictment is formally issued.
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Changes in the screening process could drastically lower those findings by requiring more proof from asylum seekers that they would be persecuted in their home countries.
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Romanians "can still remember the not-so-long-ago days when they were themselves persecuted and imprisoned for their conscience," Mr. Mihet said in a statement.
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He emotionally apologized to gay members of the army, the police and in public service who were persecuted — some even imprisoned — because of their sexual orientation.
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Attorney General Bill Barr issued an opinion Monday that moves to restrict asylum protections for migrants whose family members have been persecuted in their home countries.
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The reverend may be known for his historic "I Have A Dream" speech, but he still protested, broke laws, and was persecuted for his radical activism.
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Cubans who believe they will be persecuted if they return home will still be permitted to apply for political asylum when they reach the United States.
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When Ms. Pelosi gave a short talk at Thursday's breakfast about the poor and persecuted, Mr. Trump refused to look at her, glowering with undisguised antipathy.
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Some 350 years earlier, the Catholic Church had persecuted Galileo as a heretic during the Roman Inquisition for asserting that the earth moved around the sun.
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Set in a fantasy world where monster-like races rule and humans are persecuted, a golem comes across an abandoned human child, Somali, in the forest.
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The government's defense is that it is meant to protect persecuted minorities in its pan-Islamic neighborhood, specifically, non-Muslim minorities in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
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The interviews are a crucial first step in the asylum process to determine whether an immigrant has a credible fear of being persecuted in their country.
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While Kyaw's election marks a significant divergence from Myanmar's political and economic past, an important question remains: What are its implications for the persecuted Rohingya minority?
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The men told the Golfo Azzurro crew they were persecuted and feared for their lives in Libya, Gatti said, and all planned on asking for asylum.
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Some also pushed for guarantees they would not be persecuted following a string of probes announced into Morales and his former allies for allegedly fomenting unrest.
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The administration will reserve 5,000 slots for refugee persecuted on the basis of religion, and 4,000 spaces for Iraqis who assisted U.S. forces in that country.
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Increasingly, strongmen are using persecuted Christians as "instruments in a larger political conflict", says Marie Juul Petersen, a researcher at the Danish Institute for Human Rights.
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The Carpetbagger In Martin Scorsese's new film "Silence," about 17th-century Jesuit missionaries being persecuted in Japan, the actor Issey Ogata steals every scene he's in.
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She stopped in front of a wood shrine with gold-painted pillars dedicated by Buddhist faithful from the Rakhine State, where the Rohingya have been persecuted.
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"Now, perhaps more than ever, America needs to continue its longstanding tradition of offering protection, freedom, and opportunity to the vulnerable and persecuted," the union said.
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The greatest trick Christian nationalists — or their more explicit cousins to the right, white nationalists — have up their sleeve is to claim they are being persecuted.
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A member of the persecuted Hazara ethnic minority, he fled under threat of violence and traveled across Asia in hopes of crossing into the European Union.
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More than 680,000 members of the persecuted Rohingya minority are estimated to have fled majority-Buddhist Myanmar since the latest outbreak of violence started in August.
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He said in February he did not think Canadians should fear him and that people should not be persecuted for their political beliefs, according to CBC news.
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And in Chechnya, journalists who are insufficiently deferential to local strongman Ramzan Kadyrov are often persecuted by government forces or fall victim to suspiciously timed criminal attacks.
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Ours is a nation founded by a people persecuted for their humility in acknowledging that their success would not have been possible without something greater than themselves.
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I didn't pardon Joe Arpaio because he persecuted Latinos; I pardoned him because he was a wonderful civil servant that protected us from crime and illegal immigrants.
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At worst, it's about how Sabrina, and the series itself, saves the day by refusing to address the history of persecuted witchcraft, and why they were targeted.
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In theory, a "more likely than not" standard sounds generous — a migrant could pass it even if there's a 49 percent possibility that they won't be persecuted.
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The Asalis, who belong to one of the most persecuted groups in war-torn Syria, have been trying to join their stateside relatives for almost 15 years.
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We can offer another life to people who need it the most, the ones persecuted over fantastical notions, imprisoned for who they are, executed for their existence.
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But followers of the organization itself remain heavily persecuted worldwide, especially in countries like India, Bangladesh, Egypt, and Pakistan, where the organization was declared illegal in 1974.
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Vice President Mike Pence even pressured the United States Agency for International Development to specifically allocate millions of dollars for groups that help persecuted communities in Iraq.
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The first to feel the impact are the weakest members of humanity, who find themselves without any fortress willing to protect them: refugees, illegal migrants, persecuted minorities.
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In a Friday interview with David Brody from the Christian Broadcasting Network, Trump made the subtext text: BRODY: Persecuted Christians, we've talked about this, the refugees overseas.
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Suu Kyi has been accused by Western critics of not speaking out strongly enough on behalf of the long-persecuted minority and of defending the army action.
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Even in Soviet times when the church was persecuted, the church authorities tried to figure out what would be the possibility for the church to exist officially.
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Millions of people were persecuted, publicly humiliated, beaten or killed during the upheaval, as zealous factionalism metastasized countrywide, tearing apart Chinese society at a most basic level.
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The case has raised an outcry among members of the country's liberal cultural elite who said they feared the director was being persecuted for his edgy work.
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During an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network on Friday, however, Trump signaled that he may be favoring persecuted Christians in the Middle East for a refugee status.
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A lot of people in our country had to go through lessons of atheism, and if you were religious, then you would be persecuted because of that.
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This is especially offensive when one considers that Hawkins' sentiments were theologically correct and her actions, in standing up for the persecuted, exemplified the teachings of Jesus.
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And the reason that was so unfair – everybody was persecuted, in all fairness – but they were chopping off the heads of everybody, but more so the Christians.
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To date, U.S. efforts to develop one have only strengthened of those who would next turn their weapons on persecuted religious minorities, our allies, and indeed us.
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"This is a legitimate step for us to defend the world's persecuted people and liberate the oppressed people from the hands of the oppressors!" the group said.
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It touches on the nature of online radicalization, the way young white kids can recast themselves as a persecuted class, and how that process can be stopped.
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With utmost ignorance and brazen gall, he claimed that European Jews were persecuted and murdered not because they were Jews but because they gave loans with interest.
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The Rohingya are often considered the most persecuted minority on the planet, and about 700,000 of them have fled across the border to refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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People often ask us why we provide Bibles to Christians in persecuted countries, especially when owning a Bible can get Christians in serious trouble with the authorities.
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For the Vatican, a thaw in relations with China offers the prospect of easing the plight of Christians who for decades have been persecuted by the authorities.
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His book was accused of "negating the legitimacy of the new democratic revolution," when the party persecuted landlords and distributed their property to poor peasants, he said.
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Frequented by the local community, it also hosts persecuted activists from all over the continent, providing a safe haven as well as training in human rights activism.
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The country's membership in the group was suspended in 2002 over allegations that ex-President Robert Mugabe rigged his re-election that year and persecuted his opponents.
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"The constitution ... guarantees a haven for political refugees, protecting the persecuted who fight for democracy, peace, justice and human rights," Nicaragua's government said in its official gazette.
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Women can be pushed to join ISIS because they feel isolated, persecuted, or they feel an anger or sadness about perceived lack of international action against injustice.
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While Russia (and Russian-allied extremists in Ukraine and elsewhere) has persecuted Muslim Crimean Tatars and Jehovah's Witnesses, attacks on evangelical Christians haven't risen to that level.
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He's gone from coveted prospect to mega-star to reviled mercenary to persecuted poster boy of baseball's steroid era to goofball Twitter dad and ace color analyst.
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Sunday was also the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, a reminder for Christians to gather and ask God's blessing and protection on believers globally.
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The question on some parents' minds, according to the Puente organizer Maria Castro, may be: Am I O.K. with being persecuted in order to save our child?
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With the onset of the Cold War, and of a second Red Scare more pervasive and longer-lasting than the original, Communists found themselves persecuted and isolated.
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Nadia Murad, 25, an activist from the persecuted Yazidi religious minority in Iraq and a former captive of ISIS, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
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How any human being can shrug off the danger facing already marginalized and persecuted asylum seekers and essentially say they deserve the consequences is difficult to comprehend.
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Many Germans got to know Nolde as a victim of the Nazis; the exhibition will show that while his art was persecuted, the artist himself was not.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the court sided with cake artist Jack Phillips after Colorado persecuted him for declining to prepare a cake celebrating a same-sex wedding.
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A majority of Latinos, 52 percent, believe that they're widely persecuted or discriminated against in Arizona, which has had a history of racial profiling legislation and policing.
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And suddenly, Jaghori — a haven for an ethnic Hazara Shiite minority that has been persecuted by extremists — appeared at risk of being completely overrun by the Taliban.
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Both Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson vetoed bills requiring literacy tests for immigrants, arguing that America was a place of opportunity for the poor and the persecuted.
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Rather than condemning pogroms against the persecuted Muslim minority, she has dismissed accusations of ethnic cleansing and called, instead, for rule of law to solve any problem.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, he was one of the investigators who examined how Swiss banks had handled the assets of people persecuted by the Nazis.
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Like others in the hedge-fund world, he felt that his industry was being unfairly persecuted by government officials who were overly aggressive in advancing their cases.
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Mr. Modi has insisted that the law is intended to protect persecuted migrants from neighboring countries, but many Indians see it as blatantly anti-Muslim and discriminatory.
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I tried to shed light on the origins of luxuries created by members of oppressed communities, and the wanderings of belongings of persecuted families driven into exile.
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The executive order he signed on Friday gives preference to refugees who belong to a religious minority in their country, and have been persecuted for their religion.
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Outrage has also come from some of the evangelical, Roman Catholic and mainline Protestant leaders who represent the churches most active in trying to aid persecuted Christians.
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The Islamic State, like any violent religious movement, is expert at finding new battle fronts in which it believes, or anyway claims, its coreligionists are being persecuted.
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Mishra's Voltaire is a self-seeking capitalist entrepreneur, because, among other things, he established a watch factory at Ferney—as a refuge and asylum for persecuted Protestants.
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This tangled web picks up three years later, after a stint in prison has left him traumatized, persecuted by a guard (Brendan Fraser) he knew in childhood.
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The men then fought their deportation from the U.S. to Rwanda, arguing that they could be persecuted or killed if returned to the Tutsi-led government there.
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"It is a kind of a recognition that people are being persecuted in Pakistan for their belief and freedom of expression," his lawyer, Asad Jamal, told Reuters.
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Refugees are fleeing home because of a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group or political opinion.
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Many Muslims in India feel persecuted these days, because of India's poisonous politics that have spurred Hindu supremacists to kill Muslims, who, in India, are a minority.
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In 1992, demands started to circulate in favor of a national memorial site for the tens of thousands of LGBTQ people persecuted under the National Socialist regime.
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Most from the long-persecuted community who live at the camps are illiterate, and the few who did manage to study in Myanmar often only speak Burmese.
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If you believe that your race and you are persecuted, then all of the sudden you're not just some hapless guy without a job, you're a warrior.
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The Ethiopians are not alone: Many African migrants and refugees living in Israel feel consistently persecuted, surely leading to a mounting sense of anger against the state.
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