The right tended to use it to describe persecution of industry, the left to describe persecution of labor and everybody to describe persecution of themselves.
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" He added, "The parties that were inflicting the persecution or the threat of persecution were private actors.
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The X-Men have always faced persecution, but what does decades of persecution and potential genocide look like?
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We create very carefully carved out exceptions, for example, political persecution or as you said earlier, religious persecution.
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When a persecution claim is made, an asylum officer determines whether the alien has a credible fear of persecution.
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Contributing factors include "persecution by gangs and uniformed police officers"; "psychological, physical, sexual [abuse]"; and "extortion, murder attempts, or persecution," she explained.
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But the asylum officer is required to screen not for a credible fear of persecution, but a "reasonable" fear — a higher standard that requires not just a significant possibility of persecution but a determination that persecution is more likely than not.
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Refugee status can be granted for many reasons, and religious persecution is one of the most common, along with racial or ethnic persecution.
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There are limits to what, exactly, counts as persecution — or at least as persecution worthy of protection under the cover of US law.
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Thuraissigiam applied for asylum, citing fear of persecution in Sri Lanka, and an asylum officer determined he had not established a credible fear of persecution.
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And what I am also inheriting is an existence that comes with a legacy of persecution, and the dangers of persecution now and in the future.
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People fleeing persecution may be refugees, but only if their persecution is based on race, religion, political opinion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group.
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The persecution is "very much a regional issue," David Curry, CEO of the Christian group Open Doors, which monitors persecution of Christians around the world, pointed out.
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Generally anyone seeking asylum must show persecution based on "race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion" as a central reason for their persecution.
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"So often the persecution of Christians is a telling early warning sign of the persecution of every minority," Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Sessions makes a similar argument to reject the idea that gang violence counts as "persecution" in any event — because persecution is generally defined as coming from the government directly.
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Asylum-seekers must prove persecution or fear of persecution in their home country due to their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or being a member of a particular social group.
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Consider that while the ban would make exceptions for "religious minorities" fleeing religious persecution in their home countries, it expressly denies entry to Muslim refugees fleeing religious persecution from Muslim governments.
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There are several fields that require "detailed and specific" accounts of persecution or fear of persecution, as well as requests for dates and events that could have taken place years ago.
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"If there was one thing missing to install political persecution and the use of the judicial authorities as an instrument of political persecution in Argentina, it was this case," she said.
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Many lawyers argue that language about persecution on the basis of "gender" in the treaty that created the ICC in 1998 covers persecution on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Instead, he's supposed to screen her for a reasonable fear of removal — a standard that requires not just a significant possibility of persecution but a determination that persecution is more likely than not.
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I've heard Western Christians almost celebrate the persecution of local Christians by groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS, on the the grounds that persecution will make them real believers or ignite their faith.
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The main evidentiary difference between asylum and withholding is that asylum just requires a well-founded fear of persecution, and withholding requires the applicant to establish that persecution is more likely than not.
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Meet Three Children Displaced by War and Persecution "The Displaced" is a virtual reality experience that recognizes the nearly 60 million people who are currently displaced from their homes by war and persecution.
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Under the proposed regulation, however, an asylum-seeker who didn't know the precise nature of the basis for her persecution would be assumed to not really be a victim of persecution at all.
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Mr García says he is a victim of political persecution.
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America was a country made by people escaping religious persecution.
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The lowest castes, or untouchables, were marginalized and faced persecution.
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"The Jews have endured terrible persecution," Trump told the crowd.
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Such insularity is the breeding ground for a persecution complex.
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Morally, persecution injured the Christian principles it claimed to uphold.
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Despite unending persecution, Rohingya militancy hasn't been seen for decades.
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Still, Fernandez is portraying herself as the victim of persecution.
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His defense said he was a victim of political persecution.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," Tillerson said.
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Religious persecution across the globe is vast and growing fast.
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His maternal grandparents fled persecution as Jews in Eastern Europe.
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They live in an era of violence, unrest and persecution.
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Climate change, poverty and outright persecution drive many to migrate.
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Moore described such laws as unfair persecution of the poor.
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We left Christians subject to intense persecution and even genocide.
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It was racial or ethnic or religious or political persecution.
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Conservatives seem to benefit from a kind of persecution mania.
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"Persecution is disguised as justice in our country," she wrote.
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The Pakistanis said they feared persecution if they returned home.
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In the following years, Iraq's Christian minority faced increasing persecution.
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It steals intellectual property and ratchets up persecution at home.
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The current persecution of the Rohingya clearly highlights that reality.
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So did persecution of peasants accused of resisting grain seizures.
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Mr. Hussain has denied the accusations, calling them political persecution.
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"Religious persecution and intolerance remains far too prevalent," he said.
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He castigated China for persecution of Uighurs, a Muslim minority.
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His attorneys say he was fleeing persecution and seeking safety.
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Refugees cite fears of violence and persecution back in Myanmar.
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Women, homosexuals, and ethnic and religious minorities suffered routine persecution.
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The same administration that has shut the door on thousands of women, men and children fleeing violence and persecution in their home countries—only to face more violence and persecution when they're turned away.
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For you, it's also about not feeding their persecution mania, right?
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STUDYING RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION, in all its ghastly forms, concentrates the mind.
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Many do not qualify even under an elastic definition of persecution.
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But, not all forms of persecution are relevant for asylum consideration.
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Many people in Asia, though, still face persecution for their sexuality.
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Some refugees have said they fear going back due to persecution.
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Others seek an extra passport as insurance against instability or persecution.
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The 1m Rohingyas who live in Rakhine have long suffered persecution.
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The trailer shows a happy childhood interrupted by war and persecution.
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It is the worst example of political persecution in U.S. history.
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Cruz has an an air of persecution which, in a large
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"My father fled religious persecution in Nazi-occupied France," Dreyfus said.
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They previously fled persecution in 1978 and 1991, per the Economist.
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Elsewhere in Asia, the LGBT community has been facing increased persecution.
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Take for example people fleeing persecution because of their sexual orientation.
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Or, in some cases, they are fleeing persecution for being gay.
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Religious persecution — particularly against Christians — is at an all-time high.
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U.S. law requires that we protect people who are fleeing persecution.
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It's not just foreigners fleeing persecution who are being demonized, though.
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And some 1.1m Somalis have fled from persecution and conflict there.
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Further waves of people entered fleeing persecution by the Byzantine Empire.
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It speaks for victims of persecution, harassment, deportation, and ethnic cleansing.
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But a police representative disagreed Leung's case amounted to political persecution.
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"Witch hunt" once meant persecution of the marginalized by the powerful.
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It seems exaggerated and ridiculous to me, this is called persecution!
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First, don't promise confidentiality to people in danger of state persecution.
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Meaning they're not political—there's no political persecution going on. OK?
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Their persecution went on after World War II, and still does.
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CNN: You've spoken about the persecution your family experienced in China.
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Both asylum-seekers said they left India because of political persecution.
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It is what makes America a beacon for those fleeing persecution.
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Supporters of the Shinawatras accuse the ruling generals of political persecution.
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He ranted a little, complaining of persecution by a criminal gang.
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Here are 25 notable books by authors who fled political persecution.
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They all deny wrongdoing and say they are victims of persecution.
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What questions does the persecution of the Uighur raise for you?
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Conservative media in recent years has reflected this sense of persecution.
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Rights activists are optimistic the case could improve protection for members of minority groups, some of whom have faced persecution and humiliation at the hands of vigilantes in recent years and in some cases legal persecution.
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To anyone who isn't Donald Trump, it's obvious that simply preventing people from leaving a country is both a violation of human rights (since they may be fleeing persecution, including government persecution) and an unworkable solution.
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"We see the CCP's persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, and the remarkable and heroic ways in which they have responded to that persecution, as one of the most underreported stories of the last 20 years," Fakkert continued.
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You&aposre the expert here, I&aposm not, but when you think of persecution, having a horrible husband who is beating you up or a wife who is beating you up, that doesn&apost seem like persecution.
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In order to qualify, an individual needs to prove past persecution or a well-founded fear of future persecution based on one of the following: race, nationality, religion, political opinions or membership in a particular social group.
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As such, much of the church's early history was defined by persecution.
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Because of their beliefs Ahmadis have faced persecution from fundamentalist Islamic groups.
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Supporters of the Shinawatras say the family are victims of political persecution.
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America can be proud to have compassion for those who flee persecution.
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The Vatican hopes that persecution of Catholics in China will now ease.
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Such silent persecution is common in places where people believe in witchcraft.
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China is organizing what is easily the world's most sophisticated persecution campaign.
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Officials of his Pakistan People's Party say his detention is government persecution.
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She had pleaded innocent and accused the military government of political persecution.
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You're profiting on the suffering of people escaping persecution, poverty and death.
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"All of it was framed to us as persecution," George told me.
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If nothing else, Trump is very good at cultivating persecution mania. Absolutely.
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Cubans who face political persecution will still have a right to asylum.
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Go deeper: Pence to Christian students: Prepare for persecution from secular left
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"No male will receive the same intense persecution women receive," Jack says.
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Since Moscow's most recent takeover, they continue to face persecution and intimidation.
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Supporters of the Shinawatras say the two are victims of political persecution.
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Mr Kenyatta accused the court of being a tool of neocolonial persecution.
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Meanwhile, pregnant women across the country face persecution for accidents and miscarriages.
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Unfortunately, Arias is not the only victim of political persecution in Colombia.
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The majority are Kurdish, fleeing war and persecution in Iraq and Syria.
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The sister of another, Yu Zhengsheng, committed suicide after persecution by schoolmates.
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"The objective is the persecution of Cristina," he added, referring to Mrs.
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This would not leave asylum seekers without a way to avoid persecution.
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Some of the migrants are transgender people who faced persecution in Honduras.
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Persecution of Christians and other religious minorities is nothing new in China.
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Some of those migrants were transgender people who faced persecution in Honduras.
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Under persecution, the biologists argued, evolved colonizing mechanisms kicked in for coyotes.
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After all, the United States was founded by Pilgrims fleeing religious persecution.
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S. exercises kidnapping of resources around the world ... It is financial persecution.
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They have suffered persecution and had their aspirations for self-governance crushed.
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Trans people come to the US "fleeing violence and persecution," he said.
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But in both US and international law, persecution doesn't just mean danger.
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Members of the Shinawatra family have accused their opponents of political persecution.
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But they also cite another factor: fear of persecution and hate crimes.
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Was Aunt Sylvia Jewish, and if so, how did she escape persecution?
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Her new papers offered her protection from persecution for her Jewish heritage.
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He applied for asylum out of fear of persecution in Sri Lanka.
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HB: State censorship and political persecution of artists are increasing in Israel.
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Openly gay, lesbian and transgender people face persecution across the Arab world.
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Some have fled persecution, death threats and violence in their home countries.
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Fearing violence and persecution, Jews left the kingdom for Israel and elsewhere.
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Across the Arab world, openly gay, lesbian and transgender people face persecution.
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Zionism is understandable as a 19th-century response to millenniums of persecution.
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Many of these families are escaping unimaginable persecution in their home countries.
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The persecution of Malvolio has always been the play's most troubling aspect.
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"Will this persecution ever end?" said Ms. Richardson, of Human Rights Watch.
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Homosexuality is taboo in Kenya and persecution of sexual minorities is rife.
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Another 22007 million, fleeing persecution, war, or violence, currently have asylum status.
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He's skipping the climate summit to host a session on religious persecution.
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His statements have denounced "injustice and political persecution" in Japan's legal system.
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We did not flee war or persecution or hunger or failed harvests.
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Persecution by Roman emperors or Islamic invaders is recounted during religious services.
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The United Nations gathers the names of people who have fled persecution.
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Accurate or not, such a tool creates a new opportunity for persecution.
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Many Tanzanian gender activists saw this as a form of female persecution.
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The persecution of scientists, and the muzzling and discrediting of the press.
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Both must prove that they realistically fear persecution in their own country.
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The persecution of Christians was partly a way to quash the uprising.
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If a migrant tells a US official that they fear persecution in Mexico, they'll be given a modified asylum screening interview — using the higher standard of a "reasonable fear of persecution" than most asylum seekers are screened with.
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What would have been more magnanimous on the part of the government would have been comprehensive legislation that is holistic and welcomes all individuals fleeing persecution and not drawing arbitrary lines to gauge persecution based on religious denominations.
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Thousands of others reside in segregated villages where they face poverty and persecution.
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While China's Uighurs have long faced persecution, Beijing's recent escalation has been dramatic.
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Trump has repeatedly denounced the investigation as a politically-motivated persecution without merit.
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Homosexuality is taboo across Africa and the persecution of gay people is rife.
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He reportedly regards the FISA news as more evidence of his unjust persecution.
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This is a clear case of political persecution, but I will not cower.
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To them, it's more or less a persecution complex for poor little Trump.
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After denouncing WhatsApp's "persecution," Flavio Bolsonaro later said his account had been reactivated.
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By law, Europe cannot send back people who are fleeing war and persecution.
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"The persecution itself elevated Li's status and brought tremendous media attention," Ming said.
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Myanmar: The Rohingya minority has faced deadly, violent persecution and many have fled.
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Even after two millennia, humanity has still not managed to eliminate religious persecution.
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These days, apparently who you choose to date is another cause for persecution.
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The Puritans left Britain for America in search of freedom from religious persecution.
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There is a reason that our countries are destinations for migrants fleeing persecution.
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Many of them originally fled their homes in fear of persecution and violence.
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Fujimori, the daughter of former autocrat Alberto Fujimori, called her arrest political persecution.
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Reporters Without Borders has lamented what it calls "growing persecution" of critical media.
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In the colonies and Europe alike, Protestant Christianity brought bloodshed and persecution aplenty.
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"At the end of the day ... it was persecution on me," Hughes said.
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Due to decades of persecution, nearly 1 million Rohingya currently live in Bangladesh.
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ARTHUR: Persecution is generally hart that&aposs inflicted on you by the government.
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Along the way, they face violent persecution while spreading the word of Christianity.
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Millions of people have fled their home countries due to war or persecution.
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"More people are fleeing war and persecution than ever in history," Bland said.
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They fit in, however, with a pattern of persecution described by other sources.
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Some retort that Westerners exaggerate tales of Christian persecution to justify interventionist policies.
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Traditionally viewed as "impure" the group continues to grapple with persecution and exclusion.
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Imaginary persecution is always the VVS drumbeat, and this morning was no different.
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The latest reprisals against the Rohingya fit into a long pattern of persecution.
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It protects the weak from political persecution and holds the powerful in check.
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The American people have long demonstrated their commitment to protecting people facing persecution.
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"People want to go where there are jobs; people want to escape persecution."
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Asylum just requires the applicant to establish a well-founded fear of persecution.
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It just prohibits sending him to a country where he would face persecution.
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Dr. Neustadt's family was Jewish; his relatives fled Austria to avoid Nazi persecution.
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Many are fleeing political persecution in countries like Ivory Coast, Gambia and Mali.
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Then you thrust them all into a dystopian nightmare of violence and persecution.
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The result is the worst persecution of Chinese Christians in over three decades.
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Third, welcoming refugees who flee violence and persecution is core to America's values.
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Left unchecked, anti-Semitism leads to an increase in overall persecution and repression.
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This sort of stalking reminds us of the persecution endured by the Rev.
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I know the struggle for all people who face discrimination and persecution continues.
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The asylum applicant must prove that this characteristic is responsible for her persecution.
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The Border Patrol agent asks if you fear persecution in your home country.
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Gbagbo had faced four counts including murder, rape, persecution and other inhumane acts.
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Joke's on the feds though, because persecution so often leads to great art.
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The persecution of those who didn't fit into the National Socialist worldview began.
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The persecution must be called by its true name, and measures taken accordingly.
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Persecution and hostilities, they mean, at the hands of their (erstwhile) fellow Americans.
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The idea of having and using her voice, without facing persecution, was novel.
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Their shared feelings of unjust persecution appear to thicken their bond with Ramdev.
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An asylum officer determined he had not established a credible fear of persecution.
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Will it return to the persecution and dirty tricks of the Hoover days?
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For many LGBT Dreamers, the rescinding of DACA compounds a sense of persecution.
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It has also championed artists who have faced persecution such as Ai Weiwei.
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The past persecution of the Jewish people is still a factor, they said.
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What should world leaders do about the persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar?
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Today it rescues Jews and non-Jews facing persecution all over the world.
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"The light of religious freedom has pierced through the darkness of Nazi persecution."
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Soro denied any wrongdoing and said he was a victim of judicial persecution.
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Separately, some gay Chechens, facing persecution at home, have found refuge in Europe.
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In his Senate trial as in all else, he's a profile in persecution.
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Butt argued that she faced persecution in Pakistan because of her political activism.
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"The United States will publicize and condemn the persecution of protesters," he said.
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Mr. Berke saw Mr. Pabon's amendment as a clear example of religious persecution.
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Instead, the President is chairing his own session focused on worldwide religious persecution.
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Over the last year, the regime's persecution of peaceful activists has only intensified.
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Persecution of Native peoples in the United States accelerated in the 20th Century.
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Check. Cockiness, a persecution complex and a proudly situational relationship with the truth?
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Being a Communist was a life of total commitment, persecution and permanent insecurity.
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He described to a U.N. representative a life of persecution from all sides.
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It will not be through persecution or threat that they will detain us.
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Myanmar faces growing danger from ISIS supporters as persecution of Rohingya Muslims continues
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I'm much more worried about Hong Kong and the persecution of the Muslims.
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The countries face rampant crime and murder rates and persecution of vulnerable communities.
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"There's a lot of persecution and no work," she said of her country.
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"It's a clear case of political persecution," he told reporters at the Senate.
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" She added, "I am innocent, and this is political persecution, plain and simple.
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Religious persecution retards economic development, increases social instability and feeds violent religious extremism.
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"My father fled religious persecution in Nazi-occupied France," Ms. Louis-Dreyfus said.
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"Pope Francis is informed and engaged on the issue of persecution," Mahanna said.
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The recent news reports about Christian persecution coming out of Nigeria are horrifying.
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Rather than dispensing justice, Turkey's judicial system has become an instrument of persecution.
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Mr. Li was banished from office and suffered decades of imprisonment and persecution.
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His brother earlier this month compared the allegations to the persecution of Jesus.
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The International Criminal Court is charging a militant linked to al-Qaeda in the Maghreb (AQIM) with gender-based persecution, which if upheld will be the first time that the court considers persecution on the basis of gender as a crime.
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This requires showing that they are unable or unwilling to return to their own countries because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
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Simply stated, a refugee is a person who is outside of his or her country because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
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In terms of possible U.S. and other western government policies to deter Christian persecution, U.S. Catholics say diplomatic pressure is most important, followed by economic sanctions, granting emergency asylum to victims of persecution, supporting persecuted Christian communities financially, and military intervention.
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And so thousands of their ancestors died as martyrs because of the religious persecution.
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Since its creation in 1948, Israel has been a haven for Jews fleeing persecution.
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Persecution fosters fear and intimidation, causing impacted groups to recoil, withdraw or even relocate.
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Which is to say those that are entitled, petty, and have a persecution complex.
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In recent years, governments and judges have expanded their understanding of what constitutes persecution.
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At some point, maybe there's enough persecution that [WOTF] justifies having its own country.
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I tweeted a criticism of Sanders supporters, and it kicked off weeks of persecution.
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After testifying in that case, she also accused the current administration of political persecution.
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But the community has largely been extinguished through discrimination, persecution and exodus to Israel.
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Despite the persecution of the Shabaks, Aksram's family had never been targeted before ISIS.
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Cuomo cautioned against accepting racism, citing a history of American persecution of racial minorities.
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Both families moved to Amsterdam to escape anti-Jewish Nazi persecution in their homelands.
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A Honduran armed forces spokesman vehemently denied the account or any other political persecution.
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My father fled religious persecution in Nazi occupied France ... and I love this country.
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No one can stop love -- not armies, not hate, not persecution, not famine, nothing.
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The Belarus-born couple had initially immigrated to Paris to flee persecution in Russia.
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Zoshchenko's literary output never recovered from the persecution, and he died impoverished and depressed.
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Pakistani newspapers, rights groups, journalists' clubs and social media chorused outrage at his persecution.
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Grow up, and own your beliefs, and sell off your ginned-up persecution complex.
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That's probably true, though it doesn't necessarily mean they're not also victims of persecution.
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Some conservatives may be furious at what they see as the persecution of Kavanaugh.
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The number of court acquittals has risen, and the fear of persecution is gone.
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I will instruct every federal agency that the persecution of religious liberty ends today.
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He had denied wrongdoing involving Odebrecht, and blamed his legal troubles on political persecution.
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That sequence from non-persecution and decriminalisation to civic equality included halts and reversals.
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No threat of persecution or attack had driven her to leave, Ms. Rodríguez said.
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Migration from the region is also driven by gang violence, persecution and environmental disaster.
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García steadfastly maintained his innocence, saying that he was the victim of political persecution.
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Wild charges, interruptions, defensiveness all resurfaced -- some would say his persecution complex kicked in.
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Today, 2180 million people—24 per minute—are displaced worldwide by conflict and persecution.
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And God's Not Dead is dishing out unity on the same old persecution platter.
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They have long suffered persecution, with many Muslims referring to them as devil worshippers.
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In recent decades, families like mine settled here to escape religious persecution in India.
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Persecution and discrimination has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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For this reason, it's not surprising that we're seeing an increase in Christian persecution.
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In recent decades the religion has faced by turns heavy persecution and tacit acceptance.
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That's led to a persecution complex among more than a few of his stans.
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Authorities deny political persecution, saying all detentions of politicians are for breaking the law.
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It came alongside increased persecution of minorities and the eradication of their religious institutions.
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AK was once the party that broke taboos by acknowledging the Kurds' past persecution.
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But ethnic Germans, including many devout Christians, faced persecution and discrimination in Soviet times.
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In the early Nazi years left-wingers, not Jews, bore the brunt of persecution.
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Political persecution in Colombia endangers the prospect of long-term peace in our country.
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But historians said he played down his role in the persecution of purged officials.
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Ms Fernández's response to being investigated has been to embrace victimhood, blaming "judicial persecution".
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It stops looking like prosecution and more looking like...... ....a persecution of the President.
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So did thousands more European migrants, chiefly eastern European Jews fleeing persecution in Russia.
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Citizen journalists who provide information, video or tips to RFA risk imprisonment and persecution.
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Fearing persecution, Stotsko and Voitsekhovsky left the country under the advice of their lawyers.
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Any woman who thinks of escaping or escaped will be at risk of persecution.
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Kadyrov's government denied the alleged persecution, claiming Chechnya does not have an LGBT population.
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"Asylum only seeks to guarantee protection from persecution," he said in another Twitter post.
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But the blasphemy laws are not the only tool in the government's persecution kit.
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Protestors have frequently worn masks to conceal their identity for fear of government persecution.
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It is about a tiny band of outcasts, the survivors of a terrible persecution.
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The persecution of women in Gilead is partially inspired by a real-life "witch."
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And this prospect may help explain why Tehran's larger persecution of the PWHF persists.
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After helping Jews escape persecution with her Hollywood salary, she renounced her German citizenship.
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This is an unserious and inhumane approach to the horrors of exploitation and persecution.
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The asylum system is set up to provide safe refuge to individuals fleeing persecution.
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Among the rights recognized is the right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution.
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The stories of these three young people converge following acts of persecution and betrayal.
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Asylum protects migrants already in the US who fear persecution in their home country.
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The persecution of the minority Rohingya community in Myanmar is not a new phenomenon.
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Israel's prosecution and persecution of Palestinians engaged in anti-occupation activities is nothing new.
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But it's less clear whether those are specifically fears about religious persecution or not.
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Many are fleeing persecution in their native countries, seeking asylum in the United States.
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Was there ever a moment when the persecution of nonwhite Americans wasn't the norm?
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Maybe it was just years of resentment and frustration at police persecution boiling over.
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" He insisted that "persecution for the expression of opinions seems to me perfectly logical.
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"Israel was founded, among other things, to protect the Jews against persecution," she said.
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"The Communist regime's persecution of the church is an extremely vicious crime," he wrote.
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Beyond the persecution of Protestants, Voltaire saw intolerance in general, and beyond intolerance, barbarism.
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Asylum is a humanitarian status based on fear of persecution in one's native land.
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They tell stories of personal persecution, not insider tales of bribery, sex and money.
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They said they were trying to prevent further persecution by the country's security forces.
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Those aliens may, however, still seek other forms of protection from persecution or torture.
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To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith.
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He asked her questions about the religious persecution that she had faced in Eritrea.
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Our cover story this week is about the persecution of Uighurs in Xinjiang, China.
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"I'm so upset as a fellow Muslim; I hate the persecution," she said. Mrs.
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Few politicians are as adept at exploiting a sense of personal persecution as Trump.
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And then there was Reimer, who had also denied any role in SS persecution.
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"The reason for the persecution of medical workers has not been removed," he said.
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Worst of all, the Supreme Court's decision seemed to give legitimacy to this persecution.
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My father fled religious persecution in Nazi-occupied France, and I'm an American patriot.
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The senator, Leila de Lima, has denied the charges, describing them as political persecution.
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Clearly, Kyrgios's persecution complex did not vanish for good into the desert air here.
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Ms. de Lima has denied the charges against her, describing them as political persecution.
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"From beginning to end, this was persecution masquerading as prosecution," the governor said Wednesday.
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These are blatant attempts to divert attention from the administration's persecution of migrant families.
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" He added: "I have not fled justice — I have escaped injustice and political persecution.
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But Lichter's clients are saying Border Patrol agents aren't asking whether they fear persecution.
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The family claimed more broadly they risked persecution on account of their religious beliefs.
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For one, the awkward phrasing of his query makes little-to-no sense in the context of asylum law — persecution is persecution, no matter if it's perpetrated by a "private" individual or a government, and no matter if it's considered "criminal" or not.
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"Thus, under this Kafkaesque procedure, they will be removed back to the very country where they fear persecution and torture while awaiting a decision on whether they should be subject to removal because of their fears of persecution and torture," Saris wrote.
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Ordinarily, the term "refugee" refers to aliens who are outside of their country of nationality and can't return because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
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To receive asylum, a foreign national generally must show that that they faced persecution, or that they have a "well-founded fear" of persecution, on the basis of race, religion, nationality, membership in a "particular social group," or because of their political views.
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Before he disappeared, he told journalists that he feared persecution if he returned to China.
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It offers the opportunity to establish a new life free from violence and religious persecution.
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And he comes from a sect of Islam, Ahmadiyya, that has faced persecution and violence.
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We welcome and cherish those who are fleeing persecution or simply seeking a better life.
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If necessary, I will use City Hall itself to shelter and protect them from persecution.
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That may be a reflection of violence or persecution they face in their home countries.
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My daughter's death will not be used to further this insane persecution of innocent people.
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Homosexuality is taboo in the east African nation and persecution of sexual minorities is rife.
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The pain and persecution they've been through; how they held onto each other through it.
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Berlin, born Israel Beilin in Russia, fled religious persecution in 1893 when he was 5.
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Rohingya are denied citizenship in overwhelmingly Buddhist Myanmar, where they&aposve faced persecution for decades.
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But the ruling lifts the threat of legal persecution, which could be used for extortion.
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Prosecutors called for a retrial, underscoring the aggressive persecution of women suspected of inducing abortions.
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The credible fear process was intended to be a lifeline for persons facing serious persecution.
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"There will be no reprisals or persecution against anybody," he told a crowd of supporters.
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From fear of persecution and hunger, more than 4 million Venezuelans have fled the country.
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But they do not welcome the persecution of anyone who looks vaguely like a jihadist.
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Balkan independence flooded Ottoman Turkey with 5m Muslims fleeing Christian persecution; everywhere national passions rose.
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I'm starting as a professor at Columbia #immigrantexcellence My greatgrandparents escaped religious persecution in Russia.
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White terror is a term used to describe periods of political persecution by authoritarian regimes.
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Born into a Jewish family in Upper Silesia, he had fled Nazi persecution in 1939.
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Those citizens who didn't fit the definition of a "real American" faced persecution and torture.
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That said, they give no evidence of persecution to support their claims in the bill.
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Most of them were fleeing civil war and persecution in the Middle East, particularly Syria.
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And the persecution of whistleblowers is often accompanied by ruthless character assassination to discredit them.
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Cuban nationals should be required to prove political or religious persecution before receiving welfare benefits.
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The point is simple: People fleeing violence and persecution shouldn't have to wait in line.
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Kadyrov's government denies the alleged persecution, adding Chechnya does not have a known LGBT population.
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Fashanu's persecution – and later, suicide – is deeply imprinted on the collective consciousness of English football.
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Pokémon GO has begun sending cease and desist letters & threatening persecution under CFAA law. pic.twitter.
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I hope that the political persecution in Colombia doesn't go unnoticed for too much longer.
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In China, lawyers who are taking on those cases are at severe risk of persecution.
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Our nation has long been a beacon of hope for families fleeing violence and persecution.
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If they can't establish a credible fear of persecution, they are removed without further proceedings.
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They face systematic state-facilitated persecution in Pakistan, Indonesia, and parts of the Middle East.
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The name he wouldn't say The Rohingya have long faced persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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"China isn't backing away from the religious persecution, it seems to be expanding," he said.
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President Trump has spoken of his deep concern for the persecution of religious minorities abroad.
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Rights groups say Muslims trapped in their communities have reported rapes, looting and religious persecution.
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One condition for claiming refugee status in the Refugee Act of 1980 is religious persecution.
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He has denied the charges, likening them to "political persecution" from the country's law enforcement.
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But it's very hard to tell the difference in practice between generic danger and persecution.
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It has to do with the persecution inside the Socialist Party, inside the armed forces.
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Inspired by the Roman persecution of Christians, the main action centers on a love triangle.
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After decades of persecution of the Rohingya, the world's efforts have not yet been enough.
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In a particularly bizarre moment, Wyatt referenced the persecution of Jesus while talking about Cosby.
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Uighurs, who are mostly Muslim, say they flee China's western Xinjiang region due to persecution.
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Some dignitaries in the crowd felt that he had already raised awareness about the persecution.
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Nor is 1918, when several decades of persecution of Russian, Ukrainian and other Christians began.
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As such, she is a case study in the trickle-down effects of systemic persecution.
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The young climbers have fled war or persecution in countries like Bhutan, Iraq and Syria.
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It's the idea that Jews, and sensitivity toward anti-Semitic persecution, exist to be mocked.
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Since then, the U.S. has resettled more than 3 million people fleeing war and persecution.
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Hence the persecution of Agriculture Department economists who were just trying to do their jobs.
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But Tanzania has, in recent years, trended toward more persecution of gay communities, not less.
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It wastes little time getting into the persecution and there isn't a joke in sight.
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Jews will be just fine forgetting the millennia of persecution and insult in the diaspora!
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"This lawsuit is necessary to stop Colorado's continuing persecution of Phillips," the written complaint alleges.
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We've now got 68.5 million refugees and internally displaced people; people fleeing wars, advanced persecution.
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Uighur activists say the government unfairly depicts Uighurs trying to escape its persecution as extremists.
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"Concentration camps," electronic surveillance and persecution are used to repress millions of people of faith.
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Advocates for L.G.B.T. people operate largely underground out of fear of persecution, the organization said.
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A group helping people escape persecution there said that 15 gay men remained unaccounted for.
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At the time, he cited religious persecution in China, Iran and Myanmar, but not India.
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Japan's authorities must explain how Mr Ghosn absconded, and deal with his claims of persecution.
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Three years later, they have an open asylum claim, citing fears of persecution in Venezuela.
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The two detainees are seeking asylum because of political persecution in Punjab, according to Kaur.
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Ms. Redgrave saw her performance as a study in the social persecution of Sicilian immigrants.
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They should have discussed Trump's support of Modi, despite the Indian leader's persecution of Muslims.
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While fleeing religious persecution in Persia, they docked on Indian shores, in modern day Gujarat.
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Persecution in Myanmar has forced Harun to flee across those hills and paddy fields before.
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The persecution has gone far beyond the Mubarak regime's sporadic attacks on the gay community.
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"When they flee persecution... they don't flee with a neat binder of documents," Nietor said.
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Every day, 2900,220006 people are forced to flee their homes because of conflict or persecution.
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Despite additional written testimony from Susan's mother and sister about her persecution, she was deported.
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The video challenged the Myanmar government's claim that such persecution was just a safety measure.
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Telling a public school coach to not baptize players on the field is not 'persecution.
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Yet China's Muslims are unlikely to face wide-scale persecution — at least from the government.
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Ponsati's lawyer said on Monday she would contest her extradition and called it "political persecution".
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"For people who grew up here, their parents don't really speak any English, and their parents probably escaped persecution from their own country," Christina Marentek, 21, said as she walked into a storefront church with her father, who said he fled religious persecution in Indonesia.
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Christian persecution reached record high in 2015, report says "We need to put aside internal disagreements at this tragic time and join efforts to save Christians in the regions where they are subject to the most atrocious persecution," senior Orthodox cleric Metropolitan Hilarion told reporters.
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In order to qualify for asylum in the United States, applicants must prove they have faced persecution in the past or have a well-founded fear of persecution due to their race, religion, national origin, political opinion or membership in a particular social group.
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Judge Rebecca L. Holt determined after a two-day trial that Friedrich Karl Berger's "willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution took place constituted assistance in Nazi-sponsored persecution," the Justice Department said in a statement Thursday.
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As a recent academic initiative, Under the Caesar's Sword: The Christian Response to Persecution, put it well, religious persecution is a global problem, and Muslims and Christians sometimes find themselves as co-victims — at the hands of Chinese Communists, for example, or Hindu supremacists.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration criticized the Islamic State on Tuesday for its persecution of religious minorities but made no mention of a recent rise in attacks against Muslims in the United States, as it released the government's annual accounting of religious persecution around the world.
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It will be screened at a series of international destinations, and features from March until the end of the year in an exhibition at the Filmarchiv Austria, Die Stadt Ohne, which connects the persecution of Jews to present-day persecution of Muslims, refugees, and immigrants.
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The United States cannot continue to treat vulnerable families fleeing horrific violence and persecution like criminals.
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LAST YEAR the number of people fleeing war or persecution rose to a record 68.5m worldwide.
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Homosexuality is taboo in the east African nation and the persecution of sexual minorities is rife.
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Many are seeking asylum, claiming they've faced persecution at the hands of India's Hindu nationalist government.
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Plenty of asylum-seekers at America's southern border are not fleeing persecution but crime and poverty.
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The only thing they had in common was that they were all fleeing. Poverty. Persecution. War.
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Thousands of families fleeing persecution in Honduras are walking to the United States to request asylum.
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Before heading to the New World, the Pilgrims took shelter from English religious persecution in Leiden.
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Even now, the racist persecution of "witches" in the name of Catholicism remains in full effect.
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Members of the community say the ban could hurt men, women and children fleeing religious persecution.
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He often denounces the imaginary flight of Hindus from Muslim persecution of some sort or another.
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And you don't want to wish a life of persecution and hard times and bigotry, right?
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Refugee status should be reserved for people fleeing across international boundaries from targeted persecution or war.
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Women have long forged careers under pseudonymous identities to avoid judgment, persecution, and even physical harm.
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Baluchi had told CNN that he fled Iran to escape persecution and became an American citizen.
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I came to Britain as a child when my Ahmadi Muslim parents fled persecution in Pakistan.
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Most Christian refugees came from Iraq, Iran and Myanmar (formerly Burma), where many faced brutal persecution.
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It's trained on hundreds of thousands of humans across the globe fleeing persecution, famine, and war.
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It instructed Muslims that hiding one's faith could be permissible to escape death, torture, or persecution.
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The persecution forced more than 720,000 people from their homes, spilling into neighboring countries as refugees.
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The history of the FLDS is rooted in a gospel-like belief in its own persecution.
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As a result, the law remains heavily weighted to asylum claims based on state-sponsored persecution.
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Those ties brought violent persecution during the Cultural Revolution, a time he now calls "quite challenging".
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Nor can they catch and deport people who say they have a legitimate fear of persecution.
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He told reporters that proceedings represented "political persecution" by the opposition aimed at avoiding electoral defeat.
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Refugee status will also apparently be denied, at least temporarily, except for religious minorities fleeing persecution.
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"To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith," he said.
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The lead plaintiff is Ansly Damus, 41, an ethics teacher who fled political persecution in Haiti.
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This is institutionalized persecution across the political, economic and social spheres, and it must be redressed.
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Religious persecution causes terrible human suffering, destroys economies, destabilizes societies, and abets the spread of jihadism.
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Christian political leaders complain of persecution, but many seem more concerned with enhancing their own power.
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Bangladesh was already home to some 400,000 Rohingya who fled earlier bouts of violence and persecution.
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The state criminalizes "unnatural acts" which often translates into persecution of gays, human rights groups say.
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They had a whole section devoted to understanding the persecution of witches in the Middle Ages.
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To those that find themselves surrounded by violence and persecution, Taghreed advises never to lose hope.
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Hundreds more have fled Mr Sisi's persecution for more sympathetic countries such as Turkey and Qatar.
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"Our laws are specifically designed to provide for due process for individuals fleeing persecution," she added.
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The Puritans saw themselves as a "New Israel" in fleeing persecution and embraced the Old Testament.
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It just prohibits deporting them to the country where they would face the risk of persecution.
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The U.S. cancelled around 500 flights set to deliver refugees fleeing from war, persecution and conflict.
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FACT: Many of these asylum seekers are escaping rampant violence, famine or persecution in Central America.
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Asylum is a protected status that allows people fleeing persecution to live legally in another country.
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Unless they request asylum and establish a credible fear of persecution, they will be summarily deported.
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In 2017, every two seconds someone was forced to flee due to persecution, conflict or violence.
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Homosexuality is taboo across much of Africa and people who are gay face discrimination or persecution.
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As a teenager in 1977 he had emigrated alone from Tehran to Massachusetts, fleeing religious persecution.
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For instance, most of the aliens who file affirmative asylum applications don't have legitimate persecution claims.
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Asylum exists for people who have a credible fear of ongoing persecution in their home country.
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Like the Lollards, they withstood suppression and persecution until they were finally absorbed by the Reformation.
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About a decade later, India opened its doors again, this time to Tibetans feeling Chinese persecution.
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Given the current persecution of Christians in the Middle East, the story remains all too relevant.
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"This is a classical political persecution," Gruevski told reporters after the ruling was announced on Friday.
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The migrants and rights groups say they are seeking asylum and are fleeing war and persecution.
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The refugees leave their homes for a variety of reasons, including conflict, civil war, and persecution.
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He expects that more and more Christians will, like the Odgaards, suffer "persecution" for their beliefs.
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"I went through a lot of internal and family persecution around the group," Q-Tip said.
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Britain's Foreign Office has previously expressed concern about the persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine State.
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Both women have suffered death threats or persecution which forced them to leave their home countries.
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Agents even took — and failed to return — documents that demonstrate the persecution suffered by asylum seekers.
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The United States continues to grant asylum, fairly reliably, to people who flee anti-gay persecution.
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Sadly, it is not the first time my family ihas been a victim of political persecution.
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We have long recognized our moral and legal obligation to provide asylum to those fleeing persecution.
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In 1989, the family immigrated on the basis of religious persecution and settled in Washington Heights.
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Once again, the Jews of Eastern Europe may face persecution and censorship for honoring their slain.
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" But in Republicans' telling, Ms. Tlaib never uttered the words "tragedy and horrific persecution of Jews.
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After the screening process, claimants deemed to be at risk of persecution are referred to UNHCR.
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Their persecution has been so egregious that hundreds of thousands have fled or languish in camps.
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Their continuing migration, and persecution, threatens the diversity and the vibrancy of the Arab world itself.
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That attack is part of the story of my people, a story of persecution and genocide.
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The Rohingya people are desperately escaping Myanmar, the country where they have faced persecution for generations.
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"The student had to withdraw himself from school due to violence and gang persecution," she wrote.
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Mr Ghosn says he is a victim of "injustice and political persecution" by Japan's legal system.
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Mr. Mannan and Mr. Tonoy's murders were a turning point in Bangladesh's persecution of L.G.B.T. communities.
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Trump answered questions about the whole affair cryptically, with a slight air of exasperation and persecution.
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All five had exercised their legal right to claim asylum, after escaping religious or political persecution.
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Justifiably nervous, they wear haunted, closed expressions as they relate stories of guilt, PTSD and persecution.
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A culture of impunity, one that encourages further pedophilia and persecution of children, is hence created.
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On initial review, the Department of Homeland Security found his fear of persecution to be credible.
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Mr. Sessions himself has expressed his deep skepticism about asylum claims based on gender-related persecution.
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" In a statement, Ghosn said he had not fled justice but "escaped injustice and political persecution.
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People fleeing persecution and presenting themselves to border officials for protection are not a security threat.
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Wednesday's case concerned Divna Maslenjak, an ethnic Serb who said she had faced persecution in Bosnia.
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He says he "escaped injustice and political persecution" from a system that denies basic human rights.
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It's a thorough recounting of Alan Turing's genius—and the persecution he suffered for his homosexuality.
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I've photographed the Kurds, who have known only persecution — an entire ethnic group that remains stateless.
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Since its founding, people came to this country to escape persecution, poverty, or stagnant political systems.
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The Jabaras actually were Christians who fled civil war and religious persecution in Lebanon decades ago.
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She denied charges of taking bribes from imprisoned drug traffickers, and called the move political persecution.
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He contends that Ms Fernández and jailed members of her government are victims of "political persecution".
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Then two officials review the case to determine if the person faces serious persecution back home.
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For violence to take hold, there is a need to suppress the memory of historical persecution.
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"The case of Senator de Lima is not one of persecution but of prosecution," he said.
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Many displaced Christians refuse to enter U.N. refugee camps, fearing persecution by their largely Muslim inhabitants.
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And like today's proponents of gender-inclusive pronouns, they faced ridicule and persecution as a result.
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Often, religious persecution is a social or cultural problem over which a government has limited control.
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She has met Honduran women with H.I.V. who experienced all types of persecution, including forced sterilization.
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Being subjected to laws and being arrested without injury or brutality is not persecution, he wrote.
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Rohingya are still fleeing because of "systematic" if lower-intensity persecution and violence there, Zeid said.
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If an individual can show that he or she has suffered persecution based on one of the grounds, or has a well-founded fear of persecution in the future, the person has a legal right to apply for asylum in any nation that signed the treaty.
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Jews in Israel are safe from persecution and — unlike their brethren in other countries — do not assimilate.
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They've fled wars, political upheaval, and religious persecution, only to find themselves caught in a bureaucratic netherworld.
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They may be fleeing poverty and violence but embellish stories of persecution hoping to qualify for asylum.
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If you read enough Twitter (or Gab), you'll find a narrative of persistent persecution against white men.
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Getting into the U.S. is about to become a lot harder for people fleeing persecution and violence.
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Give these prepared statements and lines of persecution and you are home free in the United States.
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The court ruling would allow the government "to pit trained prosecutors against children fleeing persecution," he said.
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An increasing number of migrants from India are seeking asylum, fleeing political or religious persecution, Ahluwalia said.
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First, they have to prove to an asylum officer that they have a "credible fear" of persecution.
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The 142-page report, "The Battle for China's Spirit," points out that some religions face little persecution.
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As immigrants in Brazil and Venezuela, they experienced racism, violence, and persecution, the women told BuzzFeed News.
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He said the pictures he draws makes it easier for children start talking about mistreatment or persecution.
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And more recently, Ms. Marvel has been dealing with issues around immigration and religious persecution in America.
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Spurred on by religious fanatics, Pakistan enshrined the persecution of Ahmadi Muslims into its constitution in 1974.
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The persecution of Mr Summers for the sin of intellectual rumination is symptomatic of a wider problem.
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"They're all Christian citizens and the executive order was supposed to protect Christians fleeing persecution," he said.
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Under the new plan, any adult claiming to be fleeing persecution can apply to the United Nations.
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Throughout The Subsidiary Celedón progressively tightens the screws and ratchets up the threat of persecution and violence.
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Pressure on the school grew rapidly as Jewish refugees poured into Budapest, fleeing persecution elsewhere in Europe.
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Blocking the dinghies would stop not only economic migrants but also asylum-seekers fleeing war and persecution.
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In the face of persecution by the Persian and Ottoman empires, Baha'u'llah wrote the community's key text.
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Defending Rohingyas from persecution could become a tempting new cause for disaffected young Muslims around the world.
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" He also said money would be used to "ensure the demise of Angela Correy's (sic) persecution career.
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"To announce that we will no longer provide refuge to those fleeing persecution is simply un-American."
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Ruto and Kenyan television journalist Joshua arap Sang were charged with indirectly perpetrating murder, deportation, and persecution.
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"Activists exposing potential human rights abuses deserve protection not persecution," said William Nee, the group's China researcher.
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Depressingly, the army continues its bloody persecution of Rohingya Muslims in the west, for example (see article).
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The amount of cognitive dissonance it must take to blame women for their own persecution is astounding.
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Both agencies produce elaborate annual reports which document religious persecution and name certain countries as egregious violators.
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Rich countries can and must do more to help those beset by war, persecution or economic duress.
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"The history of Mormons in Utah is one of persecution, one of being hunted down," he said.
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The UNHCR already struggles to provide adequate support for the world's 22.5m refugees (from war and persecution).
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In 2000-92, around 600,000 Rohingyas fled across the border to escape violent persecution by the army.
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"It's political persecution," insisted Everaldo de Souza, a construction worker from the southern state of Santa Catarina.
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The new staging reinterprets the story of Nazi persecution as one of illegal immigrants and ICE enforcement.
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Not all defendants are named in the lawsuit, for fear of persecution in their country, Morrison said.
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Others came from elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa, trying to escape poverty and persecution.
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Unless we reform the process, these are the people who we are condemning to persecution or death.
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Most have fled and those who remain are desperate to escape near certain death or endless persecution.
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In view of this persecution and violence, Britain has become something of a haven for the Ahmadiyya.
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Unlike the others, it has remained a taboo topic; its survivors still suffer censorship, discrimination and persecution.
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The persecution of Luis exemplifies the general backsliding of the democratic institutions of Colombia in recent years.
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Civil Defense workers evacuated Douma after the attack, fearing persecution by the security services of the government.
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Perhaps most admirably, Jews maintain an undying commitment to tolerance and unity despite centuries of appalling persecution.
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Girls and women alike face "mistrust, discrimination and persecution" upon returning from capture, the U.N. agency said.
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It included books about the Holocaust, the persecution of African-Americans and the history of various religions.
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Calls for persecution of the press and intellectuals (both cataloged as destructive critics) are another authoritarian mainstay.
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But they noted that several opposition leaders suffered persecution after they had taken part in the meetings.
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No proof of persecution is required, and would be nearly impossible to acquire if it even existed.
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This the result of their parents trying to flee persecution or secure a better life for them.
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One came here as a victim of political persecution and the other was trafficked for child labor.
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"We are, without a doubt, in the presence of a political persecution," Reforma cited Medina as saying.
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These are people who, all else being equal, except for the persecution piece would not migrate out.
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China automatically classifies North Koreans crossing the border as economic migrants, not refugees fleeing persecution, he said.
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As Curran persistently reminds us, thinking skeptically about the truth of religion meant risking prison and persecution.
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After Lukács' death in 1971, the School's members became victims of political persecution and were made unemployed.
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Some opposition critics have suggested that the government staged the attack to justify persecution of opposition leaders.
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BENNETTA BETBADAL The mother of three moved to the United States from Iran to escape religious persecution.
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Every time the issue of Rohingya persecution comes up, it is met with inaction from Suu Kyi.
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Francis and Kirill agreed on the need to halt the persecution of Christians in the Middle East.
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If the Global Goals are to be met then gender-based discrimination and persecution must be addressed.
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Welcoming refugees promotes the fundamental American value of protecting those who are fleeing from torture and persecution.
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New Campaign to Address LGBTQ Persecution in Chechnya: Gay men are being captured and tortured in Chechnya.
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It was more because of the way debtors were treated than it was for the religious persecution.
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However, the government continues to employ myriad forms of persecution and retaliation in order to silence dissent.
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Beijing's final solution to the Xinjiang problem Uyghurs in Xinjiang and elsewhere in China face systematic persecution.
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Italy's statute of limitations in criminal cases is designed to protect defendants from persecution by the state.
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The original 1951 United Nations convention on refugees envisioned people fleeing "a well-founded fear" of persecution.
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"It would mean refusing to protect people who can prove they are fleeing persecution," Mr. Jadwat said.
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He was a character born out of the circumstances of prejudice, persecution, and a prison-industrial complex.
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She believes she is a victim of "political persecution" and is afraid to set foot in Ukraine.
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As a descendant of Milutin and Lazar, the monk gave voice to the Serb sense of persecution.
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The 'Art Under Threat' report records incidents of censorship, violence, and persecution against artists around the world.
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Both were Yemeni journalists who faced the risk of persecution if they returned home, the ministry said.
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Although he was in the United States legally, seeking asylum from gang persecution, his status was tenuous.
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His policy required immigrants to prove they would face persecution if they returned to their home countries.
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Persecution of other ethnic minorities in Myanmar, like the Kachin and the Shan, continues, rights groups say.
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They are instead given a "tear sheet," where they must indicate whether they fear persecution in Guatemala.
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Hopelessness is a very human response when the feeling of persecution intersects with the feeling of powerlessness.
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Mr Ghosn, a Lebanese citizen, said he fled to escape a "rigged" justice system and "political persecution".
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But unlike Clinton, who privately seethed about the persecution he felt, Trump shows off his ire publicly.
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He then compared Uighur persecution to that of India&aposs retraction of Kashmir&aposs semi-autonomous status.
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Still, gang violence has not risen to the same status as religious persecution or other asylum grounds.
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Most are promising a crackdown on migrants, with admission reserved for clear-cut cases of political persecution.
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All of these refugees left the country because of the regime and the persecution they're facing there.
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Showing, not tellingIn Europe, dogged by persecution of short sellers, Block lets his trades do the talking.
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They warned of religious persecution in the region and the threat to civilians in Kurdish-held territory.
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After all Shaul has been through — the persecution and the attacks — he still has faith in Israel.
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Divided by country, the report includes a lengthy compendium of publicized instances of religious violence and persecution.
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Myanmar is encouraging refugees to return from Bangladesh camps but most have refused, citing persecution and conflict.
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Like the Jewish people, Balak is marked for a persecution that he can neither understand nor avert.
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Those who could not demonstrate a fear of persecution usually were ordered deported to their home countries.
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Some of the show's works focus on the persecution suffered by artists, often fomented by rival painters.
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"This is not a persecution," Mr. Abrams said of Mr. Maduro on Tuesday evening in an interview.
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In it, a talk-show host interviews a multimillionaire who complains about Holocaust-like persecution of multimillionaires.
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Even before that, the Rohingya faced decades of discrimination and persecution, including being denied basic citizenship rights.
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Twice before, Reimer had insisted that he never played a role in the persecution of Poland's Jews.
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Here I find Benham Satah, a Kurd who fled persecution in the western Iranian city of Kermanshah.
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If they want to help, they must stop the blockade, the persecution, and the aggression against Venezuela.
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"We expected this persecution against Evelyn to stop," one of her lawyers, Elizabeth Deras, told BuzzFeed News.
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In 1994 the first asylum-seeker won sanctuary on the basis of fearing persecution over sexual orientation.
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"To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith," Mr. Trudeau wrote.
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During our visit in Bangladesh, we met with over 100 women who had survived persecution in Myanmar.
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Trump has also reversed American leadership to promote an end to anti-LGBT persecution around the world.
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I can protest Mike Pence's visit, his inhumanity, racism and homophobia without fear of persecution or retribution.
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Asylum allows foreign nationals who face certain forms of persecution to seek refuge in the United States.
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This is incorrect; existing law already places strong emphasis on religious persecution among the criteria for resettlement.
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He is working to assist U.S. Catholic clerics on strategies to address the historic levels of persecution.
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"This is not a persecution," Mr. Abrams said of Mr. Maduro on Tuesday evening in an interview.
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When we spoke in January, Susan recalled telling the officer about the persecution she suffered at school.
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"Every movie meant a persecution," said Miguel Doneddu, who had been friends with Ms. Sarli since 1960.
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Often granted to government opponents claiming persecution, a total of 177 such visas were issued in 2017.
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It goes back to the pilgrims who first came to these shores seeking shelter from religious persecution.
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Then the officer writes up a legal analysis that considers whether the interviewee is describing persecution (of a specific ethnicity, nationality, political opinion, religion, or "particular social group") or torture, and how likely it is that they'd face such persecution or torture if returned to their home country.
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Candidates who rightly denounce the persecution of Christians by radical Islamists should be ashamed of themselves for not expressing equal indignation at the persecution of freethinkers and atheists, as well as dissenting Muslims and small religious sects, not only by terrorists but also by theocracies like Saudi Arabia.
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It's not enough to be scared of one's home country; asylum seekers have to prove they are in a special category of fleeing persecution, which includes being part of a "particular social group" that has a reason to fear persecution and whose government can't or won't adequately protect them.
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The applicant need only assert persecution or a well-founded fear of future persecution in their homeland by the government (or a non-governmental actor that the government is unwilling or unable to control) based on race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.
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Pastor Bob Fu, President of ChinaAid, an organization that monitors and studies human rights abuses and Christian persecution in China, has researched the regimes own documents and found that: For Christians alone, last year we documented persecution against 1,265 churches, with the number of people persecuted over 21625,2900.
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He promised that those who fled religious tyranny would find religious tolerance in America, "For happily the Government of the United States gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance …" In his Charlottesville remarks and pardon of Arpaio, Trump effectively gave sanction to bigotry and assistance to persecution.
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Since 2016 it has created a high-level position dedicated to Christian-persecution issues; set up Hungary Helps, a foreign-aid agency that has reportedly given 90% of its assistance to Christians; and founded the International Conference on Christian Persecution, which representatives from 40 countries attended in late November.
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Given the harsh persecution which rages in many parts of the word, that is not a trivial entitlement.
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I don't deny the suffering in these regions, but there's a bit of persecution mania going on here.
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It also removed language preferencing entry to the U.S. by religious minorities facing persecution in their home countries.
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" Refugees Refugees are defined as someone who "has been forced to flee" because of "persecution, war, or violence.
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A long immigration journey The Assalis are Orthodox Christians, a group that has faced extreme persecution in Syria.
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If this happens, then I would say that Protestantism would be suffering from a "high" degree of persecution.
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Most are ethnic Karen from eastern Myanmar who fled conflict and often persecution during decades of military rule.
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After decades of Soviet persecution, groups claiming to be Cossacks have multiplied under Putin, often with government funding.
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But they were on the run in Honduras much longer than that due to fears of political persecution.
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Just a few UN resolutions specifically condemns LGBT persecution but there's no legal mechanism for directly enforcing them.
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Warren and Buttigieg commit to being global leaders on LGBTQ rights, and would fight against persecution and discrimination.
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It is too early to abandon the presumption that Eritrean refugees have a well-founded fear of persecution.
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Shock sends the visitor into an altered state: acute delusional episodes, feelings of persecution, dizziness, heart palpitations, vomiting.
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In Chechnya, where homophobia is widespread and encouraged, gay men face a host of brutal punishments and persecution.
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Bernard remembers it as a place of permanent persecution during the rule of strongman Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier.
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The film catalogs the bold defiance she and her co-workers muster in the face of this persecution.
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If he goes, he'll have to deal with all of the above, plus the prospect of continued persecution.
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Brady survived Nazi persecution, including the death camp at Auschwitz in Poland, where his sister and parents perished.
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Around two thirds of all UK convictions for bird of prey persecution involve gamekeepers, points out the RSPB.
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In fact, the majority of Animagi assumed animal forms to escape persecution or to hunt for the tribe.
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Such persecution is one reason why Christian populations across much of the Middle East continue to decline sharply.
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Mr Preap, whose family fled persecution under Cambodia's Khmer Rouge, has been a lawful permanent resident since 1981.
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Especially being from a family that escaped religious persecution, and that moved to Canada for a better life.
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We are going to put a dollar amount on not getting sent back to a place of persecution?
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They hope to escape conflict or persecution in their homelands and make better lives for themselves in Europe.
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Even when Texas prosecuted him for stuff he really was doing, to us, it was all still persecution.
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No American should fear persecution from the government for expressing his or her strongly held beliefs and convictions.
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Afraid of persecution in her own country, she stowed away on a ship bound for the New World.
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And the army, believing the country to be surrounded by enemies, promotes a doctrine of persecution and paranoia.
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Some Cubans who say they are fleeing persecution in their homeland repeatedly return to the island, he said.
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It included Iraqi citizens who had served as translators in Iraq, and Christian families attempting to flee persecution.
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The post-war years see persecution, exile, grief and eviction fray or snap this tight circle of allies.
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But though their stories often end in coastal, cosmopolitan America, they begin amid distant violence, persecution and despair.
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Although a migrant can be a refugee, the term refugee is specifically used to note people fleeing persecution.
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It resulted in the persecution of anyone who disagreed with him, including senior party officials, teachers and mothers.
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Jimmy Kimmel's comedy persecution of Matt Damon continued on Monday night, and this time he had some help.
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All 70 families are Rohingya — an ethnic Muslim minority in Myanmar — who have fled persecution in their homeland.
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The trend was particularly noticeable among Jewish refugees who emigrated to New York, fleeing persecution in Tsarist Russia.
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Although the current level of violence is considerably lower than it was in 2017, violence and persecution continues.
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One Iranian family, who fled persecution in Iran in the late 80s, lived happily in Sweden for years.
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Their non-Buddhism was used against them by the reigning military government, allowing their persecution to become institutionalized.
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Struggle is often a catalyst to tackle seemingly insurmountable challenges The Myaamia tribe suffered persecution and was scattered.
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He could no longer brush aside the investigations and sex charges as evidence of the government's religious persecution.
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Moscow said it was protecting the local Russian-speaking population from persecution by the new authorities in Kiev.
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Just over one-third are refugees, people forced to flee their countries because of persecution, war, or violence.
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The action is expected to make exceptions for religious minorities escaping persecution, And, of course, there's the wall.
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Many Christian refugees today are in Beirut's Bourj Hammoud district, where Armenians settled a century ago fleeing persecution.
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Persecution and discrimination against Egypt's Coptic Christians has spiked since the toppling of Hosni Mubarak's regime in 2011.
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She has focused her career on representing asylum seekers fleeing persecution and seeking protection in the United States.
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On one hand, the authoritarian regimes that hold sway over those countries are all guilty of religious persecution.
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The whole system was penetrated by the spirit of boot-licking, persecution of dissidents, window-dressing and nepotism.
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"We don't know if they face political persecution, if they have problems with Vladimir Putin," Mr. Pacay added.
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Those who credibly claim that they fear persecution by their governments will be permitted to seek political asylum.
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These ideas struck a chord among people who had suffered discrimination or persecution because of their family background.
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Nirav Modi is in London trying to claim asylum from what he calls "political persecution", the FT reported.
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For example, psychiatric persecution has reportedly been used to force treatment on and discredit political dissidents in Russia.
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They have been forced to flee their homes because of rampant violence or persecution and broken family ties.
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FACT: These migrants are seeking asylum, which allows people fleeing persecution to live legally in a different country.
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The committee made its recommendations based on the mission system's violence against and persecution of Native American tribes.
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She and Golding, who will both be sentenced at a later date, have accused the authorities of persecution.
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"The UK has a proud history of welcoming people who are fleeing persecution to our country," she said.
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There has been no accountability for the persecution and violence that the Rohingya people have faced for generations.
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For hundreds of years, they prospered largely free of persecution, surviving the rise and fall of successive dynasties.
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Thousands have fled persecution and poverty in an exodus by boat to neighboring South and Southeast Asian countries.
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Only a relatively smaller amount of people ventured further afield to seek protection from persecution, the organization added.
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" ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt said the ruling "will save lives and keep vulnerable families and children from persecution.
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"It suggests that the president has no real interest in religious persecution or the tenets of religious freedom."
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Their leaders have invoked a fear of physical violence to bolster their claims to spiritual and cultural persecution.
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" The subtitle of the article stated: "Congressional Democrats target gun owners for persecution with extreme firearm transfer bans.
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In the 270th century, persecution in Catholic France drove Protestants to Geneva, where they specialized in decorative arts.
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But on Tuesday, a UK court ruling could catapult him back to a life of fear and persecution.
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Christians have a history of persecution in Iraq by the Islamic State, but now celebrate the holiday openly.
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Many European Jews had fled persecution and the threat of extinction by coming to historic Palestine to settle.
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Our nation's founders fled political and religious persecution in search of freedom and opportunity in a new land.
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The LGBT community in this deeply conservative region of Russia has reported intensifying persecution and abuse by authorities.
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They say the offices play a crucial role in helping newcomers traumatized from having fled conflict or persecution.
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Proving you qualify as a victim of persecution is only part of the stringent vetting process for refugees.
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"My particular concern now for China is they've increased these actions of persecution against faith community," Brownback said.
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It undermines tolerance as an ideal while underscoring its etymological and historical roots as a form of persecution.
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"[The] Plaintiffs are refugees who have fled war, violence, and persecution from their native countries," the lawsuit stated.
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Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief of Myanmar's military and the architect of the politically popular persecution.
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Until recently, Saudi Arabia welcomed members of the Muslim Brotherhood fleeing persecution in other Arab states, especially Egypt.
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The persecution fueled a new Rohingya militant movement, which staged attacks against Myanmar security outposts on Aug. 25.
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Some 400,000 Rohingya have fled persecution in recent weeks, sparking a humanitarian crisis across the border in Bangladesh.
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Asylum seekers must demonstrate a well-founded fear of persecution at home, most often from a state entity.
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Coordinated attacks on vulnerable voices are shutting them out and turning Twitter into yet another tool of persecution.
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They first arrived in the country in 2010, fleeing what their advocates describe as political persecution in Armenia.
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"The persecution of peaceful activists would clearly contradict the spirit of the country's proclaimed new reforms," she said.
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In an interview, he described the widespread persecution that has silenced independent voices under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The possible charges, he argued, amounted to "a persecution" of people and their ideas rather than specific crimes.
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The BJP said it helped religious minorities fleeing persecution, but the bill's opponents insist it is anti-Muslim.
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The justices seemed moved by the stories they heard from the petitioners about harassment, blackmail, abuse and persecution.
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Among the first were investigations of the persecution of Crimean Tatars and the poor caloric intake of prisoners.
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The U.S. was the world's leading destination for those fleeing war and persecution before President Trump took office.
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In recent years, tens of millions of Africans have fled areas afflicted with famine, drought, persecution, and violence.
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"What I said didn't warrant this treatment; this is persecution," he added, promising to continue speaking his mind.
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Additionally, laws governing the rights of refugees prohibit sending people back to countries where they could face persecution.
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"The Roma's presumed vocation to nomadism has been the result of repression and persecution throughout Europe," he said.
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In the politics of persecution, Mr. Salvini has few peers, having picked up where Silvio Berlusconi left off.
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Though North Korea officially insists it permits freedom of religion, it is widely suspected of extreme religious persecution.
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We're in Myanmar and China, eluding government monitors to investigate the systematic persecution of the Rohingya and Uighurs.
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Today's persecution and segregation no longer are based on the color of one's skin, but on one's beliefs.
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But today the garment has become an increasingly practical way of hiding one's identity to avoid police persecution.
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But in spite of modernization, urbanization and the persecution of religions under former Communist governments, sprinkling has survived.
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Not all the Iranians can document a case for refugee status, like a well-substantiated fear of persecution.
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They feared persecution and death," she wrote, asking: "What if this family sought refuge in our country today?
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In her view, she is locked in a battle against legal overreach and her persecution in the courts.
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"The continuing threat and persecution of professions including medical professionals is a huge barrier to returning," he said.
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Keiko denies wrongdoing and has blamed her legal woes on "political persecution" that she has vowed to fight.
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"To do that, he is targeting asylum seekers and women and children fleeing violence and persecution," he said.
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Minority religions, who are more likely to face persecution in their home countries, therefore deserve fast-tracked citizenship.
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The Indian government, ruled by a Hindu nationalist party, says the bill is about protecting minorities from persecution.
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As Britain handed Indians the country, many of its Muslims sought refuge from persecution in Muslim-majority areas.
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Otherwise, they would be deported without an asylum hearing unless they could establish a credible fear of persecution.
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The ICC indicted Bashir in 2008 over killings and persecution in Sudan's Darfur province between 2003 and 2008.
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Professor Makin said new religious movements had faced increasing persecution since Indonesia began transitioning to democracy in 1998.
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Varied definitions of persecution, hard-to-reach populations and overlapping religious and ethnic identities all complicate data-gathering.
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Both parents had fled Nazi persecution during World War II, his mother from Belgium, his father from Poland.
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"The persecution of Lula doesn't stop," the president of the Workers' Party, Gleisi Hoffmann, wrote on social media.
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The family, fleeing religious persecution in Russia in 1893, was soon reunited and allowed to enter the country.
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"You're fleeing persecution, you come to this country, and you are being tortured here as well," she said.
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" The country's National Union of Journalists, called her arrest a "shameless act of persecution by a bully government.
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We wanted to construct a government of national consensus, respect differences and put an end to political persecution.
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After World War II, the US started believing it had a moral obligation to help people fleeing persecution.
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Imagine being sent back to a war zone or to a place you fled due to political persecution.
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And if the justification were actually security, then Trump's "religious persecution" exemption wouldn't make a lick of sense.
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Verdict: You know your persecution complex has gotten out of hand when it revolves around Medieval witch hunts.
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It was the start of a time of repression, violence and the persecution of people who opposed it.
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As the story goes, America was initially forged as a safe haven by European colonialists fleeing religious persecution.
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Lozoya has defended his innocence, arguing that a "media persecution" has been launched against him and his family.
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"The Hungarian government has decided to persecute instead of to provide protection against persecution," co-chair Marta Pardavi said.
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Many said they fled war and persecution as well as economic hardship but Israel treats them as economic migrants.
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ADVOCACY GROUP SUES STATE OVER ORTHODOX JEWISH YESHIVAS There are a list of religious persecution hotspots around the globe.
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One, that governments will hear of personal stories of persecution, like that of Jamie Powell, whose husband, the Rev.
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They allege they are the victims of political persecution pushed by Russia, but have not presented evidence of that.
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How can these statements be seen as anything else than as "persecution of a religion different than their own"?
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As an ethnic Berber and an atheist, he faced certain discrimination and persecution if he was returned to Libya.
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In some areas, Kurds have struggled to maintain their identity and continue to face discrimination and policies of persecution.
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A report published by the Russian LGBT Network includes testimonies from 33 gay men who are currently facing persecution.
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Over the next year and a half, his lawyers argue, he suffered sustained political persecution in his native country.
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On the other hand, some worry his administration could tighten the standard of proof for being fearful of persecution.
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Kurds who skipped Syrian army service or opposed Assad fear persecution should their areas come back under government control.
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Among the migrants worldwide are 20 million refugees — those who have fled war or persecution in their home countries.
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But each day 34,000 people are forced to leave the place they call home due to conflict or persecution.
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They hurt vulnerable refugees, many of whom have already suffered terrible persecution at the hands of groups like ISIS.
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"If you take a stand, you're going to come under persecution," he advised the young people in the congregation.
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My father fled religious persecution in Nazi-occupied France, and I'm an American patriot and I love this country.
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Nearly 300,000 people fleeing persecution have reached European shores this year alone, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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His followers consider him a prophet and believe he was the victim of religious persecution based on fabricated allegations.
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Journalists often complain of persecution by the security services of the African state, which seceded from Sudan in 2011.
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"His is the ugliest example of how agency persecution is wrecking India's growth story," tweeted Congress politician Milind Deora.
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The Oromos have been protesting since November of 2015 against ongoing marginalization, repression and targeted persecution by the government.
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Rebels deny stopping anyone leaving and say people have refused to cross into government territory for fear of persecution.
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Sana is a member of the Baha'i faith, which faces intense government persecution in his home country of Iran.
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U.N. agencies said this week asylum seekers fleeing violence or persecution are entitled to lodge claims to obtain sanctuary.
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Foreign advisers are regarded with growing suspicion because of their complaints about Myanmar's persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority.
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The National Union of Journalists denounced the "shamelessly manipulated charge" as an "act of persecution by a bully government".
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Open Doors, an NGO, ranks Sudan as the fifth-worst country in the world for the persecution of Christians.
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Lorenzo says political persecution, not economic necessity, forced him to flee to Ecuador, then head to the United States.
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The man based his claim on the fact that, as a homosexual, he faced persecution in his home country.
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But activists say they have a long way to go before they attain full rights and freedom from persecution.
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These occurrences are tragically common as refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar use small fishing boats to navigate rough seas.
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Many faced persecution during the Saddam Hussein era, during the Iraq war and after ISIS seized territory in Iraq.
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The fact that the majority of those fleeing persecution or dictatorships are of Muslim extraction is not a problem.
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In often profane language, Lula cries persecution and accuses the supreme court of cowardice—prompting the emollient open letter.
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At the same time, Muslim leaders say there is growing persecution against them in the majority Sinhala Buddhist island.
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"In the end, it doesn't matter if there is more persecution or less," says Jin Mingri, Zion's founding pastor.
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The whole system was penetrated by the spirit of boot-licking, persecution of dissidents, clannishness, window-dressing and nepotism.
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I often thought of my father, who had suffered political persecution in the 1980s under the dictatorship of Gen.
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They said they were fleeing persecution in their home countries and hoped to find safety in the United States.
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On Wednesday, Trump met with victims of religious persecution from countries including Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Despite knowing all of this, CBP and certain Arizona law enforcement organizations have continued their vindictive persecution of Bressi.
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Unlike in Canada or Germany, no Spanish government official has officially apologized to the LGBT+ community for historical persecution.
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He used his design skills to forge identity papers for hundreds of Jews and other people who risked persecution.
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Sessions is trying to eliminate the need for asylum hearings on applications that are based on improper persecution claims.
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Musicians tend to avoid political commentary, partly due to an ingrained fear of persecution from the powerful political class.
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Another tragic loss included Roxana Hernández, a transgender woman who was fleeing violence and persecution from her native Honduras.
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"People who have a legitimate fear of persecution under US law have a right to present their case," Rep.
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In expedited removal proceedings, they only get an asylum hearing if they can establish a credible fear of persecution.
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More than 245 million Christians live in countries where they experience high levels of persecution, according to Open Doors.
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In 1620, European Christian separatists escaping religious persecution sailed here and started up their colonies by doing the same.
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"Nearly 60 million people have been driven from their homes by war and persecution," The Times reported in June.
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That set off the Protestant Reformation, which also brought hundreds of years of persecution of Catholics in the country.
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Rubio's bill would end the automatic eligibility for federal aid given to Cuban nationals, except for those fleeing persecution.
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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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That persecution can either be inflicted by the government or by individuals that the government can't or won't control.
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Refugee Resettlement has long since been a tool to assist those that are facing persecution in their home country.
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Mexico has also (in theory) refused to take back any migrants who are at risk of persecution in Mexico.
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Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith.
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