repressive law

Whatever the problems, one must not forget what a difference the end of apartheid and its repressive laws has made.

Two days later, they also adopted a very repressive law on detention and use of military weapons.

At the time, Maryland was passing many repressive laws against free blacks.

No British judge can strike down a repressive law.

These conditions have often forced states to scrap or modify repressive laws.

But this type of repressive law should send a chill through anyone who believes in expanding human rights.

Despite the repressive law, some eminent artists were expressing their sexuality through artwork.

The Council was also indignant at the execution and sentences against persons under repressive laws.

Regimes which need these repressive laws to avoid accountability and shut down public debate are the real traitors.

In subsequent years, other repressive laws were enacted.

The Kuomintang held adherents of repressive laws and imprisoned high-ranking.

The people of the city, Claidi realizes, are celebrating the end of the repressive laws.

There were many repressive laws, and occasionally the Ottoman government committed massacres against the civilian population.

NGOs working in this sector will likely be the target of this repressive law.

Repressive laws remain on the books, including ones that allow the police to re-arrest anyone with a criminal record and jail them without retrial.

Maybe they are waiting for all the political prisons to be closed and the repressive laws against "agitation" to be repealed.

On March 8, for instance, about 25 protesters demanding that repressive laws be lifted tried to demonstrate outside Parliament.

To many databases, cctv and repressive laws.

Over time, law has undergone a transformation from repressive law to restitutive law.

A repressive law system is one in which any law breaker is severely punished for their crimes.

The opposition, meanwhile, has said that the Government is organizing the chaos to put off talks on new election rules and the repeal of repressive laws.

While the clergy and human-rights advocates are trying to roll back repressive laws limiting civil liberties, the opposition politicians have another motive.

It is well known that repressive laws restricting citizens in the exercise of their civil and political rights have always been in force in those countries.

Sudan, Libya, and Equatorial Guinea also have repressive laws and practices.

Repressive laws remain on the books, and the intrusive security and intelligence-gathering machinery is still in place, ready to be cranked up in a minute.