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Definition of political prisoner in English: political prisonernoun A person imprisoned for their political beliefs or actions. Example sentencesExamples - Amnesty International estimates that 1,500 political prisoners remain in Burmese jails.
- The detention of political prisoners and prisoners of war in Aceh is also an ongoing problem.
- It had jailed thousands of political prisoners, some for over 15 years.
- The government has just passed an amnesty, which specifically excludes political prisoners.
- The photo is part of a human rights exhibition on Green Island, where political prisoners were jailed in the past.
- Many people think of human rights exclusively in terms of torture, political prisoners, or massacres of civilians.
- But a hunger strike by political prisoners destroyed this policy.
- Just before end of the war, a massacre of political prisoners was organized.
- Not until 1960 was the island used to house political prisoners of the apartheid government.
- The brutal assault on unarmed detainees was aimed at breaking up the protests of political prisoners over the previous two months.
- A Croation prison camp may be reopened as a fantasy prison camp for wannabe political prisoners.
- Eleven political prisoners at Kalutara prison wrote to the SEP seeking its intervention on their behalf.
- There are hundreds of political prisoners in Syria and human rights groups say that torture is ‘routine’.
- He said in the 1960s the main focus of campaign was for the release of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience.
- Elections are sham, the press is censored, the jails hold some political prisoners.
- The democratic rights of Tamil political prisoners have been blatantly violated.
- Soldiers and workers invaded the prisons and released political prisoners as the various factories elected delegates to the Soviet.
- The two released detainees appealed to the SEP to continue its campaign on behalf of other Tamil political prisoners.
- Human Rights Watch reports thousands of political prisoners and systematic torture and execution.
- He was the minister responsible for the massacre of left-wing political prisoners in December.
Definition of political prisoner in US English: political prisonernounˈpriznər A person imprisoned for their political beliefs or actions. Example sentencesExamples - Not until 1960 was the island used to house political prisoners of the apartheid government.
- Elections are sham, the press is censored, the jails hold some political prisoners.
- Human Rights Watch reports thousands of political prisoners and systematic torture and execution.
- The democratic rights of Tamil political prisoners have been blatantly violated.
- The government has just passed an amnesty, which specifically excludes political prisoners.
- It had jailed thousands of political prisoners, some for over 15 years.
- The photo is part of a human rights exhibition on Green Island, where political prisoners were jailed in the past.
- The two released detainees appealed to the SEP to continue its campaign on behalf of other Tamil political prisoners.
- He said in the 1960s the main focus of campaign was for the release of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience.
- A Croation prison camp may be reopened as a fantasy prison camp for wannabe political prisoners.
- But a hunger strike by political prisoners destroyed this policy.
- There are hundreds of political prisoners in Syria and human rights groups say that torture is ‘routine’.
- The detention of political prisoners and prisoners of war in Aceh is also an ongoing problem.
- Many people think of human rights exclusively in terms of torture, political prisoners, or massacres of civilians.
- Just before end of the war, a massacre of political prisoners was organized.
- Soldiers and workers invaded the prisons and released political prisoners as the various factories elected delegates to the Soviet.
- Eleven political prisoners at Kalutara prison wrote to the SEP seeking its intervention on their behalf.
- The brutal assault on unarmed detainees was aimed at breaking up the protests of political prisoners over the previous two months.
- He was the minister responsible for the massacre of left-wing political prisoners in December.
- Amnesty International estimates that 1,500 political prisoners remain in Burmese jails.
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