#persecution

#persecution

Muret's downfall illustrates the risks of personal connections in academia amid competitive rivalries.

Ninety-six Rohingya refugees are stranded in Indonesia, amplifying the ongoing humanitarian crisis faced by this persecuted ethnic group.

The recent arrival of 2,500 Rohingya refugees in Aceh from January to March represents a significant increase in migration patterns.

Jean-Michel Frank and his partner fled Paris in 1940 to escape persecution from the Nazi regime, reflective of broader themes of escape and survival.

Shen Yun is a prominent representation of the Falun Gong movement, highlighting its persecution and global reach since its inception in China.

Russian priest suspended from services and ordered to serve penance after leading memorials for Navalny.

The difference between being persecuted and prosecuted is highlighted through the examples of Donald Trump and DeRay McKesson.

Iran's Baha'i minority faces persecution since 1979 Islamic revolution

HRW suggests Iran's actions against Baha'is qualify as crimes against humanity

Vladimir Putin secures 87% of the vote in Russia to extend his power.

Russian Jehovah's Witnesses facing increased persecution and imprisonment.

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny is just one of many Kremlin critics to have fallen foul of the government under President Vladimir Putin's rule.

Navalny, 47, who Russian prison authorities said had died on Friday, was jailed in early 2021 after returning from Germany, where he was recovering from a near-fatal poisoning attack.

Some of Putin's high-profile critics have been in exile for years.

Adriaan Koerbagh was a philosopher who championed political and intellectual freedom.

Koerbagh shows us the importance of prudence and boldness in standing up for our beliefs.

Camp! offers an historical survey of the camp sensibility and its cultural significance.

By Any Other Name is a historical novel that combines elements of murder mystery and queer romance.

Witchcraft examines the history of witchcraft trials and the persecution of marginalized individuals.

The Russian Supreme Court has allowed the government to prosecute and sentence anyone involved in LGBTIQ support or activism.

The court declared that the 'international LGBT public movement' is an extremist organization, despite the fact that no such organization exists.

Russia's Supreme Court declared the international gay rights movement as an 'extremist organization', paving the way for increased persecution of LGBTQ+ activists.

The ruling threatens to quash any public support for LGBTQ+ identities, including the display of rainbow flags or the promotion of slogans like 'Gay rights are human rights'.

A German court acknowledged that trans people were victimized by the Nazi regime, marking a significant milestone in recognizing their persecution during that time.

The acknowledgement by the court was followed by the Bundestag formally recognizing trans and cisgender queer people as victims of fascism.

Historians are now uncovering more cases of trans people under the Nazi regime, shedding light on their experiences during that period.