suppression of civil rights
The suppression of civil rights refers to the intentional or systematic actions taken by authorities or institutions to restrict or deny fundamental rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech, assembly, religion, or the right to a fair trial. It involves suppressing or inhibiting individuals or groups from exercising their rights and often involves coercion, discrimination, or censorship.
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