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Meanings of anti-terrorism laws in English

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Usage of anti-terrorism laws in English
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Amnesty said many were executed on vague charges related to anti-terrorism laws.
The Guardian
2
John Key is willing to consider changing the new anti-terrorism laws.
Radio NZ
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BRITAIN: Police in Britain have arrested a man under anti-terrorism laws.
The Irish Times
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Parliament last week passed legalisation under urgency to strengthen this country's anti-terrorism laws.
Radio NZ
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British police are questioning three men detained under anti-terrorism laws in South Wales.
The Irish Times
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The European Court of Human Rights has repeatedly challenged Turkey's harsh anti-terrorism laws.
Reuters
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Conservative prosecutors and judges are known to interpret anti-terrorism laws severely.
Reuters
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Erdogan bristles at suggestions that Turkey uses its anti-terrorism laws indiscriminately.
Reuters
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British police acting under anti-terrorism laws have arrested and detained a 56-year-old man.
The Irish Times
10
They want Maliki to abolish anti-terrorism laws they say are used to persecute them.
Reuters
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Under anti-terrorism laws, police can detain suspects for questioning for up to seven days.
Reuters
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A leading blogger was sentenced to 18 years under the nation's controversial anti-terrorism laws.
Ebony
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It was in the wake of this that the anti-terrorism laws were drawn up.
The Guardian
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HRW accuses Ethiopia of using the anti-terrorism laws to silence dissent and jail critics.
The Guardian
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He has so far been held under anti-terrorism laws.
Reuters
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But Brussels first wants Ankara to modify anti-terrorism laws that it says are too broad.
Reuters
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Anti-terrorism laws across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common