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Значения термина cultural boycott на английском

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Использование термина cultural boycott на английском
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That other Holocaust survivors see cultural boycott differently is their right.
The Irish Times
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But in doing so, he violated a U.N. cultural boycott.
Reuters
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Nor will the small minority who take a consistent stand against oppression, and support the cultural boycott of Israel.
The Guardian
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Spokesperson Janfrie Wakim said the show would be in breach of a cultural boycott supported by 170 Palestinian groups.
Radio NZ
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Calling-out is the act of public-shaming a person for their transgressions on social media platforms, while cancelling is a cultural boycott.
The South African
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The campaign against "Fauda" is the latest move since 2005 by BDS to promote a global cultural boycott against Israel.
Reuters
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Nick Cave has elaborated on his stance regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, calling the cultural boycott of Israel "cowardly and shameful".
The Irish Times
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Ms Wakim said a sporting and cultural boycott had been very effective in South Africa and Palestinians faced a similar regime in Israel.
Radio NZ
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The protest is part of a " cultural boycott" led by organizations that oppose Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, the statement said.
Reuters
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The World Archaeological Congress (WAC) was founded in 1986 when archaeologists decided to implement the UN-sanctioned cultural boycott of apartheid South Africa.
The Irish Times
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In the mid-1980s one of the most well known challenges to a cultural boycott of a nation came to the attention of the international community.
The Irish Times
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Johnny described the Cultural Boycott, as Double Apartheid.
The South African
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What do cultural boycotts entail for those countries under sanction; are they effective and can they be morally justified?
The Irish Times
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Supporters of the Palestinians across Europe will renew efforts to pressure Israel, using consumer and cultural boycotts to raise the cost of continued occupation.
The Guardian
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