under occupation

We have the people, part of which is under occupation.

"How can you have a real independent state under occupation?"

Iraq is a country already "at war" and under occupation.

How can someone fund a country under occupation, however, and why does no one talk about it?

In the gulf war it was different, we were under occupation.

But the Palestinian people, who support violence under occupation, are not likely to do so once they have their own state.

Indeed, the very idea of an election held under occupation was troubling to many.

"In the end, we are all under occupation," he said.

They do not accept being humiliated and living under occupation.

And last is the narrative of the place, about living under occupation."

And so we are under occupation, as I said.

I am also not getting into the question of whether this court is lawful under occupation.

Even if part of the state remains under occupation and contains settlements.

A "reminder" if any was necessary that we lived in a country now under occupation.

A pair of the city's dairy farms are now under occupation.

"No matter how you cut it, it is best to live at home among your people than under occupation."

The group believes that: "True democracy is impossible under occupation."

To live under occupation is a life without dignity, without anything.

Several of the Iraqi political leaders also have said they do not want to conduct trials while the county is under occupation.

"This is a generation that has grown up under occupation.

They are born either under occupation or under the threat of violence.

We are under occupation and the settlers clash with us every day."

"I am with the people under occupation," he said.

Denmark was then under occupation, and the fishermen refused to make for England.

Living under occupation poses hard and degrading choices for any subject people.