In 2012 the species was uplisted to Near Threatened.

Any woman who objected was hit and threatened with death.

For that, he was taken to court and threatened with imprisonment.

However, the new government was almost immediately threatened by further violence.

And Paul said he was never really afraid, because she was more curious about him than threatened.

Fadil threatened Dania.

Sami threatened Layla's life.

Sami threatened Layla's life.

Society for Threatened Peoples

Background In July 1958, Lebanon was threatened by a civil war between Maronite Christians and Muslims.

Urban poverty, however, threatened national stability and it was therefore necessary to formulate sustainable urbanization policies.

The author explains that her son was threatened at gunpoint and forced to join Yorov's gang.

Terrorism threatened the very ideals of humanity and peaceful coexistence on which the United Nations was based.

The threatened Hour is nigh .

The threatened Hour is nigh .

2.3 In early January 1999 the complainant was detained at a police station, where he was ill treated and threatened with death.

My personal safety was threatened, he wrote on August 30 in the last email I received from him.

Until recently, the government s response to the epidemic, which threatened the country s very lifeblood, was lackluster and foolish.

But in Haiti we have a country in crisis, a country that was virtually threatened with civil war.

That policy was very dangerous and threatened to create an explosive and bloody situation in the Middle East.

When Japan was threatened by Western imperialism, he says, the country had to open up (in 1868) and modernize.

In August 1982, Mexico threatened to default, and was quickly followed by other large borrowers, notably Argentina and Brazil.

It was so rickety, we couldn't stand or move. As soon as someone did, the boat threatened to capsize.

Low Arab Sunni turnout threatened the legitimacy of the election, which was as low as 2 in Anbar province.

35 of kids have been threatened online.

This act was forced on the Italian government by Napoleon III, who threatened military intervention if Garibaldi were not stopped.

If construction was allowed to continue, it threatened to prejudge the outcome of the final status negotiations between the parties.

After his brother's death, the complainant continued to be threatened, and he was forced to move several times within Ecuador.

However, her rescuer sold her to a Jewish merchant who was then threatened by a corrupt Grand Inquisitor into sharing her.

The caller, who was by this time shouting loudly threatened the director stating that he would regret not showing the tape.

Dutch hostages were taken and threatened with execution.

This is hell with which you were threatened .

This is hell with which you were threatened .

2.5 The author claims that, whilst being interrogated on the day of his arrest, he was beaten, threatened and insulted, and was not provided with a lawyer.

Who, when he was reviled, reviled not again when he suffered, he threatened not but committed himself to him that judgeth righteously

It threatened to undermine the achievement of the objectives which the international community was pursuing under the auspices of the United Nations.

On 23 December 2004, Mr. Golden Misabiko, president of ASADHO Katanga, was threatened by two men from the security services in Lubumbashi.

Mr. Hannesson (Iceland) said that the fight against terrorism was of fundamental importance to every nation, as it was a global problem that threatened peace and security everywhere.

Sami threatened to kill Layla in dozens of letters.

But most of these gains are now seriously threatened.

Both are threatened by Islamic extremism and growing unrest.

They threatened to crash until the state stepped in.

Of these, 6.7 are endemic and 8.1 are threatened.

Traditional communities, particularly minority ethnic groups are often threatened.

Haiti's main aid donors threatened to cut off aid.