As Chinese dissident in exile Yang Jianli states, exile is not freedom.

In exile Umberto II lived for 37 years in exile, in Cascais, Portugal.

Exile is not freedom.

Perhaps I have become used to life in exile.

Shirin Neshat Art in exile

The Shah sent him into exile.

Campoamor died in exile in Switzerland.

She has been in exile for the last year and a half.

You ask her where she lives where does she live in exile?

Two bloggers in Gaza have written about the pain of exile.

He went into exile to London in 1795.

Her son, Rashid, went into exile in the same year.

He also encouraged the return of approximately 200,000 Guineans from exile.

Alger 1951 un pays dans l'attente .

Yet the revolt was suppressed, and the Decembrists were executed or exiled.

He was one of the most influential Iranian opposition leaders in exile.

Stripped of all his remaining powers, Ahmad Shah went into exile with his family in 1923.

The Polish dissidents found themselves in prison or exile.

Several are in prison or exile because of their online activities.

The rebel government soon went into exile and never controlled Kentucky.

After the end of his internal exile, they remarried in 1957.

In exile In July 1830 France underwent another revolution.

Studies of refugees and family reunification in exile developing a model for intervention

The story I wanted to share with you today is my challenge as an Iranian artist, as an Iranian woman artist, as an Iranian woman artist living in exile.

China has a history of forcing scholars and dissidents like us into exile.

At the conference I met Ahmad Tuma, who is the head of the exiled Syrian interim government.

The poem is about those who live in Iran and in exile who have forgot the struggle.

An army escort conducted Estimé from the National Palace and into exile in Jamaica.

Whilst in exile Elizabeth produced eight more children, four boys and four girls.

Once the army s refusal to support his regime became clear, Ben Ali fled to Saudi Arabia, after France refused to welcome him into exile.

In May 1919, the Bessarabian Soviet Socialist Republic was proclaimed as a government in exile.

She returned to Bangladesh from exile, which the army had imposed on her. After her return she still had to endure imprisonment and trumped up murder charges.

Such a transitional authority could call upon the international community for needed support more easily than an exiled rebel group could.

After the 1936 election the Labour Party formed a new minority government, which had to go into exile 1940 45 because of the German occupation of Norway.

In 2003, his elderly father in law was beaten by police agents and forced into internal exile.

Solzhenitsyn was banned, driven first underground and then into exile.

August 29 Maronite general Michel Aoun leaves Lebanon via a French ship into exile.

When a was established in Britain in 1940, Masaryk was appointed Foreign Minister.

He fled into exile in the United Kingdom, where, as of 2012, he continues to live in Portsmouth.

Within days, the Council was abolished and many of its members were exiled to Siberia.

Nevertheless, the Sidonian king was still held in exile at the court of Babylon.

She was under observation in her exile, as there was a fear that she would find a way to reunite with the king.

DSK, too, began his tenure at the IMF as a politician in exile, after emerging as French President Nicolas Sarkozy s most formidable domestic opponent.

The late king also had a younger son, Miguel, but he was exiled in Austria after leading a number of revolutions against his father and his liberal regime.

Ever since I left Romania for exile in 1986, my returns have been rare and tense.