From this perspective, Liu Xiaobo s critical views were indeed subversive.

Moreover, the information revolution enables individuals to perpetrate sabotage with unprecendented speed and scope.

(a) The information in the communication is false and should be considered just another sheer fabrication of those who wish to pursue an erroneous policy and activities against the State of Viet Nam

The Falun Gong organization has repeatedly engaged in destructive activities of every kind, violating public morals and seriously endangering public security.

Other than subversive information data allegedly found on the hard drive, there was very little indication that Mr. Abu Adas had subversive or violent tendencies.

The return of populism in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Venezuela in the past decade has reinvigorated a Manichean view of the press news organizations are seen as either loyal or subversive.

However, he believed that the Committee should respond to any subversive activities of an NGO that acted against the principles stipulated in the Charter and in Economic and Social Council resolution 1996 31.

In January 1989, during the subversive attack on La Tablada, the Army used white phosphorus in a violation of the Geneva Convention (according to a document presented by the human rights commission of the United Nations on January 12, 2001).

The assertion of these rights and civil liberties, however, is often accompanied by violence and acts of vandalism which can spread and change unexpectedly, thereby seriously threatening the peace and stability of the institutions of the republic.

As famine spread that summer, Stalin refined his explanation hunger was sabotage, local Communist activists were the saboteurs, protected by higher authorities, and all were paid by foreign spies.

As a consequence, during World War II the British authorities interned in concentration camps nearly 8,000 Italian Egyptians with sympathy for Italian fascism, in order to prevent sabotage when the Italian Army attacked western Egypt in summer 1940.

For some time now, however, a good many of them, through a spillover effect, have begun to make political demands (establishment of Sharia laws and proclamation of an Islamic Republic) often accompanied by a rhetoric of violence and acts of vandalism.

Besides allowing the authorities to arbitrarily detain anyone for engaging in peaceful political activities that the Government may consider subversive, it permits the authorities to extend the detention of prisoners without charge or trial, thereby violating international legal standards.

Since the first Chinese Web criminal, Lin Haiyin, was imprisoned for instigating subversive actions in 2000 to the recent arrest of writer Shi Tao, more than 100 independent intellectuals have been imprisoned for expressing their views.

As political scientist Kevin O Brien has argued, China s increased readiness to compromise with some domestic protesters, rather than treat all forms of collective action as subversive, can be seen as reflecting a growing sense of security.