Sedition

The political cartoonist was charged with sedition for his critical work.

The leaders were arrested for sedition against the king.

The government cracked down on sedition by arresting anyone suspected of plotting against the state.

The military leader was accused of sedition for plotting a coup against the government.

The government arrested the leader of the opposition party on charges of sedition.

The king crushed the sedition movement by arresting its leaders and executing them for their role in inciting rebellion.

The police arrested a man for distributing leaflets that incited sedition among the population.

The rebels were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to life imprisonment.

The government used charges of sedition to silence opposition voices and suppress dissent.

The country's constitution includes provisions that prohibit sedition and subversion of the state.

The newspaper was accused of sedition for publishing an article that criticized the ruling party.

The authorities took strict measures to prevent any form of sedition during the protest.

The protesters were accused of sedition for calling for the overthrow of the government.

The dissident journalist was arrested and charged with sedition for publishing critical articles about the government.

The court found the defendant guilty of sedition for his role in planning a violent rebellion against the government.

The government accused the opposition leader of sedition for his speeches inciting people to rebel.

The rebellious students were warned that their actions could be interpreted as sedition.

The musician's song was banned for sedition as it was deemed to be inciting people to rise up against the government.

The government used sedition laws to suppress dissent and opposition.

The newspaper editor was arrested on charges of sedition for publishing critical articles about the government.

The government passed a law criminalizing sedition, making it illegal to incite people to overthrow the state.

The leader was accused of sedition for encouraging his followers to overthrow the government.

The government passed a law making sedition punishable by death.

The rebellion was fueled by sedition, with leaders urging the people to rise up against the corrupt government.

The rebels were arrested and charged with sedition against the monarch.

The group of students were charged with sedition for organizing protests against the university administration.

The leader of the rebellion was charged with sedition for his role in inciting the people to overthrow the government.

The dictator used charges of sedition to silence any dissent and crush any opposition to his regime.

The government used the charge of sedition as a tool to silence any form of dissent.

The political cartoonist was arrested and charged with sedition for caricaturing the president in a derogatory manner.

The artist's work was banned for its perceived sedition against the traditional values of society.

The pamphlet distributed by the revolutionary group was considered to be an act of sedition by the government.

The newspaper was accused of sedition for publishing a cartoon that mocked the mayor.

The activist was arrested on charges of sedition for organizing a protest against the government.

The artist was charged with sedition for his controversial artwork that depicted the ruling party in a negative light.

The activists were charged with sedition after staging a protest that turned violent.

The playwright was charged with sedition for criticizing the government in his latest play.

The newspaper was accused of sedition for publishing articles critical of the ruling party.

The newspaper article was accused of sedition by the government for publishing false information.

The rebels were charged with sedition for their violent uprising against the government.

The accused was charged with sedition for attempting to overthrow the government.

The sedition charges against the protest leaders sparked widespread outrage among civil society groups.

The revolutionary leader was tried and executed for sedition against the monarchy.

The speaker's words were deemed as sedition by the ruling party.

The court upheld the conviction of the accused on charges of sedition, citing strong evidence against him.

The artist's painting was seen as an act of sedition because it depicted the president in an unflattering light.

The rebel leader was tried for sedition and sentenced to life in prison.

The court found the accused guilty of sedition for his speech inciting violence against the state.

The government accused the newspaper of sedition for publishing articles that criticized the monarch's policies.

The government arrested several individuals for sedition and inciting violence.