Collocations for repression - noun
1. using force to control people
ADJECTIVE
extreme,
harsh,
massive,
severe
bloody, brutal, ruthless, violent
political, religious, social
her attempts to combat censorship and political repression
the religious repression during his rule
bloody, brutal, ruthless, violent
political, religious, social
her attempts to combat censorship and political repression
the religious repression during his rule
government,
military,
police,
state
VERB + repression
suffer,
suffer from
The trade unions suffered brutal repression after the coup.
The trade unions suffered brutal repression after the coup.
subject sb/sth to
Reports claimed that civilians were being subjected to ruthless repression.
Reports claimed that civilians were being subjected to ruthless repression.
escape,
flee
Streams of migrants are fleeing war, repression and poverty.
Streams of migrants are fleeing war, repression and poverty.
PREPOSITION
repression against
repression against ethnic minorities
repression against ethnic minorities
repression by
repression by the state
repression by the state