oppression

Preposition: of

• woman: The oppression of women is rooted in class society.
• minority: Nor can we expect to build a genuine anti-imperialist movement which supports the oppression of a national minority.
• million: Such democracy as exists is founded on the oppression of millions around the world.
• nation: We are fellow islanders in a shared democracy, without oppression of one nation by another.
• people: These financed his wars, palaces and oppression of the Iraqi people.

Possessives

• woman: Nor did I detect the ' powerful protestations against women's oppression ' suggested by John.

Converse of object

• resist: This broad scope denies people the right to resist oppression, even to struggle against dictatorship.
• tolerate: CIS ' Responsible Shareholding program states that it will express serious concern to companies that tolerate oppression.
• suffer: Proclamation of the Shanghai workers The tyrannical oppression suffered by our people has today reached its highest point.
• justify: Especially a patriotism that justifies the oppression of others.
• confront: It remains our duty to do all we can to resolve conflict, confront oppression, reduce poverty and promote good governance.

Adjective modifier

• brutal: All those 10 new European countries some of them have suffered the most terrible brutal oppression under the old Soviet Union.
• patriarchal: However, their female characters also identify with animals as the victims of patriarchal oppression, and some of them refuse to eat meat.
• racial: Race analysis is developed in its ability to explain the subjective dimension of racial oppression.

Noun used with modifier

• gender: Women's own lives can be seen to articulate both private and public domains of gender oppression.
• class: The concept of the free market too was understood to be a force of control, an ideological justification of class oppression.