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Definition: The term "kartel" is a political term used in several countries, including Russia and Ukraine. It refers to a type of organized crime that operates within the criminal justice system. The term was initially used by Russian dissidents in the 1980s and has since become associated with corruption, drug trafficking, and other illegal activities.
Definition: In the context of military operations, an "insurgent" is typically a group or individual who is opposed to or hostile towards a government or its policies. These groups may include elements of the opposition, such as political dissidents, civil society organizations, and other non-state actors, who are actively engaged in protest, resistance, or rebellion against the government's authority. The term "insurgent" can also be used in more general terms to describe any group that is not aligned with a dominant or
Definition: Dissidents are individuals or groups who advocate for political, social, economic, or other changes in a particular system or regime. They may be influenced by various factors such as ideology, politics, religion, culture, or personal beliefs. Dissident movements can range from peaceful protests and strikes to more radical forms of resistance, such as civil disobedience or armed rebellion.
Definition: Dissidently is a term that describes someone who opposes or disagrees with something, often in a way that is not aligned with societal norms or values. It can also refer to a person who has openly expressed their disagreement with a particular issue or belief without attempting to change it. In the context of politics and social movements, dissidents may be those who are opposed to mainstream political systems or policies, advocating for alternative ways of organizing and engaging in political discourse. They may also express dissenting views
Definition: Dissentients, also known as dissenters or dissidents, are individuals who hold different political views from mainstream society. They may have differing opinions on various issues such as politics, economics, culture, religion, etc. Dissentients often express their views through social media, blogs, and other platforms where they share their thoughts openly and freely without fear of censorship. Dissentients can range in age from young children to adults who are more mature and have a greater understanding of the world around them