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Etymology
Defined by Peter Benenson in his article "The Forgotten Prisoners" in 1961.
Noun
prisoner of conscience (plural prisoner of consciences)
- anyone imprisoned because of their race, religion, or political views
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Translations
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- Belarusian: вязень сумленьня (be) (vjázjenʹ sumlénʹnja) m
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- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 良心犯 (cmn) (liángxīnfàn)
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- Finnish: mielipidevanki (fi)
- French: prisonnier d'opinion (fr) m
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- German: Gefangener aus Gewissensgründen (de) m
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- Japanese: 良心の囚人 (ja) (りょうしんのしゅうじん, ryōshin no shūjin)
- Khmer: អ្នកទោសនយោបាយ (km) (neak tooh nəyyoubaay)
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- Portuguese: prisioneiro de consciência (pt) m
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- Russian: узник совести (ru) (úznik sóvesti) m
- Scottish Gaelic: prìosanach cogais (gd) m
- Ukrainian: в'язень сумління (uk) (v'jázenʹ sumlínnja) m
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