Officially ended or put to stop, especially a system or an institution
Advisory councils
a body which gives voluntary advice to an organisation
Autonomous
having independence to self-govern or control
Ethnically homogenous
a social group with the same or similar ethnical backgrounds
Exiled
being expelled and barred from their native country, especially for political or punitive reasons
Ghettos
an area, usually outside a city, that is occupied by a minority group
Imposed
use of force to put something into acceptance
Influx
arrival or admission of a large number of people or things or things
Sanctions
a threatened punishment for defying a law or rule
Territory
an area of land under the authority of a ruler or state
Underground movements
resistance movement operating in secrecy usually be illegalised or banned by government or authority
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