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ers selected from the ranks of conscientious	objectors already inducted into public wartime service
re thousands of cases in which conscientious	objectors, although they may have refused to take up a
sk of this group was to advise conscientious	objectors and create a structure for the proposed alte
ll led to Schema 13 supporting conscientious	objectors and denouncing 'weapons of mass destruction'
or conscripted persons who are conscientious	objectors and object to military service.
The volunteers, all conscientious	objectors and many members of the Seventh-day Adventis
les who were not registered as conscientious	objectors, as it did not affect neither the exemption
's socialist government viewed conscientious	objectors as enemies of the state, and all 287 were ar
ption in 1916, and support for conscientious	objectors, brought him into conflict with his Liberal
objector in the Hamner Springs Conscientious	Objectors camp.
	Objectors claim the development would ruin the scenery
The	objectors claimed that the underground remains of Carr
1-W service, was in place for conscientious	objectors classified as 1-W by Selective Service.
He told the conscientious	objectors confined there about Celo and invited them t
erved six-month tours of duty; conscientious	objectors could instead opt for an equal length of Ziv
ort for Presbyterians who were conscientious	objectors during the Second World War.
It was alleged that the Ngarrindjeri	objectors fabricated the cultural significance of the
took some time to be finally resolved in the	objectors favour.
943 to October 1946, OSRD used conscientious	objectors from Civilian Public Service as subjects for
eral prison, such as Debs, and conscientious	objectors, had their sentences commuted to time served
ar whether the Socinians being conscientious	objectors had any relation or not to Best's military c
ion or alternative service for conscientious	objectors in times of war.
nt's heavy-handed treatment of conscientious	objectors, including William White and Simon Townsend
In 1916, they invited conscientious	objectors, including Clive Bell and other "Bloomsberri
nurse, pacifist, supporter of conscientious	objectors, international famine relief worker and devo
In: Simmons, Clifford, The	Objectors, Isle of Man, Times Press, 1965.
Although this ruled in favour of the	objectors its decision was not binding on the Departme
ld promote a bill, having first informed all	objectors of their intention.
hysiological Hygiene placed 32 conscientious	objectors on a controlled diet.
National Council for Religious Conscientious	Objectors on October 5, 1940 by the three historic pea
n, and a history that includes conscientious	objectors, pacifists, deserters and draft dodgers, as
vailable after the war to most conscientious	objectors, rearrested and sent to Camarthen jail.
of taxation the concessions to conscientious	objectors that many governments allow in the case of c
l camp was used to first house conscientious	objectors, then refugees.
e promoted peace and supported conscientious	objectors throughout the world through magazines he ed
n would provide a way for some conscientious	objectors to participate in the tax system without vio
o sent young men registered as Conscientious	Objectors to work in their Medical clinics.
The	objectors to the Nicene doctrine in the fourth century
d to provide a legal means for conscientious	objectors to serve as non-combatants in the armed forc
In 2007, the issue of allowing conscientious	objectors to march was raised in New Zealand, with Pea
or and delivery nurses who are conscientious	objectors to male circumcision.
spect of its decision about the way in which	objectors to the idea of women bishops may or may not
eath penalty and the rights of conscientious	objectors to military service.
National Council for Religious Conscientious	Objectors was merged with a similar organization, Civi
Among the principal	objectors was Cardinal Joachim Pecci, future Pope Leo
Conscientious	objectors were required to serve into 1947, past the e
te 1980s, the vast majority of conscientious	objectors were people who wished to emigrate.
The	objectors were local farmers, coal miners and weavers
Originally, the	objectors were hotel operators but 75% of people who r
Since a number of conscientious	objectors were sent to work down the mines as an alter
e applying to be registered as conscientious	objectors when refused permission by local tribunals.
posing alternative service for conscientious	objectors, which became law in 1920; forming an 80.000
scription and sympathised with conscientious	objectors, who he thought were subject to excessive pu
ne cemetery was full and the other had local	objectors who were afraid of the effect of cholera vic

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