Repression of intellectual dissidents

Repression of opinions felt to be dangerous or subversive to the social, economic, ideological and political system of the state may be by censorship, internment, indoctrination, restriction on movement between countries, torture, exile and defamation of character. Repression results in apathy and conformism, forms a barrier to progress and strengthens totalitarianism.

1. Suppression of intellectual freedom
2. Political repression
3. Intellectual dissent
4. Denial of freedom of thought
5. Confinement for non-criminal reasons

1. Underprivileged ideological minorities
2. State sanctioned torture
3. Ideological confusion
4. Ideological conflict
5. Ethnocide
6. Conformism

1. Ideological schism in communism
2. Censorship

1. Dissidents

1. Restrictions on freedom of movement among countries
2. Intellectualism
3. Intellectual prejudice
4. Injustice
5. Excessive institutionalization of education
6. Banned religious sects

1. Repressing intellectual dissension
2. Permitting intellectual dissension
3. Eliminating dissidents

1. Repression
2. Dissension