- Peace Preservation Act (1925)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- Peace Preservation Act (1925)
This refers to a specific law enacted in Japan to maintain public order and prevent activities deemed threatening to the state. It was used historically to suppress dissent and restrict civil liberties.
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ちあんいじほう治安維持法のせいてい制定establishment of the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法によるだんあつ弾圧suppression under the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法をしこう施行するto enforce the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法のはいし廃止abolition of the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法にもとづく基づくとりしまり取り締まりcrackdown based on the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法のえいきょう影響impact of the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法にていこう抵抗するto resist the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法のもくてき目的purpose of the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法じだい時代era of the Peace Preservation Actちあんいじほう治安維持法としそうとうせい思想統制Peace Preservation Act and thought control