सेड्रिन हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

"" एस्पिरिन, पैरासिटामाल (एसिटअमाइनोफेन) और कैफीन (एक्सेड्रिन) का संयोग और भी अधिक प्रभावशाली है।

एस्पिरिन, पैरासिटामाल (एसिटअमाइनोफेन) और कैफीन (एक्सेड्रिन) का संयोग और भी असरकारी होता है लेकिन अधिक पेट की तकलीफ, घबराहट और चक्कर आते हैं।

सेड्रिन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Television shows set in the Outback Sihem Bensedrine (سهام بن سدرين) (born October 28, 1950) is a Tunisian journalist and [rights] activist.

In 2001, Réjiba and Bensedrine founded the group Observatoire de la Liberté de la Presse, de L'Edition et de la Création (OLPEC), which promotes freedom of the press.

on 17 June 2001, Bensedrine appeared on the "Le Grand Maghreb", Al Mustaquilla television station, based in London.

On 10 July 2001, Bensedrine was awarded the "Special Award for Human Rights Journalism Under Threat" at the Amnesty International UK Media Awards.

On 12 August Bensedrine was released because of widespread support, both in Tunisia and abroad, particularly in France.

Bensedrine's arrest was positively linked to her appearance on the Al Mustaquilla television station and her appearance of 17 June 2001 was cited by the Tunisian Government as evidence in a defamation case which they pursued against the Al Mustaquilla television station.

In 2004, Bensedrine was honored by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression with an International Press Freedom Award in recognition of her courage in defending and promoting press freedom.

In 2005, Bensedrine was honored with the Oxfam Novib/PEN Award.

In 2008, Bensedrine received The Danish Peace Fund Prize as an acknowledgment of her unyielding commitment to the cause of democracy and rule of a law in her home country and for her efforts to organize networks among human rights activist in the Arab world.

Late 1970s Bensedrine and other members of the Tunisian Human Rights League won collectively the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015.

Sihem Bensedrine Freedom Collection interview.

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Frequently banned authors include Mohamed Talbi, Hamma Hammami, Sihem Bensedrine, Moncef Marzouki, and Taoufik Ben Brik.