n.煽动叛乱的言论(或行动)

Sedition is the incitement of discontent or rebellion against a government.
诽谤是指煽动对政府的不满或反抗。
The accused was charged with sedition for publishing articles critical of the ruling regime.
被告因发表批评当权政权的文章而被控诽谤罪。
The colonial authorities cracked down on any form of sedition during the independence movement.
殖民当局在独立运动期间严厉镇压任何诽谤行为。
The activist's speech was deemed seditious by the authorities, leading to his arrest.
激进分子的演讲被当局认为是诽谤性的，因此他被捕了。
Sedition laws are often used to suppress dissent and stifle free speech.
诽谤法常被用来压制异议和扼杀言论自由。
Accusations of sedition can be a tool to silence political opponents.
控诉诽谤可以成为压制政治对手的手段。
The government's decision to prosecute journalists for sedition sparked widespread protests.
政府决定以诽谤罪起诉记者引发了广泛的抗议活动。
In some countries, mere criticism of the government can be considered sedition.
在一些国家，仅仅批评政府就可能被视为诽谤。
The novel was banned for containing seditious content that challenged the established order.
这部小说因含有挑战既定秩序的诽谤内容而被禁。
The student was expelled from university for participating in a seditious demonstration.
学生因参与诽谤性示威而被大学开除。