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The 21 pages that link to State of emergency, each with the reason it gives.

• AuthoritarianismRelated: Emergency powers can suspend protections and expand executive authority.

• Military dictatorshipRelated: Emergency powers can provide a legal framework for extending military control.

• Emergency powersRelated: The declaration commonly triggers emergency powers and defines their legal scope.

• Martial lawRelated: Emergency declarations can provide the legal basis for imposing martial law.

• CaracazoRelated: The government imposed emergency measures as it sought to restore control.

• Constitution of UkraineRelated: The constitution authorizes emergency measures while preserving constitutional limits and rights protections.

• Min Aung HlaingRelated: The military used emergency rule to justify transferring authority after the coup.

• 2021 Myanmar coup d'étatRelated: The military used an emergency declaration to claim constitutional authority for assuming state power.

• Urban guerrilla warfareRelated: Urban militant campaigns have sometimes prompted governments to expand emergency powers.

• 2019–2020 Chilean protestsRelated: The October 2019 declaration brought military forces onto the streets and imposed curfews.

• DerogationRelated: An emergency declaration may provide the factual setting, but does not itself establish a valid derogation.

• Black JanuaryRelated: The Soviet leadership declared emergency measures in Baku amid the military intervention.

• Police stateRelated: Emergency powers can weaken safeguards and normalize exceptional forms of control.