Illiberal (adjective)

1. Opposed to liberal principles; tending to be restrictive of individual freedom.
2. Not tolerant of other people's views or customs; bigoted.
3. Not generous or open-minded; narrow-minded.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from latin illiberalis, from in- "not" + liberalis "free, generous".

Examples:

1. An illiberal government is one that suppresses individual freedom and democracy.
2. His illiberal views on immigration were not welcomed by many.
3. The illiberal policies of the government were criticized by human rights organizations.
4. The illiberal attitude towards dissent led to a lack of political freedom.
5. The illiberal society did not allow for much personal freedom or diversity.