Digital Threats and Activists in Exile: How Egypt, Syria, and Iran Discipline Dissidents in the Diaspora
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Digital Threats and Activists in Exile: How Egypt, Syria, and Iran Discipline Dissidents in the Diaspora
Egypt, Syria, and Iran welcome dissidents moving to exile but then they use digital tools and surveillance methods to block...
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Political prisoners in the Greater Tehran Prison System have started a mass hunger strike to demand being released from prisons...
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Digital Threats and Activists in Exile: How Egypt, Syria, and Iran Discipline Dissidents in the Diaspora
Egypt, Syria, and Iran welcome dissidents moving to exile but then they use digital tools and surveillance methods to block their access and limit their communications with inside the country.
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Fears of COVID-19 Spread in Iranian Prisons: Political Prisoners are Pleading to go on Leave
Political prisoners in the Greater Tehran Prison System have started a mass hunger strike to demand being released from prisons due to the rapid spread of coronavirus infections in Iran.
Tajikistan: Independent Journalism is yet again in Danger
Daler Sharipov, a Tajik journalist is being held in pre-trial detention in Tajikistan’s capital Dushanbe on a politically motivated charge of “inciting religious discord".
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