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Repression
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on repression and includes content relating to human rights violations, restriction of citizen and civil freedoms and rights of political activists, dissidents and the general population, surveillance, police brutality, imprisonment, acts of violence terror such as summary executions and torture.
After a three-decade absence of Orange feet on Portadownās Garvaghy Road, the once historic dispute at Drumcree has reignited. On 25 September,…
From Gaza City in occupied Palestine to the Marble Hill neighborhood in New York, a disturbing parallel has become visible between the…
Porno, Putin, Criminals, AI Nazi Songs, Corruption, Rape & Antisemitism In the September 2026 election in the East-German mini-state of Saxony-Anhalt, the…
On December 3, two traditions risk combining in foul if remarkable fashion. In the United States, an execution is set to take…
Thammasat in the Context of Student Protests around the World Why, in the late 1960s, did university student protests begin in differing…
We write from the barricades of Jantar Mantar, where the Government of India has deployed armed forces against citizens protesting mass disenfranchisement…
VĆctor Barahonaās body bears the impact of Nayib Bukeleās regime. Barahona is a community journalist who works in radio and television. He was arrested…
On October 9, only hours after the announcement of the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, a former judge…
Political scientists have a fairly dry checklist for what makes a regime oppressive: it silences dissent, it turns state power against its…
GAZA, 9 October 2026 ā One year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached, more than 100 humanitarian, human rights, and other…
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