Category: Transational Repression
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The Role of the Diaspora in Advocating for Digital Rights in the Gulf
As Gulf states deploy increasingly sophisticated tools of digital control, ranging from surveillance spyware to content censorship, the diaspora has become a vital voice in […]
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Transnational repression: a tool that extends authoritarian government’s capacity for repression
Perhaps not-so-well-known, transnational repression constitutes a threat to human rights that has been going on for decades. The phenomenon, which entails governments reaching beyond their […]
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- Human Rights
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- Repression of Women
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Recent Posts
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- The United States and Digital Authoritarianism
- AI Regulation in Saudi Arabia: Innovation over Human Rights
