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An independent database has documented the staggering rise of sedition cases against Indian citizens since the BJP came to power.
Dhabiya Khamis al Muhairi said UAE authorities barred her from travelling from Dubai to Cairo because of her criticism towards the UAE-Israel normalisation deal.
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Oman reportedly offered pardons to opposition figures in a bid to foster national unity – but one dissident has suggested otherwise.
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Before Mnangagwa's return on Monday, the government intensified its crackdown on dissent by charging the leader of the country's largest labor organization with subversion, as the courts ruled that the shutdown of the internet was illegal.
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