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Human Rights · July, 2023

Stories about Human Rights from July, 2023

Hong Kong court rejects government application for ban on pro-democracy protest song

Judge says the injunction might result in double jeopardy

Written by Hong Kong Free Press

31 July 2023

Can Taiwan become a hub for journalists fleeing mounting authoritarianism in Asia?

Taiwan is rated as one of the freest societies in Asia, but are the Taiwanese authorities ready to turn the island into a welcoming and safe haven for journalists fleeing authoritarianism in their home countries in Asia?

Written by Filip Noubel

31 July 2023

Commentators discourage extending national security crackdowns to ‘soft resistance’ in Hong Kong

HK secretary head said 'soft resistance' must be crushed in full force

Written by Oiwan Lam

29 July 2023

The Great Leap Backwards of media in China

Chinese society can no longer reflect upon itself in the media

Written by Filip Noubel

24 July 2023

How will Tunisia include its growing poor in an increasingly digital society?

Without intervention social divides will only grow

Written by Saoussen Ben Cheikh

19 July 2023

A forensic investigation finds a site that doxxes Hong Kong activists and journalists is likely backed by Beijing

HKLeaks had "bulletproof" operational security crafted to avoid attribution.

Written by Oiwan Lam

18 July 2023

In Togo, a journalist honoured for his fight against corruption must from now on live in exile

In Togo, journalists are hard put to make a living

Written by Jean Sovon Translated (en) by Adam Long

17 July 2023

Singapore under the pandemic: The normalisation of digital authoritarianism

How authorities promoted surveillance, self-censorship, and laws restricting rights

Written by EngageMedia

12 July 2023

Hong Kong pro-democracy exiles not intimidated by China’s arrest warrants and bounties

The Chinese government escalates its suppression of human rights advocates

Written by Kevin Rennie

12 July 2023

Cambodian Prime Minister quits Facebook after Oversight Board review

The government ordered Facebook representatives to leave the country

Written by Mong Palatino

3 July 2023

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