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    Jurist Hong Kong journalist group reveals systemic harassment targeting journalists

    Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) reported on Friday that reporters from at least 13 media outlets in Hong Kong have been subjected to both online and offline harassment as part of a systematic and organized campaign. During a press conference, HKJA chairperson Selina Cheng stated that...
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    Jurist Botswana ex-president Khama on trial after returning from 3-year exile

    Botswana’s former president Ian Khama appeared in a magistrate court in Gaborone on Friday and faced charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and receiving stolen property after returning from three years in exile. This comes only one month before the general election in which his rival and...
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    Jurist Hong Kong appeals court reduces sentences of 4 former student leaders convicted of ‘glorifying police attacker’

    The Hong Kong Court of Appeal on Friday reduced the sentences of four Hong Kong University Student Union (HKUSU) leaders who were convicted of glorifying a person who attacked police officers, according to local media. The court reduced their 24-month jail terms to 15 months. The four former...
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    Jurist Italy prosecutor requests six-year prison sentence for Deputy PM Salvini

    Italian prosecutors in the city of Palermo requested a six-year prison sentence on Saturday for Matteo Salvini, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the League party, who is accused of kidnapping migrants and abuse of office. In 2019, then-Minister of the Interior Salvini prevented...
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    Jurist Hong Kong authorities condemn UK report criticizing national security legislation

    The UK’s latest report on Hong Kong, which said on Thursday that the city’s focus on national security was undermining its international reputation, sparked condemnation from Hong Kong over its “absurd and false contents”. Amongst other things, the report specifically highlights the prosecution...
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    Jurist Rights organizations create committee to advocate for freedoms in Tunisia

    Several human rights organizations announced on Friday the creation of an international support committee for freedoms in Tunisia in response to increasing authoritarianism under President Kais Saied. They are calling for free, transparent elections, the release of unjustly detained individuals...
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    Jurist Bangladesh interim leader condemns attacks on Sufi shrines

    Bangladesh’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, issued a stern condemnation on Saturday of recent attacks on Sufi shrines across the country. Bangladesh has experienced a recent rise of extremist violence targeting religious and cultural sites, including both Sufi shrines and minority Hindu...
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    Jurist Algeria constitutional court confirms President’s victory despite fraud claims

    Algeria’s top court confirmed the victory of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Saturday with state media reporting that the president received 84.3% of the vote, despite claims of fraud from the opposition. Opposition leader Abdelali Hassani Cherif, head of the moderate Islamist party Movement...
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    Jurist Brazil justice unblocks X and Starlink bank accounts following R$18.35 M transfer to national treasury

    Justice Alexandre de Moraes of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF) mandated the transfer of R$18,350,000 to the national treasury from funds previously frozen in the bank accounts of X (formerly Twitter) and Starlink. This decision was signed on September 11, 2024, and subsequently made public...
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    Jurist Sweden government announces increased repatriation incentive for migrants

    The government of Sweden announced Thursday that they will be exponentially increasing their repatriation incentive for migrants to leave Sweden from 10,000 Krona to 350,000 Krona per person, according to local media. The announcement formed part of the moderate-right coalition government’s...
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