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A step in the right direction: Meta Oversight Board s opinion on the term shaheed

A step in the right direction: Meta Oversight Board s opinion on the term shaheed
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A Step In The Right Direction: Meta Oversight Board s Opinion On The Term Shaheed

Access Now welcomes the long-awaited Oversight Board’s policy advisory opinion calling on Meta to end its blanket ban on use of the Arabic-language term “shaheed” when referring to individuals designated as dangerous, and demands that Meta adopt .

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Stop the assault on free speech, drop the draft digital content regulation in Iraq

Access Now and partners call for Iraqi authorities to immediately withdraw the draconian draft regulation for digital content.

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Analysts Warn Tunisia Risks Drifting Back to Pre-Revolutionary Era

Political analysts say a quest for ever-greater power by Tunisian President Kais Saied risks sending the nation back to pre-revolutionary times of "

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Analysts Warn Tunisia Risks Drifting Back to Pre-Revolutionary Era - New Delhi Times

Political analysts say a quest for ever-greater power by Tunisian President Kais Saied risks sending the nation back to pre-revolutionary times of "strongman" rule. On Wednesday, Saied announced changes regarding the coming legislative elections. Tunisians will now vote for individuals instead of lists in a two-round ballot. He also indicated there would be changes to…

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