Latest news and articles about political repression from NEX English
Iran's portrayal in global cinema has evolved into a rich narrative reflecting daily life under the Supreme Leader's regime. Recent films highlight political repression, protests, and censorship, providing a deeper understanding of the Iranian experience.
A 63-year-old security guard in Hong Kong has been sentenced to two months in prison for sharing a social media post urging residents to boycott the Legislative Council elections held last December. This ruling reflects the intensified legal measures imposed by Beijing since the electoral system was amended in 2021.
Cameroonian authorities have suspended events honoring prominent opposition figure Anicet Ikani, who died in prison, reflecting a crackdown on freedom of expression in the country. The events were scheduled to take place in Bafoussam but were interrupted by police intervention.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are rapidly evolving, with many authoritarian regimes in the Middle East turning to these tools to suppress opposition and protests before they escalate. This article explores the implications of such practices on civil liberties and social movements.