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Troubling Development for Free Speech in Chad

Summary by Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Djimet Wiché, the publishing director of Alwihda Info, in his studio in 2023. © 2023 Private Last October, protests against Chad’s transitional government were met with brutal repression as scores of people were killed, injured, or arrested. But despite a shrinking political space, activists, lawyers, and journalists have continued their work largely unhindered. However, the recent suspension of a popular news website is a…

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Troubling Development for Free Speech in Chad

Click to expand Image Djimet Wiché, the publishing director of Alwihda Info, in his studio in 2023. © 2023 Private Last October, protests against Chad’s transitional government were met with brutal repression as scores of people were killed, injured, or arrested. But despite a shrinking political space, activists, lawyers, and journalists have continued their work largely unhindered. However, the recent suspension of a popular news website is a…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Human Rights Watch broke the news in New York, United States 2 years ago on Friday, September 1, 2023.

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