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digitalrightswatch.org.au
[AI summary] This article discusses the erosion of press freedom in Australia, highlighting government surveillance, national security laws, and the lack of constitutional protections for journalists and whistleblowers. |
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monitor.civicus.org
On 21st May 2022, Australia's Labor party claimed victory in the national election, ending nearly a decade of conservative government. Civil society groups had been calling for civic space reforms in recent months. This include a greater commitment to press freedom as Australia's press freedom rankings drop and the existence of national security and defamation laws that have made the journalism more difficult. There are also calls for the reform of whistleblowing laws and to drop the prosecution of three... |
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digit.site36.net
The annual Nazi show of honour is taking place again this weekend in Budapest. After this event two years ago, 18 antifas are alleged to have committed bodily harm. Three of those who went underground are still wanted from Hungary. The 'Day of Honour' will take place again in Budapest next Sunday: An annual event [...] |
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www.electoralintegrityproject.com
Professor Toby James argues that the UK government should drop plans to undermine the independence of the UK Electoral Commission. This piece was first published on The Conversation. |
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