#dissent

#dissent

‘This regime believes that the [Kondengui] prison can fix everything,' Maurice Kamto wrote during his detention, emphasizing the regime’s failed attempts to suppress dissent through imprisonment.

The floral patterns in Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili's work symbolize the political turmoil of Georgia, particularly represented by tulips following the tragic April 9th, 1989 protests.

For some people the day comes when they have to declare the great Yes or the great No. He who refuses does not repent. Asked again, he would still say no.

In her first comments since her release, Mo reflects on her surreal, almost Kafka-esque prison experience, while thanking supporters for their care during her incarceration.

These actions are chilling. They also make it difficult to work out how to teach cases that boldly proclaim this country is committed to a vision of free speech that, right now, feels very far away.

The bill criminalizes the intentional spread of misinformation, imposing penalties of up to three years in jail and creating an agency to manage online content.