Declassified files: the secret documents that guided the repression of the dictatorship
This article explores newly declassified documents that reveal the extent of the Argentine dictatorship's repressive measures during its rule.
Uganda: NGOs See Their Activities Suspended Amid Post-Electoral Tensions
In Uganda, several human rights NGOs have had their activities suspended and accounts blocked following the presidential election, prompting accusations of government repression.
Venezuelan society continues to be silenced
The article discusses the recent unilateral approval of two controversial laws in Venezuela and highlights the ongoing repression facilitated by these legal frameworks.
When the long night began
The article reflects on the atmosphere and events surrounding the coup d'état in Argentina on March 24, 1976, focusing on the moments of fear and repression that followed.
A voracious cinephile and prestigious critic who exercised censorship with absurd passion
The article reflects on Miguel Paulino Tato's role in the censorship of cinema during Argentina's last dictatorship, highlighting the absurdity and seriousness of cultural repression.
News from occupied Ukraine: Moscow to relocate nearly 114,000 Russians to occupied territories
Russia plans to relocate nearly 114,000 citizens to occupied Ukrainian territories by 2045, amidst increased repression of the local population.
Executions in Iran: three young men were hanged and alarm grows over a new repressive wave
Three young men, including a former wrestling champion, were recently executed in Iran, raising concerns among human rights organizations about an impending wave of executions amid increased repression by the regime.
Danish-Egyptian man imprisoned in Cairo after participating in a system-critical film
Hassan El Sayed, a Danish-Egyptian actor, is being detained in Cairo and faces accusations related to terrorism due to his role in a film critical of the Egyptian government, according to Amnesty International.
War in Ukraine. New drone attack in Moscow, Kremlin preparing for mass repression
Hungary accuses Ukraine of attacking the Turkish Stream gas compressor station, with Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó alleging 22 drone attacks aimed at creating an energy blockade against Hungary.
Letter to the Editor. Take a clearer stand for a regime change in Iran
A letter to the editor emphasizes the urgent need for a regime change in Iran, comparing the current moment to the fall of the Berlin Wall, and warns against the dangers of continued repression.
The most violent constitutional period in modern Argentine history
The article discusses the chaotic and violent third Peronist government in Argentina, particularly the administration of Isabel Perón, which was characterized by significant political turmoil and repression.
Kurds in Syria celebrate new national holiday
Kurdish communities in Syria are celebrating Newroz, which has been officially recognized as a national holiday, a historic event considering the past repression under the Assad regime.
Thus China has created a surveillance state in Iran
Iran has developed its internal control system through political repression, censorship, and new technologies, significantly aided by China.
Tunisian anti-racism activist sentenced to eight years in prison
A Tunisian court has sentenced anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah to eight years in prison on charges of financial misconduct, a ruling criticized as politically motivated and part of a wider crackdown on civil society.
"Put him on trial." Russian blogger took on Putin and ended up in a psychiatric institution
A Russian blogger who criticized President Putin has been sent to a psychiatric hospital after facing backlash for his comments.
One Year After the Istanbul Mayor's Arrest: Thousands Protest Demanding Release
Thousands gathered in Istanbul to protest the arrest of Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on the anniversary of his detention, seeking his release amid claims of political repression.
What is South Pars, the Iranian mega refinery that sparked protests repressed by the Pasdaran
Workers at the South Pars refinery in Iran protested against the government demanding better salaries and clearer job roles, facing repression from security forces.
Costa Rica announces closure of its embassy in Cuba and accuses the deterioration of human rights on the island
Costa Rica has announced the closure of its embassy in Cuba due to concerns over human rights violations and increased repression against citizens.
An allied country of Trump closes its embassy in Cuba and withdraws its diplomatic staff
Costa Rica has closed its embassy in Cuba and withdrawn its diplomatic staff due to a deterioration of human rights conditions and repression against opponents.
Azar Nafisi: 'The war has not helped the Iranian people, who have been completely silenced so far'
Iranian author Azar Nafisi expresses deep concern over the effects of war on the Iranian people, highlighting ongoing repression and the importance of literature in her interview with La Nacion.
Iranians say the regime has intensified repression. Intelligence services anticipate a massacre in case of resistance
Iranians are reporting an intensified crackdown by the regime, with intelligence services warning of a potential massacre if dissent arises.
Iran's leaders killed 32,000 people: Donald Trump
Donald Trump accused Iranian leaders of murdering 32,000 people in Iran, blaming them for the deaths of protesters.
With his brother and best friend missing, Marcelo Brodsky revives the story of an image that moved the world
Marcelo Brodsky reflects on a significant photograph from his past amidst the backdrop of Argentina's military dictatorship, as he prepares for a 50-year commemoration of the coup that led to widespread repression.
"The Ambassador's Appearance is Soft - but the Regime is Hard"
In an interview, Iran's ambassador to Sweden, Hojatollah Faghani, expresses unwavering loyalty to Tehran's regime amidst ongoing violent repression of protests in Iran.
How much does a ton of fertilizer cost and how much do I? Lukashenko's prisoner described the strange dealings of the regime
The recent release of political prisoners in Belarus raises questions about the regime of Alexander Lukashenko and ongoing repression in the country despite the actions taken.
"We have received the order to spill your blood": in Iran, the repression forces are on the defensive
Iranian revolutionary forces, particularly the Guardians of the Revolution, are showing signs of weakness amidst ongoing attacks, leading to a panicked response against the population.
Man and woman appear in court over murder of Iranian activist in Canada
Two individuals have been charged with the murder of Masood Masjoody, an Iranian activist, in Canada, raising concerns regarding the repression of dissidents abroad.
To Prevent a Uprising - Iran Launches a New Campaign Against Dissenters
Iran has initiated a fresh campaign against domestic dissenters, arresting individuals suspected of collaborating with foreign interest groups and threatening potential protesters with death to forestall uprisings.
'Terror against civilians' — Russian occupation court jails 69-year-old woman for donating to Ukrainian army
A 69-year-old woman in Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for donating to the Ukrainian army, highlighting the repressive actions of Russian authorities against civilians.
How constant fear and stress impact mental health
The article discusses the severe impact of war, regime repression, and international sanctions on the mental health of Iranians living under constant stress.
Cuban activist Yoani Sánchez reported that police are not allowing her to leave her home in Havana
Cuban activist Yoani Sánchez claims she is being prevented by an undercover policeman from leaving her home in Havana after a protest in Morón where damages to local Communist Party offices occurred.
Chad defends against allegations of human rights violations
The Chadian government has defended its security forces in response to criticisms from human rights organizations, asserting that judicial cases are referred for investigation amidst growing international concerns over impunity and repression of freedoms.
The Head of Golan Intelligence Reveals Secrets of its Fall and His Kidnapping in Assad's Prisons
A Syrian officer reveals details about the fall of the Golan Heights to Israel and his subsequent kidnapping and detention in Assad's prisons for nearly 28 years.
Vietnamese vote for a new parliament, but candidates had to be approved by the Communist Party
Vietnamese citizens are voting for a new parliament amid a political landscape dominated by the ruling Communist Party, with only a small fraction of candidates being independent.
Iranians trapped between bombs and repression: 'I wish I could wake up and see this war has ended'
The article reveals the despair of Iranians caught in a prolonged conflict, highlighting the escalating violence and loss of hope among civilians.
Venezuelan justice denies amnesty rights to Perkins Rocha, attorney of María Corina Machado
Venezuelan authorities have denied amnesty to Perkins Rocha, the attorney for opposition leader María Corina Machado, following his arrest after the 2024 presidential elections.
Women Against Trump's Repression: "The agents do not bring arrest warrants, they enter houses, take people in the middle of the night, and 'disappear' them from the system"
Local women in Minneapolis patrol their neighborhoods to document potential immigrant arrests under the Trump administration's policies, highlighting fears and challenges faced in their communities.
Kast said he would pardon police convicted for repression in 2019 in Chile: 'We must look at our history, we must start by forgiving'
Newly sworn-in Chilean President José Antonio Kast plans to pardon police and military personnel convicted of repression during the 2019 protests in Chile, stating he will review cases individually.
Iran conflict: EU walks diplomatic tightrope between rule of law and support for democracy
The EU navigates a complex diplomatic landscape as it condemns Iran's repression while advocating for democracy without aligning too closely with US-Israeli military actions.
Revolutionary Guards: Stronger repression than in January if protests break out in Iran
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warn of a stronger response to potential protests than the violent crackdown witnessed in January, where thousands were reported killed.
Chad: the government reacts to accusations of repression brought before the UN
The Chadian government responded to allegations of repression against its security services raised by civil society organizations at a UN event in Geneva.
Opposition: the new leader of Iran heads an inherited monarchy supported by a repressive apparatus
Iran's new Supreme Leader, M. Khamenei, has been appointed following the death of his father, Ali Khamenei, marking a potential shift towards a hereditary monarchy amid ongoing repression.
Memory Change. Stalinist Repressions Will Be Replaced by 'Genocide of the Soviet People'
The article discusses a shift in the narrative surrounding historical repression in the Soviet Union, moving from a focus on Stalinist oppression to a broader interpretation that includes the concept of genocide against the Soviet people.
Senegal toughens the law against homosexuality: “We are in panic, with the slightest complaint that can point you out and come for you”
Senegal has strengthened its laws against homosexuality, imposing harsher penalties and increasing repression against the LGBTQ+ community amid rising homophobia.
New EU Sanctions Against Iran
The EU has imposed new sanctions on 19 additional individuals and entities in Iran due to concerns over domestic repression.
‘The repression machine is still deployed’: Exclusive testimony from a Tehran resident
A Tehran resident shares harrowing experiences of life during recent US-Israeli strikes, describing deteriorating living conditions and fears for the future.
Zimbabwe: Human Rights Watch denounces pressure against opponents of constitutional change
Human Rights Watch has reported that Zimbabwean authorities are intensifying repression against opponents of a constitutional change intended to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's mandate.
Canceling Baseless Diagnosis by Parliament Decision – Seeking Ways for Broader Support for the Repressed
The Latvian Parliament is exploring ways to facilitate the rehabilitation of individuals who were repressed during the Soviet era, particularly concerning psychiatric evaluations and diagnoses.
The Iranian police chief warns that any protester will be treated as an "enemy"
The Iranian police chief has declared that any demonstrator challenging the authorities will be regarded as an enemy, amid ongoing turmoil in Iran.
That horror that is Cuba
The article critiques the regime established in Cuba, emphasizing its dictatorial nature and the suppression of freedoms under Fidel Castro.