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2 hours ago · Even after the end of the Niyazov era in 2006, the Berdymuhammedov regime has continued to constrain religious expression, especially by curtailing applications for hajj. Turkmenistan continues to ...
2 hours ago · According to Alonso , in that country, the media and journalists do not enjoy freedom of expression, as they are within an authoritarian regime. Within this context, González et al. [ 14 ] also show that, in Mexico, practicing journalism is a high-risk activity, given the violent situation and the wave of insecurity that the country is ...
2 hours ago · During the period Trubowitz and Burgoon examine, the West has shown itself to be remarkably adaptable, morphing to include West Germany and Japan in the post-war period, the previously authoritarian states of southern Europe, and the democratising (in some cases) “Asian Tigers” in the 1980s, former socialist European states in the 1990s ...
2 hours ago · The Human Rights Press Awards for Asia yesterday hosted its annual ceremony in Taiwan for the first time, celebrating journalism and human rights in a nation ranked best in Asia for press freedom. Taiwan boasts freedom of the press and has become an important hub for international media, being home to 176 correspondents from 86 media outlets ...
A tankie is someone who defends/supports authoritarian/ totalitarian regimes under the guise of socialism. The term originated from those who supported the 1956 invasion of Hungary by the Soviet Union. Nowadays, most tankies are terminally online genocide-deniers who fall heavily for the state propaganda coming from their beloved regimes.
1 day ago · For example, an English degree from the University of Virginia has a $581,925 positive return on investment—climbing to over $600,000 when only including students who graduated on time.
2 hours ago · The Constitutional changes in Togo from adult suffrage to parliamentary college elections to Ethiopian totalitarian regime killing Bate Urgessa, its main opposition leader; ‘Day and Night, Africa’s democracy is perverting into totalitarianism due the Strongman Syndrome that has infected not only the dictators but the population as well’.
