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Tweets and Trials: How Kuwait Punishes Free Expression

Although freedom of expression is recognized by law in Kuwait, it is heavily restricted in practice. Kuwait has been struggling with restrictions on free expression for many yea...

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Saudi Arabia’s Persecution Beyond Borders: the Case of Human Rights Defender Al-Khalidi

Saudi human rights defender and political activist Abdulrahman Al-Khalidi, detained in Bulgaria since 2021, faces a forced deportation order to Saudi Arabia, p...

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The Constitutional Illusion of Freedom: How the UAE Criminalizes Dissent

In the United Arab Emirates, freedom of expression remains more a constitutional illusion than a lived reality. Art. 30 of the UAE Constitution nominally guarantees every citizen the right to express their opini...

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Ebrahim Sharif’s Arrest Exposes Bahrain’s Ongoing Repression of Free Expression

The Bahraini authorities arrested o...

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Profile in Persecution: Sayed Mohammed Hashem AbdulWahab

Sayed Mohammed Hashem AbdulWahab was a 17-year-old Bahraini minor and school student when Bahraini authorities arrested him on 3 July 2025 after summoning him to the Criminal Investigation Directorate (CID) without providing any reason. During his detention, he has endured torture, coerced confessions, denial of family visits and access to legal c...

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