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[CARTOONIST INFO] @RSF_inter recommendations for those who could be spied on by Pegasus 👇https://rsf.org/en/news/rsfs-recommendations-those-who-could-be-spied-pegasus

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“Cartoonist Ahmed Kabir Kishore still bears marks of wounds on his legs allegedly from torture and has difficulty walking. He said he was picked up from his Dhaka residence by men in plainclothes, interrogated and tortured in custody… 1/5 https://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releases/bangladesh-online-freedom-expression-under-threat-crackdown-intensifies

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amnestysasiaAmnesty International South Asia@amnestysasia·
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In conclusion, @amnesty would like to reiterate our call to repeal the DSA, unless it can be amended in compliance with international human rights law & standards.

Thank you very much for all of you who joined our webinar today. We hope it was useful.

#Bangladesh #ungagdissent

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amnestysasiaAmnesty International South Asia@amnestysasia·
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Cartoonist Kabir Kishore says,

In this era of internet and social media, we got space to share individual space and notions but this Act is designed to keep our mouths shut and take control of our creativity but I believe only creativity will win over artificial intelligence.

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StefSimanowitzStefan Simanowitz@StefSimanowitz·
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“Remember when, on the Internet, no one knew who you were?”

That famous @NewYorker cartoon has been updated in the light of the #PegasusProject revelations
#Pegasus #PegasusSnoopgate #PegasusSpyware https://twitter.com/stefsimanowitz/status/1417121254117711873

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1/. Gross press freedom violations revealed by #PegasusProject can’t be met with impunity

Govts & agencies who’ve spied on journalists must provide answers on this misuse of NSO technology #Pegasus #PegasusSnoopgate @amnesty @globalfreemedia @pressfreedom https://forbiddenstories.org/pegasus-the-new-global-weapon-for-silencing-journalists/

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