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“The way the government & justice system flouted the rights of photojournalist Kajol, cartoonist Kishore & deceased writer Mushtaq should set us all thinking about how sacrosanct personal freedom is & never allow it to be abused so easily & frequently.” https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/the-third-view/news/why-personal-freedom-such-plaything-the-law-enforcers-2055225

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While important that the truth about Ahmed Kabir Kishore’s treatment at the time of his arrest & through 10 months of jail time be transmitted as the facts come to light, his dignity must be respected; please refrain from circulating pictures of him in distress or receiving care.

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For ARC's #ArtistsxArtists initiative, @channeldraw & @badiucao collaborated on an image supporting protesters in #HongKong. Gianluca Costantini collaborates with many organizations & artists to advance #HumanRights. Read ARC's interview with him here: http://bit.ly/GianlucaInterview

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Enfermo, con señas visibles de tortura x todo su cuerpo fue finalmente posible sacar de la cárcel ilegalmente impuesta al colega caricaturista Ahmed Kabir Kishore de #Bangladesh Mushtaq, un escritor q x sus críticas igual fue detenido y torturado no pudo salir. Murió en prisión. https://twitter.com/CRNetInt/status/1367760077772488706

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Ahmed Kabir Kishore has given a harrowing account of his torture, alleging numerous other transgressions including an attempt to plant evidence at his home & a period of illegal arbitrary detention before his officially declared arrest. 1/2
https://www.thedailystar.net/frontpage/news/scars-torture-all-over-him-2055265

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Ahmed Kabir Kishore has given a harrowing account of his torture, alleging numerous other transgressions including an attempt to plant evidence at his home & a period of illegal arbitrary detention before his officially declared arrest. 1/2
https://www.thedailystar.net/frontpage/news/scars-torture-all-over-him-2055265

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