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AtRiskArtistsArtists at Risk Connection (ARC)@AtRiskArtists·
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Using humor, protesters in #Myanmar are expressing their #FreeExpression & rejection of the military coup. From pop culture references to witty cartoons, #artists are showing creativity & collectivity. Read more: https://bit.ly/2QlkmaG #WhatsHappeninginMyanmar @hyperallergic

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CRNetIntCRNI@CRNetInt·
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“Absolutely ridiculous idea to criminalise criticism, respect is earned, cannot be imposed on people.” We are concerned by moves to criminalise ridicule of the military in Pakistan & encouraged by resistance to this proposed legislation that would curtail cartoonists yet further.

Pak Press Foundation@Pakistan_Press

Passage of bill against ‘disrespect of armed forces’ assailed
Read: https://www.pakistanpressfoundation.org/passage-of-bill-against-disrespect-of-armed-forces-assailed/

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StefSimanowitzStefan Simanowitz@StefSimanowitz·
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3/. Some more #FreeTurkeyMedia cartoons👇

Why not submit one yourself?

Thanks to cartoonists @MartinRowson @jonesycartoons @atiqshahid2 @Banxcartoons @BellBelltoons @procartoonists @marshallcartoon @Schism_Schasm @iainoverton @CRNetInt @CartooningPeace

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StefSimanowitzStefan Simanowitz@StefSimanowitz·
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2/. This cartoon👆is by the amazing @channeldraw

In previous years, to mark #WorldPressFreedomDay, @amnesty invited people to tweet their cartoons using the #FreeTurkeyMedia hashtag

Turkey is one of the world's biggest jailer of journalists. #WPFD21

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StefSimanowitzStefan Simanowitz@StefSimanowitz·
12 Apr

1/. "I will never see the world again"

In 2018 writer & journalist, Mehmet Altan, was sentenced to life-imprisonment in #Turkey on baseless terrorism charges

Tmw the European Court of Human Rights will pass judgment his conviction #FreeTurkeyMedia

3 May = #WorldPressFreedomDay https://twitter.com/StefSimanowitz/status/1194297835195437056

Stefan Simanowitz@StefSimanowitz

Media reporting that there is an an arrest warrant out for Ahmet Altan who was released last week after 3+ yrs in pretrial detention. İstanbul court today refused to say if it had upheld or quashed decision to release him.

This footage is from last week.

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