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CRNetIntCRNI@CRNetInt·
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A pity @instagram can’t do the same for Badiucao; 11 weeks since he was locked out of his own account. https://twitter.com/badiucao/status/1381875355972116482

巴丢草 Badiucao@badiucao

Just had a rollercoaster experience of losing access my twitter account.
thanks so much for the support from @Twitter and all my friends @yikwanchu @melissakchan @Sophiemcneill @BangXiao_

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Ahmed Kabir Kishore, winner of CRNI’s Robert Russell Courage in Cartooning Award 2020 takes up his pen once more as his health returns, following ten months of pre-trial detention, alleged torture & weeks of hospitalisation including two surgical procedures. #Bangladesh

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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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