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Freedom of expression

  • The image shows a group of people working together to paint or prepare a large mural or banner. The mural features a prominent circular design with the name "Abdel-Moneim Abol Fotoh" and the year "2012." There is a dragon motif in the background, which suggests a strong and bold theme. Some individuals are on ladders, actively engaged in applying paint, while others are gathered below, possibly helping or observing. The people are dressed in a variety of clothing styles, and there are some individuals wearing colorful wigs, indicating a festive or celebratory atmosphere. The backdrop is bright orange with various designs. Aboul Fotouh in Jail, Egypt in Chains Bjorn Olav Utvik, François Burgat · July 2018
  • The image depicts a group of people holding up signs with messages in French. The main focus is on two individuals in the foreground. One is wearing a hijab and both are raising their signs high, which read "Sauvons la liberté!" (Save Liberty!). The atmosphere suggests a protest or rally, with a sense of solidarity and determination among the participants. The background is filled with more people and signs, contributing to the overall theme of advocating for freedom. The Late Freedom of Expression in Morocco Ilhem Rachidi · June 2018
  • The image features three portraits of individuals. 1. The first person on the left is dressed in a formal suit and tie, smiling and appearing professional. 2. The middle person has a casual look, wearing a light blue shirt and smiling, giving a friendly impression. 3. The person on the right has a more rugged appearance, wearing a black shirt and a hat, with a serious expression. Overall, the portraits show a diverse range of expressions and attire, reflecting different styles and moods. From Geneva to London: How Bahrain Tries to Game Human Rights Accountability in the International Arena Marc Owen Jones · September 2017
  • The image depicts a scene with a group of people, likely in a city setting. In the foreground, two men are present. One man, appearing distressed or concerned, is being escorted by another, who seems to be in a position of authority. The background includes police officers and a crowd, indicating a tense situation or an event such as a protest or arrest. The overall atmosphere appears to be one of heightened emotion or urgency. Turkey. Ahmet Şik’s Statement in Court on 24 July 2017 Ahmet Şik · September 2017
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