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Freedom of expression

  • The image shows two men engaged in conversation as they exit a building. One man, wearing glasses and a navy jacket, is looking at his phone while the other, dressed in a black suit, is holding a green folder. In the background, there are other people visible, indicating a busy environment, possibly a court or conference setting. The signage indicates different audience rooms, adding context to the location. France, Pessac. A classic example of governmental Islamophobia Rayan Freschi · September 2024
  • The image depicts a scene in an urban environment, likely involving a military or conflict situation. In the foreground, there are three individuals wearing vests labeled "PRESS," indicating they are journalists or reporters. They appear to be observing or documenting the situation. In the background, a soldier in military gear is positioned, holding a weapon and looking in the direction of the journalists. The surroundings include a wall, some buildings, and debris, suggesting the area may be experiencing instability or conflict. She’s a correspondent in Palestine. ‘Their goal is to keep us out of the picture’ Clothilde Mraffko · May 2024
  • The image depicts a protest scene with a group of people holding up signs and banners. Some demonstrators are prominently featuring a sign with the number "54" crossed out, suggesting opposition to a specific law or regulation. One woman is speaking into a megaphone, leading the crowd in their protest. The atmosphere appears energetic and determined, with a focus on raising awareness or voicing their concerns regarding a particular issue. Tunisia: Media Under Pressure Lilia Blaise · May 2024
  • The image depicts a group of protesters holding signs at a demonstration. Some of the signs read "BOYCOTT UNTIL ISRAEL ENDS COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT" and "BOYCOTT UNTIL PALESTINIANS HAVE FREEDOM." The atmosphere suggests a call for social justice and awareness regarding the Palestinian situation. The protesters appear engaged and determined in their stance. USA: Anti-BDS laws extended to serve the most reactionary causes Sylvain Cypel · July 2023
  • The image shows a man sitting and smiling. He has a short beard and is wearing a spotted button-up shirt. The background appears to be a plain wall and a piece of furniture, suggesting a professional or office setting. The overall tone of the image is friendly and approachable. Morocco. “I demand the release of my husband Soulaiman Raissouni” Khouloud Mokhtari · February 2022
  • The image shows a person standing in front of a brick wall on which the word "LAICITE" is prominently displayed in large, white, block letters. The individual appears to be wearing a turquoise headscarf and carries a bag, facing the wall. The ground is wet, suggesting it may have recently rained, and the scene includes elements indicating a city environment, such as street signs and a road marking in the foreground. The overall atmosphere combines urban art with a mood of contemplation or engagement with the word on the wall. Debating “Blasphemous” Cartoons Tom Theuns · November 2020
  • The image depicts a person standing behind bars, likely in a prison setting. The figure appears to be gripping the bars with both hands, suggesting a feeling of confinement. The scene is characterized by shadowy lighting and a muted color palette, creating an atmosphere of isolation and despair. The focus is primarily on the hands and the bars, emphasizing the sense of imprisonment. COVID-19: A Dual Punishment for Palestinian and Arab Prisoners · May 2020
  • The image appears to be a stylized illustration of a young man wearing a red cap turned to the side. He has facial hair and a serious expression. His attire includes a sleeveless shirt, and he is wearing a backpack. The background is a soft gradient, adding depth to the portrait. The overall style gives it a graphic, artistic feel. Morocco: Silencing the Last Dissenting Voices Omar Brouksy · January 2020
  • The image depicts a crowd of protesters gathered in an urban setting, likely during a demonstration. A woman in the foreground is holding an orange sign that reads "l'vote" while wearing sunglasses and a green top. The crowd behind her appears to be a mix of men and women, some holding signs and banners. The atmosphere conveys a sense of urgency and solidarity among the protesters, who seem to be advocating for a political cause. The background includes urban architecture, suggesting a city environment. Algeria: An Unpopular Election Zaouia Meriem-Benziane · December 2019
  • The image features a man sitting on a uniquely designed chair that has a colorful, artistic pattern, predominantly featuring red and white. He is wearing a dark outfit, including a jacket and glasses, and appears to be expressing himself with his hands raised, as if making a point during a performance or presentation. The background includes a large, stylized backdrop with a simple, colorful design. The setting seems to be a stage, suggesting a theatrical or artistic context. Bziz, the Humorist Who Does Not Make the King of Morocco Laugh Omar Brouksy · January 2019
  • The image depicts a large crowd gathered in a street at night, participating in a protest or demonstration. Many individuals hold signs, and a prominent banner at the front reads "ENOUGH L7OGRA." There is also a large portrait of a person displayed, likely related to the cause of the protest. The atmosphere appears charged, with people expressing their views collectively in a public space. Streetlights illuminate the scene, highlighting the participants and their messages. Hirak. Stick Approach, the Only Response of Moroccan Power Anass Khayati · July 2018
  • 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
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