Pro-democracy activists face growing threats from authoritarian regimes in Asia
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This report highlights the increasing vulnerability of pro-democracy activists in Asia, who are being targeted by authoritarian governments even beyond their own borders. Human rights organizations have raised concerns about a coordinated 'swap market' of repression among Southeast Asian regimes, signaling a troubling trend in regional political oppression.
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