SwedenFreedom House report on transnational repression by China, Iran, and Russia
A new Freedom House report highlights China, Iran, and Russia as leading perpetrators of transnational repression, with Russia identified as the most violent.
Background
Transnational repression, where states target their citizens abroad, is a growing concern for human rights organizations. China, Iran, and Russia are frequently cited for these actions, which include harassment, surveillance, and violence against dissidents and exiles. This trend impacts international relations and the safety of individuals globally.
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