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Freedom Around the World Continues to Decline, and The Americas Are No Exception, Says Report - Vimarsana News

Freedom Around the World Continues to Decline, and The Americas Are No Exception, Says Report

The latest edition of Freedom House's index showed that nine countries in the region saw a decline in freedom. The global outlook

NEW REPORT: Election Manipulation and Armed Conflict Drove 18th Consecutive Year of Decline in Freedom - Vimarsana News

NEW REPORT: Election Manipulation and Armed Conflict Drove 18th Consecutive Year of Decline in Freedom

Global freedom declined for an 18th consecutive year in 2023 as political rights and civil liberties deteriorated in 52 countries, representing a fifth of the world's population, according to a new report released today by Freedom House. The declines were both widespread and severe, eclipsing the improvements observed in 21 other countries.

Source: yahoo.com
Report: Freedom continued to erode in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Report: Freedom continued to erode in 2023

Hong Kong and Tibet were among the worst hit. But Thailand, Fiji, Bhutan and Nepal improved.

Source: rfa.org
NEW REPORT: Election Manipulation and Armed Conflict Drove 18th Consecutive Year of Decline in Freedom - Vimarsana News

NEW REPORT: Election Manipulation and Armed Conflict Drove 18th Consecutive Year of Decline in Freedom

The 51st edition of Freedom in the World finds that only 21 countries recorded improvements in 2023, while 52 suffered declines.

Senegal's Democratic Twilight - Vimarsana News

Senegal's Democratic Twilight

Fierce opposition to President Macky Sall's plan to delay an election by nine months is raising fears about the country's democratic future.

Source: time.com