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Victoria lockdown: Metropolitan Melbourne, Ballarat restrictions eased from Friday 11:59pm

Fully vaccinated groups of up to five in Melbourne and Ballarat gathering outside will not be able to "get on the beers" or pop open a bottle of wine this weekend.

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People wrongfully detained, convicted to receive more compensation

The daily amount of State compensation for people whose freedoms are infringed will increase, China’s top court and top procuratorate said on Thursday.

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US notes improvements in religious freedoms in Cyprus

The US’ annual report on international religious freedom noted some improvements in Cyprus but ongoing issues remain, while also making mention of...

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Over half of people in democracies feel freedoms...

© In-Cyprus 2021
Fifty-eight percent of people living in the world’s democracies are satisfied with the response of their government to the Covid-19 pandemic though over half believe their freedoms have been overly restricted, a survey published on Wednesday found.
The survey of over 50,000 people from 53 countries also found that a little more than half feel their nation is democratic but many view economic inequality and the power of big tech companies as threats to democracy.
Though the majority of respondents approve of how their governments had responded to the pandemic, 53 percent feel their personal...

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Disappearing freedoms

Disappearing freedoms
April 21, 2021
Pakistan currently stands at the 145th position among 179 countries in the World Press Freedom Index 2021 published by the international media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF). This means it has slipped even further down the list from last year – when it was on the equally unenviable 142nd position. As such, journalists in the country today have had to internalize the pressures they face – to the extent that self-censorship has become an unfortunate by-product of their jobs. Meanwhile, shibboleths of the state cannot be challenged, and anything deemed a threat is either vilified or silenced. Both national and international observers and media professionals have cited the various ways pressure is exerted on the media in Pakistan – be it electronic, print, or social.

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Top Japanese Banker Sounds Alarm Over Hong Kong Freedoms

Top Japanese Banker Sounds Alarm Over Hong Kong Freedoms
03/08/21 AT 3:43 AM
China's crackdown in Hong Kong has left Japanese finance firms "very much afraid" and reconsidering whether to remain in the city, a senior banker said Monday in a rare public declaration of concern from within the industry.
Yoshitaka Kitao, chief executive of financial conglomerate SBI Holdings, which runs Japan's largest online brokerage, told the Financial Times he was planning to pull his company's operations out of the southern Chinese city, arguing that "without freedom, there is no financial business".
Other Japanese companies, he told the newspaper, were thinking about doing the same but were less willing to say so openly.

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Malls busy, queues at places as Aucklanders enjoy level 2 freedoms

Covid 19 coronavirus: Malls busy, queues at places as Aucklanders enjoy level 2 freedoms
7 Mar, 2021 02:35 AM
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People in Ponsonby celebrate their newfound freedom in alert level 2 after level 3 restrictions were lifted this morning. Photo / Alex Burton
People in Ponsonby celebrate their newfound freedom in alert level 2 after level 3 restrictions were lifted this morning. Photo / Alex Burton
Herald reporter based in HamiltonNikki.Preston@nzme.co.nz
Aucklanders are flocking to the malls and restaurants after a week of being stuck at home with reports a KFC on the North Shore was temporarily without chicken.
As the patchy weather is keeping people off the beaches and outside, shoppers at some Auckland malls including Glenfield Mall are reporting huge queues.

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Air New Zealand crew member tests positive for Covid, Auckland Airport Countdown supermarket a 'location of interest'

Covid 19 coronavirus: Air New Zealand crew member tests positive for Covid, Auckland Airport Countdown supermarket a 'location of interest'
7 Mar, 2021 04:53 PM
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The Air NZ crew member arrived in Auckland on a flight from Tokyo on February 28 - they tested negative after a test that day, but positive after a routine test yesterday. Photo / Brett Phibbs
NZ Herald
An Air New Zealand crew member has tested positive for Covid-19 - and the Auckland Airport Countdown supermarket has been identified as an early "location of interest".
The crew member arrived in Auckland on a flight from Tokyo on February 28 - they tested negative after a Covid test that day, but positive after a routine test on Saturday.

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Trump's final year in office was the worst for global democracy in a decade and a half, watchdog says

Less than 20% of the world's population "now lives in a Free country," a new report on global democracy said.

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Kazakh Opposition Protesters Detained

Anti-government protests took place across Kazakhstan on February 28. Police detained protesters in Aqtobe, while a rally in Oral that had been sanctioned by local authorities took place without detentions. Protesters demanded political freedoms and slammed the enduring power grab by former President Nursultan Nazarbaev. The rallies were organized by two opposition groups -- the Democratic Party and Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan.

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