Amnesty International leader warns of rising authoritarian practices

Monday, May 5, 2025, 11:21 am

In a compelling broadcast, the Global Head of Amnesty International cautioned about a troubling surge in authoritarian practices worldwide. The stark warning, delivered with a mix of urgency and wry insight, highlights growing concerns over governmental overreach in an era already rife with political theatrics.

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