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1000 days of resistance: Ukraine fights for freedom and Europe's future
Since the beginning of the Russian full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022, Ukraine has been fighting for its existence and sovereignty – with an unprecedented level of cohesion in the society. But the price is high: millions of displaced persons, destroyed cities, systematic human rights violations and cruel terror by Russia. Now is the time for the Western partners to make clear decisions – for a victory for Ukraine and a secure future for Europe.
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The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom awards the 2024 Freedom Prize to Vladimir Vladimirovich Kara-Murza.
The Freedom Prize 2024 goes to the Russian journalist and activist Vladimir Kara-Murza, who fights steadfastly for human rights and a free Russia despite threats and imprisonment.
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New ties between North Korea and Russia
Recent reports suggest that North Korea has sent troops to Ukraine. A new study by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) analyzes the increasingly close military and economic ties between both countries—and recommends a counter-strategy for the West.
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Between a public outing and an internal battle - The multifaceted resistance of queer people in Morocco
Being queer in Morocco has many faces: on the one hand, stigmatisation and open homophobia are not uncommon; on the other hand, tolerance and freedom can be found where you might not expect them at first glance. The lives of queer people tell more than just the story of a marginalised community, but also portray a society of contrasts that is undergoing a dynamic process of change with no end in sight yet.
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Human Rights Hub Opening Event with the German Minister of Justice
On July 10th, 2024, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation celebrated the inauguration of its Human Rights Hub in Geneva. At the heart of the Palais des Nations, the historic home of the United Nations in Geneva, the opening event brought together ambassadors, friends and partners of FNF to promote the rule of law as a core strategy to strengthen the agenda for freedom.
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The shine is coming off the new Dutch government before it has even started
Next week a new government of the Netherlands will be sworn in, after more than half a year of often acrimonious negotiations. For the first time a party from the extreme right will be part of a Dutch government coalition, Geert Wilders’ Freedom Party (PVV). Apart from a programme outline that is a mishmash of conservative campaign promises, and a mixed bag of appointments to the cabinet, no one knows for sure where this rickety journey goes. Clearly, though, vigilance is called for.
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A Global Battle of Narratives: China’s Media Influence in Thailand
As the battle for influence intensifies globally, China's strategic maneuvers in Thailand's media landscape have become increasingly pronounced. This paper delves into the intricate web of narratives, examining how China's media infiltration affects democratic discourse and freedom of expression in Thailand.
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