Najmeh Amini, 23, a student, and Mahboubeh Shabani, 33, face death sentences in Mashhad’s Vakilabad Prison after the January 2026 protests. Amini was arrested on 31 January and sentenced to death for ...

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from the album Songs for Sad Poets Vol. III

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Thacker's verses handed to synthetic voices and processed past recognition, 'Songs for Sad Poets, Vol. III' buries its words inside Amini's electronics.

Thacker's verses handed to synthetic voices and processed past recognition, 'Songs for Sad Poets, Vol. III' buries its words inside Amini's electronics.

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On September 16, 2022, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman named Mahsa Amini died in Tehran, Iran, under suspicious circumstances, due, allegedly, to police brutality. She was arrested by Iran's Gui....

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Amnesty International has denounced Morocco’s intelligence agency for using spyware, hidden microphones and pre-infected phones in the “unlawful surveillance” of journalists and human rights defenders. Moroccan authorities host an “expansive and vast” surveillance apparatus that they use to “ultimately silence journalists, activists and other critical voices”, the rights NGO said in a report published on Thursday. Recommended Stories list of 3 items list 1 of 3Mahsa Amini death four years on: Iranians reflect on ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ list 2 of 3Palestine Action protesters arrested outside UK Labour Party conference list 3 of 3‘Dire situation’: Lebanese prisoners on hunger strike for 18 days end of list The report, Inside Morocco’s surveillance machine, is based on the testimony of a former employee of the Moroccan domestic intelligence service (DGST), as well as leaked documents and journalistic investigations. NGOs, including Amnesty, have for years accused Morocco of using Pegasus spyware, developed by the Israeli NSO Group, to monitor journalists, activists and political figures. Rabat has repeatedly denied using spyware against its citizens. Amnesty said it wrote to Moroccan authorities four weeks before publication and received no response. Al Jazeera could not immediately reach Moroccan officials for comment. In its report, Amnesty identified the...