Kuwait: Authorities must end wave of repression against critics

By Amnesty International

The Kuwaiti authorities have been escalating the repression of critics throughout 2024, by prosecuting and imposing prison sentences on individuals solely based on their speeches or writings, and stripping people of their nationality, Amnesty International said today. Over the past six months, Kuwaiti authorities arbitrarily imprisoned at least seven people for publicly voicing their views […] The post Kuwait: Authorities must end wave of repression against critics appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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