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The directive from Kenya’s President William Ruto last week was clear: shoot protesters in the legs. It came just days after ...

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As veteran Turkish journalist Can Dündar told me this week, “Like many autocrats, Erdoğan is intolerant of humour.” He fears the chilling effect this latest crackdown could have. “This may silence ...