The term “transnational repression” is increasingly used to refer to state actors reaching beyond their borders to suppress or stifle dissent by targeting human rights defenders, journalists ...

Indeed, transnational repression stretches back decades, from the 1940 assassination of Leon Trotsky in Mexico on the orders of Joseph Stalin to the Pinochet regime’s 1973 murder of former ...

The rise of transnational repression—ranging from digital threats, family intimidation, and spyware to abductions, assassinations, illegal deportations, and Interpol abuse—has demonstrated ...

Transnational repression can take the form of digital threats, abduction, forced repatriation and even assassination Article 19 said in its report, released on June 4, the anniversary of China's ...

Concerns Over ‘Transnational Repression’ Raised at UN Rights Body. Coordinated Response Needed Against Efforts to Stifle Dissent Across Borders ...

Slavery. Drugs. Weapons. Corruption. These are the hallmarks of transnational organized crime--a multi-billion-dollar industry that operates across borders, exploiting vulnerable people and ...

Targeting of cartels as terrorists puts new defensive tools in play by Stavan Singh and David Luckey, opinion contributors - 04/09/25 12:30 PM ET ...

On June 30, 2022, the Council of the European Union and European Parliament reached a “provisional political agreement" creating a new framework for the discipline of transnational subsidies.Across ...

Hans Peter Schmitz, Domestic and Transnational Perspectives on Democratization, International Studies Review, Vol. 6, No. 3 (Sep., 2004), pp. 403-426 Free online reading for over 10 million articles ...

But it is certainly a popular tool today. A Human Rights Watch report published last February documented 75 cases of transnational repression reportedly committed by more than 20 countries ...