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Recent Corrections
An earlier version stated Prime Minister Pashinyan had disclosed the composition of the CSTO force on January 5. The composition of the force was reported by media a few hours later and this statement was corrected to reflect this.
A previous version of the caption incorrectly stated that the photo subject was a member of the security forces. The caption has been adjusted to reflect that the person walking in front of the fire was a protester.
The Hungary chapter of the 2022 World Report has been corrected to clarify three points: 1) the May 2020 law adopted in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic gives authorities power to declare future health emergencies, which would allow to it issue decrees on public health matters without oversight. 2) The limitation on adoption introduced in December 2020 restricting it in most cases to married couples was made by a law, while the language stigmatizing transgender people was contained in a constitutional amendment. 3) The Hungarian law requiring organizations to declare if they receive foreign funding and another law criminalizing assistance to asylum seekers and migrants are the subject of separate rulings by the EU Court of Justice.
4/11/2022: This chapter has been updated to reflect the correct year (2021) in which an average of 13,678 Palestinians crossed the Rafah crossing monthly.
Correction (January 18, 2022): A sentence in this chapter was updated to more accurately reflect the status of the ongoing legal case against Azat Isakov.
This chapter has been edited to correctly reflect the date of Alexandre Lashkarava’s death.
The list of signatories was updated at 1:30 pm EST on Thursday, December 9.
This dispatch has been corrected to clarify that the group fighting the Myanmar military is an anti-junta militia.
11/22/2021:
This statement has been corrected by deleting a duplicate name in the list of signatories, bringing the number of signatories to 45.
Correction (January 26, 2022): A few sentences in this chapter were updated to reflect the political orientation of the Rachad movement more accurately.