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The U.S. joins the Democratic Republic of Congo , Italy , Pakistan and Serbia in CIVICUS ’s first watch updates for 2025 .
“Gross abuses of executive power raise serious concerns over the freedoms of peaceful assembly, expression and association,” the group wrote.
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