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Macauabout 4 hours ago·Escalating·HIGH 70

New Macau security law allows for trials behind closed doors

The new law could lead to significant implications for human rights in Macau, potentially escalating tensions between civil society and the government.

A new security law in Macau mandates that defense lawyers must secure clearances to participate in national security cases, which raises concerns about transparency and fair trial rights. This development is seen as part of a broader trend towards increased governmental control and limitations on civil liberties in the region.
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Humanitarian70
Economic40
Security60
Political75
Confidence 51/100 — moderate corroboration

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