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WASHINGTON: A rising number of countries are turning to abductions, violence or deportations against citizens abroad to silence dissent, with China the biggest violator, a US democracy research group said Thursday.Freedom House in a report identified 854 direct incidents of “transnational repression” carried out by 38 governments since 2014.Twenty governments were responsible for such actions in 2022 including, for the first time, Bangladesh and Djibouti, it said.The report said that 30 percent of all cases since 2014 originated from China's government, including attempts to pressure other nations to forcibly return members of the Uyghur minority, against whom the United States alleges a cam

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