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Bulgaria, if coronavirus tests freedom of expression
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Sofia | Francesco Martino | 25 March 2020

Fines and prison for spreading "false news" about coronavirus, police access to sensitive phone and web traffic data: some norms of the COVID-19 "emergency package" by the Bulgarian government have stirred a debate on freedom and rights in the pandemic

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Bulgaria, in the streets against violence against women

Bulgaria, in the streets against violence against women

Last Monday, under the motto #YouAreNotAlone (# НеСиСама), hundreds of people demonstrated in the centre of Sofia against violence against women, demanding effective action from the institutions

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