"Shocking Level of Censorship at COP28 Climate Talks in Dubai Sparks Protests"

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Protests at the COP28 summit in Dubai faced severe restrictions on freedom of expression, assembly, and association, with activists unable to hold signs with their names or mention specific states involved in conflicts. Despite the limitations, demonstrators called for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip and highlighted the link between Indigenous rights, climate justice, and Palestinian rights. The Emirati government did not comment on individual cases but stated that peaceful assemblies in designated areas were welcomed. The protests also targeted OPEC's stand over a leaked letter opposing the inclusion of a phase-down of fossil fuels in the summit's text.
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