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Protesters, journalists and civil society organizations continued to face intimidation, harassment and unlawful surveillance as authorities sought to rein in widespread discontent. Discrimination remained a significant concern affecting women and girls, Roma, LGBTI people and people with disabilities. There was limited progress on ensuring the right to a healthy environment. War crimes prosecutions and regional judicial cooperation were sidelined. The government stepped up arms transfers to Israel.

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