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How global tech companies enable the Belarusian regime — and the Belarusian revolution

analyse - 19 décembre 2020

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Can anything be done against companies whose tools facilitate repression ?
Belarusians continue to protest against longtime ruler Alyaksandr Lukashenka, braving police violence and the cold. As the EU prepares its third package of sanctions against Belarusian officials and enterprises, demands are growing for the West to apply greater economic pressure, in particular to consider banning the supply of certain IT products.
Could such sanctions really work ? It’s true that disentangling the (...)



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