There is a weird "Us and Them" vibe from your comment.
Is the US/Australia/Uk's treatment of Julian Assange (as an example) not count as "oppressive regimes" and "...dissidents, protesters, and political opponents."?
How is that different to <insert country you were thinking of when you wrote "oppressive regimes"> ?
(I ask honestly, not rhetorically)
Is the US/Australia/Uk's treatment of Julian Assange (as an example) not count as "oppressive regimes" and "...dissidents, protesters, and political opponents."?
How is that different to <insert country you were thinking of when you wrote "oppressive regimes"> ? (I ask honestly, not rhetorically)