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=== Eradication of Civic Space and Press Freedom ===
=== Eradication of Civic Space and Press Freedom ===
* '''Mass Dissolution of NGOs:''' Since 2018, the state has forcibly shut down over 5,500 non-governmental organisations, including humanitarian groups, think tanks, and independent universities like the Central American University.<ref>{{cite report |author=Human Rights Watch |date=2024 |title=Nicaragua: Events of 2023 |work=World Report 2024 }}</ref>
* '''Mass Dissolution of NGOs:''' Since 2018, the state has forcibly shut down over 5,500 non-governmental organisations, including humanitarian groups, think tanks, and independent universities like the Central American University.<ref>{{cite web |author=Human Rights Watch |date=2024 |title=Nicaragua: Events of 2023 |work=World Report 2024 }}</ref>
* '''Criminalising Dissent:''' Independent journalism has been entirely driven underground or into exile. Citizens face prosecution under strict cybercrime laws merely for publishing social media posts critical of the government.<ref>{{cite web |author=Amnesty International |date=2024 |title=Nicaragua: Human rights situation 2023/2024 |publisher=Amnesty International Reports}}</ref>
* '''Criminalising Dissent:''' Independent journalism has been entirely driven underground or into exile. Citizens face prosecution under strict cybercrime laws merely for publishing social media posts critical of the government.<ref>{{cite web |author=Amnesty International |date=2024 |title=Nicaragua: Human rights situation 2023/2024 |publisher=Amnesty International Reports}}</ref>