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A group of global civil society organizations has placed the United States on an urgent monitoring list about the health of its civil society, along with Türkiye, Serbad, El Salvador, Indonesia and Kenya.

On Wednesday, a new report issued by the non -profit CIVICUS was placed in the monitoring list after “continuous attacks on civil freedoms” throughout the country, according to the group.

CIVICUS referred to three main issues, including the deployment of the military to suppress the protests, the increasing restrictions that were placed on journalists and civil society, as well as the aggressive targeting of the preachers against the war surrounding Palestine.

In Civicus, the two countries are appointed as a classification on civil space conditions. The categories include “open”, “narrow”, “obstruction”, “suppression” and “closed”. The group announced that the United States’s civil space was “narrowed.”

According to the group, “narrowed” classification It is for countries that still allow individuals and civil society organizations to exercise their rights to the freedom of associations, peaceful gathering and expression, but where violations of these rights are still.

“People can form associations to follow a wide range of interests, but fully enjoyed this right hinders through accidental harassment, arrest or attack on people who are criticized by power,” says the classification description, adding: “The protests are sometimes made, although authorities sometimes deny permission, and indicate security concerns, which may include excessive force, which may be used in some cases.

Regarding the media, the “narrow” classification countries allow the media “to publish a wide range of information, although the state undermines the freedom of the press either through strict organization or through political pressure on media owners.

“The United States seems to be deeper into the premiums of the quick tyranny. Peaceful protests are facing military power, and critics are dealt with as criminals, and journalists are targeted, support for civil society and international cooperation, Mandeep Tewana, Secretary -General of Civicus, said in a statement.

He added: “After six months of Donald Trump’s second state, the strange attack on basic freedoms and new constitutional guarantees has become.”

Pointing to Trump’s deployment of the Marine and National Guard forces to California in June in response to the widespread protests against immigration raids, Tewana said: “This level of militarization places a dangerous precedent. It is a line that the democratic elected leaders do not mean.”

Toyana also pointed to the latest Trump administration attacks against media networks, including financing restrictions on public broadcasting stations, including PBS and NPR.

“What they are trying to do is actually to push the critical news sources and deprive the American people of the ability to receive honest, non -partisan reports by withdrawing their financing,” Toyana told the Guardian newspaper.

In its report, Civicus also warned of criminalizing the increasing peaceful call, adding that “the authorities continued to take revenge against activists who express solidarity with Palestinian rights.”

Quoted from the Trump administration’s residence for the student activists born abroad, including Mahmoud Khalil, Mohsen Mahdawi, and Ramisa Ozturk, as well as the penalty of emptiness in space in the paragraph in the paragraph. The United States must reflect the path of the current non -democratic path by ensuring the right to the first amendment to all of the organization and the opposition legally. “