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Chad Joins Ranks of World’s Worst Regimes, Others Decline Further Press Release
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Contact: Laura Ingalls
Washington, May 6, 2008
Increased corruption and controls on nongovernmental organizations placed Chad on a list of the world’s most repressive societies for the first time, putting the country on par with China, Zimbabwe and Syria. The finding is part of the Worst of the Worst: The World’s Most Repressive Societies 2008, (p.21 - Chad report ) a new report released by Freedom House today.

Worst of the Worst examines civil liberties and political rights in 17 countries and three territories. The report is taken from excerpts of the upcoming Freedom in the World 2008 report, which assesses the state of freedom in 2007 in every country in the world.

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