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In recent weeks the media, social organisations and foreign observers have denounced numerous cases of vote-buying and coercion.

"We are fighting against the delegitimisation of the state of Israel and organisations and foreign agents funded by foreign governments," he said.

We'd like to see a ban on donations from for-profit organisations and foreign entities and a cap on donations from individuals and not-for-profit organisations.

Regardless, the president has lashed out at at any criticism from domestic rights organisations and foreign governments for his brutal crackdown.

But international aid agencies, non-governmental organisations and foreign missions say that the absence of private security guards threatens their operations in Afghanistan as they rely heavily on them.

Matar was outspoken against the government's human rights violations, giving interviews to human rights organisations and foreign media including one on 26 April with AJE on the arrest of several health workers and another on 1 May with BBC in which he called for "establishment of a secular democracy in Bahrain".

"The public prosecutor has searched 17 civil society organisations, local and foreign, as part of the foreign funding case," Mena cited the prosecutor's office as saying.

China began by blocking a list of foreign websites, including Voice of America, human-rights organisations and some foreign newspapers.

"All country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of available evidence from a range of sources including media outlets, local, national and international organisations, and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office".

After the verdict he told the press that the case was only brought against him because of pressure from the media and foreign organisations such as Amnesty International and Freedom House, whose motives he questioned.

"America tried to abort the Egyptian revolution by spending $105m on Egyptian and foreign organisations in a few months with the aim of causing chaos," claimed Mahmoud Ghozlan, a member of the Brotherhood's Guidance Council and the movement's official spokesperson in Arabic.