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A group of people protesting in front of big building. A woman wearing a purple sweater hold a poster saying "My body. My choice. #freedom." and a cross over a drawing of a syringe and the words "fored vaccination".

Anti-vaccination sentiments are closely linked to a mistrust in state power

Distrust of the state in Turkey, religion and abortion resistance in the United States. Politics and culture are just as important in explaining vaccine hesitancy as health.

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Ibsen's An Enemy of the People engaged both fascists and anti-fascists in Franco's Spain

According to UiO researcher Cristina Gómez-Baggethun, the fact that Henrik Ibsen’s play keeps igniting debates about democracy shows that it is real art.

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Norwegian authorities have earned the public's trust through openness about their COVID-19 strategy

Communications researcher Øyvind Ihlen finds it more than likely that the Norwegian government's communication concerning COVID-19 may have saved lives.

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