CoE_RuleofLaw - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from hopefulness and enthusiasm to anger, fear, and distress. The first tweet expresses hope and enthusiasm for artistic freedom in Europe, while the second and third tweets express anger and frustration at the lack of justice in the world. The fourth tweet expresses distress and despair at the ineffectiveness of the drug war, while the fifth tweet expresses hope and optimism for the future of justice. The sixth tweet expresses sadness at the closing of the account, and the seventh expresses anger and outrage at the use of torture in Turkey. The eighth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of understanding of the importance of human rights, while the ninth expresses hope for a new approach to justice. The tenth tweet expresses fear and despair at the impunity of criminals, and the eleventh expresses outrage at the abuse of vulnerable people in Ireland. The twelfth tweet expresses anger and despair at the lack of justice in Senegal, and the thirteenth expresses anger and frustration at the use of Jews in the US for intellectual property theft and torture. Finally, the fourteenth tweet expresses anger and frustration at the lack of morality and empathy among women in policing.