Fleeing from repressions is not a viable solution. While Tor is legal today, there is no guarantee that it will remain so in the future. See seuaaa’s post:
Moreover, the tumultuous history of darknet markets has shown that maintaining a popular hidden service in the long term is nearly impossible: eventually, your servers will be deanonymized. Traffic analysis, the longstanding issue for Tor, has become increasingly reliable and easier to perform over the past decade.
A Global Passive Adversary is no longer just a hypothetical threat. In fact, it is very real, with a name, a brand, and even a board of executives.
What’s needed are organizations dedicated to promoting online anonymity. We desperately need a movement akin to the Pirate Parties of the 2000s. I elaborate on this issue a bit here: What organizations are dedicated to promoting online anonymity? - #5 by rlogin