Lebanon protests: Authorities prey on digital spaces to silence criticism'Social media played a part in mobilizing the population'Written by Sofia Cherici18 September 2020
Social media in Latin America: Caught between a rock and a hard placeLatin America has a long history of State censorshipWritten by Guest Contributor18 September 2020
Al Jazeera Balkans crew attacked at a right-wing opposition party protest in Skopje'Violence towards journalists is not allowed in democratic countries'Written by Metamorphosis Foundation16 September 2020
A Chinese city withdraws ‘civility code’ following online criticismDespite censorship, criticism of the plan flooded Chinese social mediaWritten by The Stand News14 September 2020
In DR Congo, will new legislation protect citizens’ digital rights?A cybercrime bill was submitted to the parliament in February Written by Providence Baraka11 September 2020
Why Malawi urgently needs a data protection law'Are Malawians sleep walking into a surveillance state?'Written by Steve Sharra11 September 2020
Moderating harmful content online in Sudan: Policies and measuresActivists say that platforms are not doing enoughWritten by Mohamed Suliman9 September 2020
We made the largest Mexican telecommunications operator stop blocking secure internetWhat perseverance, research, and journalism can doWritten by Jacobo Nájera Translated (en) by Jazz Dottin9 September 2020
Surveillance in Lebanon: A crisis of privacyThe legal aspects of surveillance regulation are a conundrumWritten by Global Voices MENA7 September 2020