Starlink in Sudan: A lifeline or war facilitator?Internet is being used as a weapon by warring partiesWritten by Digital Rights Lab20 August 2024
Website blocking in India: One arrow for allIn India, government power over online spaces has been expandingWritten by Shubhangi Heda19 August 2024
Internet shutdowns in Sudan allow the bypass of regulationsThat battles over control of telecommunications infrastructure and internet accessWritten by Digital Rights Lab14 August 2024
Pro-democracy activists in Zimbabwe are being prosecuted for ‘public disorder’Detained activists said they were tortured and threatened with rapeWritten by Jennifer Avila14 August 2024
Post-election repression in Venezuela: Authorities target human rights defenders and humanitarian workersVenezuelan NGOs report more than 1,000 arbitrary detentionsWritten by Estefanía Salazar, Gabriela Mesones Rojo Translated (en) by Melissa Vida9 August 2024
Attack on pro-Palestinian activist in Taiwan undermines Israel's image on the islandThe attacker is a member of Israel's diplomatic mission Written by Ramil Niyazov-Adyljan12 July 2024
Bangladesh: Meta accuses ruling party and think tank of coordinated inauthentic behaviorMeta found links to individuals associated with the ruling party Written by Shoeb A11 July 2024
Controversial hacktivists may have prompted El Salvador’s censorship of TelegramHackers offer insights in exclusive interviewWritten by Abigail Paz10 July 2024
Women’s investigative journalism in Madagascar: An interview with Damy GovinaThe people have to endure political crises and appalling conditionsWritten by Jean Sovon Translated (en) by Laura9 July 2024
Faith turns fatal as blasphemy laws ignite unchecked extremism in PakistanMinorities are often the target of the blasphemy allegationsWritten by Asfandiyar8 July 2024
Implications of the EU Digital Services Act on critical voices in Serbia: Challenges for civil society organizations and investigative journalistsThe impartiality of the future Digital Services Coordinator is a burning issue Written by Guest Contributor18 June 2024
Minority journalists are under threat in South AsiaReporters have faced harassment, arrest, threats and even deathWritten by GroundViews14 June 2024
Trinidad & Tobago's arrest of Canadian vlogger ‘Chris Must List’ raises questions about much more than the lawPublic opinion remains divided: was he was promoting the gangster life or documenting social realities?Written by Janine Mendes-Franco7 June 2024
Keeping the memory of Beijing's 1989 Tiananmen Massacre alive in TaiwanHongkongers were largely present at this year's commemoration in Taipei of June 4th Written by Filip Noubel5 June 2024
Why media literacy matters now more than ever: Insights from the third African media convention held in GhanaAddressing the unique challenges and opportunities facing African media in the digital ageWritten by Cecilia Maundu31 May 2024
Bitcoin mining's toll on El Salvador leaves communities without waterEight thousand people lost access to running water for over a monthWritten by Abigail Paz31 May 2024
The Brazilian and Indian dilemma: How to regulate AI and Big Tech?Both Brazil and India have elections in 2024Written by Shubhangi Heda, Alice Lana31 May 2024
In Russia, a journalist is detained for ‘apology’ for the Taliban A hypocritical move given Kremlin's growing ties with the groupWritten by Ramil Niyazov-Adyljan22 May 2024
Pakistan administered Kashmir faces internet shutdown amidst protestsPeople in Azad Kashmir protests high wheat prices, electricity billsWritten by GV South Asia21 May 2024
Cairo fears a ‘boomerang effect’ of pro-Palestine protestsWhy the Egyptian authorities suppress protests supportive of PalestineWritten by Raseef2220 May 2024