In the Philippines, cyber censorship is a new form of authoritarianismMedia outlets have been subjected to DDoS attacksWritten by Advox18 May 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: MyanmarAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in MyanmarWritten by Advox8 May 2023
The quiet weeding out of Hong Kong’s media landscapeNot long ago dissenting voices were part of Hong Kong’s public discourseWritten by Advox5 May 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: CameroonAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in CameroonWritten by Advox5 May 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: Hong KongAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in Hong KongWritten by Advox1 May 2023
Thailand election debate: Parties share stand on royal defamation lawThe law has been used to detain government criticsWritten by Prachatai30 April 2023
What is red-tagging and why it is dangerous in the Philippines?Labeling individuals as "communist" leads to harassment and sometimes deathWritten by Advox27 April 2023
The normalization of Chinese-style censorship in Hong KongArt and cinema are also affected by censorship lawsWritten by Advox14 April 2023
How internet shutdowns in Myanmar have been endangering lives and affecting humanitarian work since the coupInternet disruptions severely affect the lives of manyWritten by Advox11 April 2023
The Myanmar junta’s war against FacebookCivilians and journalists in Myanmar have been arrested and imprisoned for Facebook postsWritten by Advox5 April 2023
Ahead of elections, Thai political parties commit to upholding digital rightsRepresentatives from three major political parties were joined by other local stakeholdersWritten by EngageMedia27 March 2023
Online gender-based violence: A tool of digital authoritarianism in India"Trolling ends up muzzling us on more ends than one."Written by Advox16 March 2023
How military supporters are using Telegram channels to suppress dissent in MyanmarPrivate groups are a way to share information about dissentersWritten by Advox30 January 2023
Saudi Arabia: Call for release of two Saudi WikipediansHuman rights organizations call for the release of Saudi WikipediansWritten by Advox18 January 2023
How Zimbabwe is building a Big Brother surveillance stateChinese tech companies enable this expensive and advanced surveillance machineWritten by Advox10 January 2023
New stringent legislation threatens data privacy and surveillance protection in TanzaniaThe rollout of Digital IDs caused concern of potential risk to citizen privacyWritten by Advox6 January 2023
A fact-check of India’s socio-political undercurrents: the case of ZubairThere are differing opinions about the terms 'fake news' and 'fact-checking'Written by Advox21 December 2022
Data privacy rights advance in Tanzania under new law, but obstacles remainA welcome step, the act still has some worrisome elementsWritten by Advox16 December 2022
Freedom of expression in Tanzania is on a downward spiralDespite promises, current laws stifle the freedom of expressionWritten by Advox6 December 2022
LIVE on November 24: Disinformation and censorship in RussiaThe session will be live streamed on YouTubeWritten by Advox16 November 2022