#KeepItOn in times of war: Sudan’s communications shutdown must be reversed urgently Internet shutdowns are weaponized during the civil-war in SudanWritten by Global Voices MENA14 February 2024
Human rights organizations call for an immediate physical and digital ceasefire in GazaThis plea stresses action by governments, international bodies, and tech firmsWritten by Global Voices MENA31 October 2023
Civil society organizations call on tech companies to respect Palestinian digital rights in times of crisisWe unite, urging tech companies to combat online hate against PalestiniansWritten by Global Voices MENA23 October 2023
Jordan's fight for online freedom of expressionThe cybercrime law endorsement implies an online freedoms clampdown. Written by Global Voices MENA16 August 2023
Algerians’ speech freedoms strained by media laws passed under COVID-19 pretextAlternative media platforms face shrinking horizons under new laws.Written by Global Voices MENA9 April 2021
COVID-19 and shrinking freedom limits in JordanCOVID-19 restrictions ushered in an intensified clampdown on free speechWritten by Global Voices MENA, Raya Sharbain6 January 2021
Surveillance in Lebanon: A crisis of privacyThe legal aspects of surveillance regulation are a conundrumWritten by Global Voices MENA7 September 2020
Jordan's online censorship decisions: non-transparent and —at times— arbitraryCensorship decisions in Jordan are often non-transparent Written by Global Voices MENA, Tina, Raya Sharbain10 February 2020
Data protection policy void threatens privacy rights of citizens and refugees in Jordan Government surveillance is a strong threat to privacy in Jordan Written by Global Voices MENA, Raya Sharbain30 December 2019