In Lebanon, journalists and activists who cover protests face threatsLebanon needs laws to protect journalists and media practitioners Written by Faten Bushehri14 February 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
New privacy law in Mozambique threatens freedom of expression, activists sayCitizens could be prosecuted for sharing images without consentWritten by Liam Anderson, Dércio Tsandzana17 January 2020
Sudan needs strong network neutrality laws to match its growing internet boomMobile operators in Sudan practice zero-rating Written by Mohamed Suliman10 January 2020
Deadline looms for biometric SIM card registration in TanzaniaCitizens who miss the January 20 deadline will be locked out Written by Amanda Lichtenstein8 January 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
Kenya now has a data protection law. What does this mean for netizens?Kenya’s new data protection law was long overdueWritten by Njeri Wangari24 December 2019
Nigeria's social media bill will obliterate online freedom of expressionThe draconian bill will legalize internet shutdowns in NigeriaWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike29 November 2019
Activists in Angola continue to face repression for online and offline activitiesActivist Samussuku was detained in May for “insulting'' the president Written by Liam Anderson27 November 2019
Netizen Report: Domestic worker abuses in the Gulf expose tech companies’ failures to protect human rightsTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team10 November 2019
Netizen Report: How are protests in Lebanon affecting digital rights? Technology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team28 October 2019
Angolan president's reforms drive positive impact on media — but limits persistPresident João Lourenço's political reforms have loosened free speech restrictions Written by Liam Anderson28 October 2019
Internet censorship in Sudan: Rethinking laws and tactics that served an authoritarian regimePrime Minister Hamdok signed a global pledge to media freedomWritten by Mohamed Suliman15 October 2019
Netizen Report: Iraq and Ecuador face network shutdowns amid public protestsTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team11 October 2019
Nigerian journalist Omoyele Sowore remains in jail on trumped-up charges of treason and insulting the presidentSowore has been in jail for over two monthsWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike11 October 2019
As Sudan transitions to democracy, urgent reforms must tackle disinformationGovernment disinformation was rife during the 2018-2019 Sudan protestsWritten by Mohamed Suliman4 October 2019
Netizen Report: Anti-corruption protests across Egypt trigger internet blockages, arrestsTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team26 September 2019
Netizen Report: Pro-government doxxing campaigns rock Hong Kong, SerbiaTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team21 September 2019
Internet shutdowns and the right to access in Sudan: A post-revolution perspectiveAre apologies enough to ensure freedom of expression? Written by Mohamed Suliman16 September 2019
Netizen Report: Malicious attack takes Wikipedia offlineTechnology and human rights news from around the world.Written by Ellery Roberts Biddle, Netizen Report Team13 September 2019