The signal we cannot ignore: What the LONDA 2025 report reveals about Africa’s digital rightsWritten by Muhammed Bello Buhari5 June 2026
Reporting when the internet goes dark: How journalists find workarounds when cut offWritten by Guest Contributor19 May 2026
Sub-Saharan Africa: Why do less than 12 percent of Africans have AI access?Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura4 May 2026
A lack of electricity and internet access hinders AI adoption in Sub-Saharan AfricaConnectivity is no longer just about convenience, but also about fairness and fundamental rights.Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura28 April 2026
AI warfare triggers Putin, as Kremlin moves to dismantle the last pieces of Russian internetMore and more restrictions are being imposed on the internet in Russia Written by Daria Dergacheva18 April 2026
How initiatives to narrow Africa’s digital gap are affecting women’s representationAfrica Wiki Women increases African women’s visibility in the Wikimedia and Wikipedia ecosystem Written by Mamisoa RaveloaritianaTranslated by Laura4 April 2026
Iran’s internet blackout as media event: Networks, algorithms, and the politics of visibilityDuring Iran’s internet blackout, state violence unfolded unseen with competing propagandists filling the digital voidWritten by Guest Contributor21 February 2026
Togolese authorities threaten greater online speech censorshipIn Togo, freedom of expression is extremely limited Written by Global Voices en françaisTranslated by Laura19 October 2025
Inside-net: Russia is dismantling free internet connections Other autocracies are taking noteWritten by Daria Dergacheva7 October 2025
How a Chinese company exports the Great Firewall to autocratic regimesXinjiang has become a testing ground for new surveillance technologiesWritten by Global Voices East Asia18 September 2025
Gen Z stands up to expose corruption in NepalYoung people are protesting over systemic corruption and a system that rewards ‘nepo kids’ over meritocracyWritten by Benju Lwagun9 September 2025
Digital blackout: How internet shutdowns devastate the economy and daily life in North Waziristan, PakistanThe internet is a lifeline for employment and economic stability — especially in remote areasWritten by Farooq Mahsud2 August 2025
Users in Russia could be punished for searching the internetThe concept of “extremist activity” in Russian legislation today is quite far-reachingWritten by Daria Dergacheva29 July 2025
Togo restricted internet during June protestsThe ECOWAS court condemned Togo for the internet shutdowns in August 2017Written by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura16 July 2025
Starlink in Yemen: A digital revolution or a security threat?Elon Musk's Starlink is sparking fears of data privacy breaches, government crackdowns, and foreign influenceWritten by Saoussen Ben Cheikh21 March 2025
Bangladesh interim government’s ‘right’ to uninterrupted internet access is a shamThe draft Cyber Security Ordinance 2024 has come under fire due to definitional ambiguity and other concernsWritten by Samaya Anjum24 January 2025
Shutting down the net: The growing threat of Russian internet censorshipBy the end of 2023, over 92 percent of Russian population used the internet. The government has other plans for them now. Written by Daria Dergacheva22 January 2025
Australia is the first nation to ban social media for under-16sLandmark legislation sees the Australian government committed to the novel step of child protection by banning social media for under sixteens.Written by Gayle Pescud10 January 2025
2025: The year we decide the internet's futureCan the multi-stakeholder model, which has safeguarded an open, inclusive internet, survive?Written by Muhammed Bello Buhari8 January 2025
India's internet shutdown crisis: A growing threat to digital rightsIndia’s internet shutdowns are undermining digital rights, economic development, and the fundamental freedoms of its people.Written by Kanav Narayan Sahgal6 January 2025
Internet outages and blocks in Latin America in 2024Latin America between power outages and internet blockages Written by Jacobo NájeraTranslated by Dalia Tarek3 January 2025
The great Pakistan firewall and use of religion as a tool for digital authoritarianismAmid VPN regulations, reports emerge of Bluesky also being blocked in PakistanWritten by Ramna Saeed22 November 2024
Brazil's Supreme Court lifts suspension of X after Musk backs downX paid a USD 5.2 million fineWritten by Global Voices Brazil11 October 2024