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Government attacks on mainstream media undermine the credibility of democracy in BotswanaThere is also pronounced self-censorship among journalists as they fear criticism, harassment and lawsuits. Written by Guest Contributor9 March 2026
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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
Pakistan jails two lawyers for 17 years over old tweetsThe trial moved unusually fast, speeding from indictment to sentencing in under three monthsWritten by Syed Salman Mehdi20 February 2026
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai receives a 20-year jail sentenceFor the 78-year-old publisher, 20 years of imprisonment is effectively a death sentence.Written by Oiwan Lam10 February 2026
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Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai found guilty under national security lawAfter two years of trial, Lai is found guilty of colluding with foreign forcesWritten by Hong Kong Free Press17 December 2025
Australia's under 16 social media ban under microscope at home and abroadMany question if restrictions are a good idea and will they workWritten by Kevin Rennie15 December 2025
Samoa prime minister bans newspaper from attending press briefingsThe Samoa Observer, the country's only daily newspaper, was accused of publishing unfair reportsWritten by Mong Palatino1 December 2025
Similar type of bot attacks target Instagram profiles of Serbian student movement and Macedonian independent media outletCoordinated bot networks target activists and journalists, raising alarm about platform vulnerabilities in the Western BalkansWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation29 November 2025
How censorship is limiting digital development in NigeriaThe Nigerian government is weaponizing cybersecurity laws to intimidate critics and suppress online dissentWritten by Pamela Ephraim27 November 2025
In Sudan, RSF detain journalist Muammar Ibrahim amid the recent occupation of Al-FasherIbrahim’s broadcasts highlighted the suffering of the people of Al-Fasher amid the ongoing warWritten by Guest Contributor22 November 2025
Do you follow?: How technology can exacerbate ‘information disorder’ ‘It is very, very difficult to dislodge [misinformation] from your brain’Written by Safa, Tactical Tech10 November 2025
Macau independent news outlet announces closure following government deregistrationThe Macau government said: This media ‘no longer has the legal basis for conducting relevant activities.’Written by Hong Kong Free Press7 November 2025
How civil society groups and activists are planning to reclaim civic space in VietnamMany in the international community are unaware of Vietnam’s authoritarian status and policiesWritten by Mong Palatino25 October 2025
Journalism is the oxygen of democracy: How Sudan’s information crisis reflects a global realityJournalism is the oxygen of democracy: How Sudan’s information crisis reflects a global realityWhen information is withheld from those who need it most, other human rights violations quickly followWritten by Guest Contributor17 October 2025
Inside-net: Russia is dismantling free internet connections Other autocracies are taking noteWritten by Daria Dergacheva7 October 2025