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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
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When digital democracy disappears, so does the power of the peopleWhen civil society is pushed offline, what’s lost isn’t just voices, but history, memory, resistance, and possibilityWritten by Muhammed Bello Buhari23 August 2025
The politics and people behind Balochistan, Pakistan’s internet shutdownsThe province faces annual blackouts during August due to a surge in militant activityWritten by Ramna Saeed, Nabeel Armaan18 August 2025
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Georgian journalist sentenced to two years in prison, sparking outrage at home and abroadMzia Amaghlobeli, founder of the independent news outlet Batumelebi, was convicted on August 6Written by Mikheil Khachidze12 August 2025
The killing of Anas al-Sharif and Western journalism’s moral collapseMore journalists have been killed in Gaza — with complete impunity — than in both World Wars combinedWritten by Guest Contributor12 August 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
Russian photographer gets a draconian sentence for sending open source materials abroad‘Many treason cases are based on public data retroactively declared secret’Written by Daria Dergacheva31 July 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
Creative Australia restores representatives for the 2026 Venice Biennale in a win for freedom of expressionCreative Australia reverses its controversial cancellation of an artistic duoWritten by Kevin Rennie23 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
Turkey becomes the first to censor AI chatbot GrokThe country has a history of censoring online contentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva14 July 2025
‘We know what’s coming: exile or prison’ – Salvadoran journalist Óscar Martínez on surviving Bukele’s crackdown'The government uses polygraphs to question officials about whether they’ve spoken to El Faro'Written by Committee to Protect Journalists7 July 2025
China is rushing to develop its AI-powered censorship systemPowered by new technology, Chinese political propaganda is going globalWritten by Yasemin Yam2 July 2025
In the face of international criticism, Azerbaijan sentences the Abzas Media team'Truth is whole — and the truth is that I have committed no crime'Written by Arzu Geybullayeva30 June 2025
Vietnam's Telegram ban: Cybersecurity or censorship?Authorities said 70 percent of Telegram channels are linked to illegal contentWritten by Mong Palatino24 June 2025
Russia prepares to get rid of WhatsApp and possibly TelegramParliament passed a law pertaining to a national messaging appWritten by Daria Dergacheva20 June 2025