Digital authoritarianism · July, 2024

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Digital authoritarianism · July, 2024

Stories about Digital authoritarianism from July, 2024

In Azerbaijan it isn't just the president for life, but the parliament too

As of July 22, over 1,000 candidates applied to run for a parliamentary seat

Written by Arzu Geybullayeva

26 July 2024

Freedom of assembly and freedom of expression curtailed as deadly student protests rock Bangladesh

Wanton violence and internet shutdown puts citizens in peril

Written by Shoeb A, Rezwan

25 July 2024

Pakistan's intelligence agencies gain legal cover for surveillance

Is it a national security protection or privacy threat?

Written by Ramna Saeed

18 July 2024

Controversial hacktivists may have prompted El Salvador’s censorship of Telegram

Hackers offer insights in exclusive interview

Written by Abigail Paz

10 July 2024

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Digital authoritarianism · July, 2024

Stories about Digital authoritarianism from July, 2024

In Azerbaijan it isn't just the president for life, but the parliament too

Freedom of assembly and freedom of expression curtailed as deadly student protests rock Bangladesh

Pakistan's intelligence agencies gain legal cover for surveillance

Controversial hacktivists may have prompted El Salvador’s censorship of Telegram

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