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
Five years of fighting: The state of digital violence against female journalists and activists in IndonesiaMany female journalists and activists face relentless digital attacksWritten by Irma Garnesia15 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
India’s top court moves to regulate comedians and influencers’ speechThe Court reiterated that content created for commercial purposes carries a higher degree of responsibilityWritten by Sumit Kumar Singh6 November 2025
How encryption protects journalists and human rights defenders in West AfricaEncryption is a breath of fresh air for people facing sophisticated surveillance with spyware.Written by Jean Sovon26 October 2025
Togolese authorities threaten greater online speech censorshipIn Togo, freedom of expression is extremely limited Written by Global Voices en françaisTranslated by Laura19 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
AI and visual propaganda are being used to stoke tensions as Ethiopia eyes Eritrea's Red Sea PortAI-generated propaganda is a major concern in contemporary democratic societies — particularly those in sensitive geopolitic contextsWritten by Guest Contributor9 October 2025
In francophone Africa, the security of political refugee journalists is under threatThe greatest danger is that this extradition could set a precedent across the continentWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Jean-Christophe Brunet18 September 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
With ‘human error’ and AI, online scams in Brazil show risks are a click awayHuman errors, easy passwords, and lack of security knowledge, can lead to lossesWritten by Raissa MoreiraTranslated by Gabriela García Calderón Orbe, Jerónimo Restrepo31 August 2025
In Bolivia, Indigenous radio stations are at the mercy of cyberhacksWe can avoid these issues with simple stepsWritten by Nicaela León CoicoTranslated by Dalia Tarek19 August 2025
Kyrgyzstan adopts new, draconian media lawThe bill was criticized by civil society and international expertsWritten by Vlast.kz13 August 2025
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