17,031 Bangladeshi migrants travelled to Cambodia for work from June 2023 to July 2026

The protests of the CJP offer both a warning and grounds for democratic optimism

Living under constant surveillance is to exist in a permanent state of hypervigilance.

Digital exclusion is economic exclusion, and for Palestinians, it’s by design

How digital democracy is expanding in some regions while facing severe authoritarian pushback in others

Today, the challenge is maintaining uninterrupted sessions that incorporate streaming, uploading, and real-time interactions.

Connectivity is no longer just about convenience, but also about fairness and fundamental rights.

An organization calls attention to the need for regulation amid gender violence cases in the country

El Salvador’s government claims an AI assistant will help make its public healthcare system a reference.

The challenge of civic trust in the face of AI is temporal as much as technical

What happens when AI is deployed to decide who is detained and who is excluded?

It makes surveillance more efficient, disinformation faster, and state intervention potentially more unequal.

Technologies like AI-enabled surveillance and facial recognition are restricting civic space and aiding state authoritarianism

Sportellino creators say the chatbot can be a powerful force for promoting rights, inclusion, and respect

Grok has become a powerful tool for amplifying online gender-based violence (OGBV)

‘The predominance of English language content online has significantly shaped the development of tools currently on the market’

The ruling government has been employing ‘us vs. them’ political rhetoric as voting day draws nearer

AI tools help campaigns become more effective for the candidates you like — and those you don’t

Online harm is shaping public life as strongly as offline violence

‘We are working with government ministries to make sure that our support reflects the scale of current threats’