In Turkey a journalist is arrested for covering an alleged hacking of a government databaseLocal authorities refuted reports of any data breachWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva29 April 2022
Weaponising the law: Zimbabwe’s new frontier in digital rights repressionThe Data Protection Act can be used to repress dissent Written by Kudzai Chimhangwa26 April 2022
Abuse, arrests, and harassment: How environmental activists fare in VietnamCommunity leaders were jailed for speaking out about the environmentWritten by The 88 Project24 April 2022
Despite what we think, the press does not live in a free paradise in EcuadorStudies reveal attacks on the press and the opacity of the state on surveillanceWritten by Carlos E. Flores Translated (en) by Ameya Nagarajan22 April 2022
Technology: a problem or a solution in Myanmar’s revolution?Government control is threatening take over all service providersWritten by Bradley21 April 2022
Ukrainians use VKontakte marketplaces to inform Russians about the warRubtsovsk residents are getting messages about soldiers' lootingWritten by Daria Dergacheva15 April 2022
How Russia makes laws to support networked authoritarianismRussian legislation is creating an alternative reality of the internetWritten by Tanya Lokot15 April 2022
Podcast: What is the Unfreedom Monitor?Editor and contributors tell us stories from their regionsWritten by Ameya Nagarajan9 April 2022
European Court of Human Rights vindicates Macedonian journalists convicted of defamationMacedonian courts had previously ruled against the journalistsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation7 April 2022
Twenty far-right activists convicted over July 5 attack on journalistsAt least 50 journalists were battered during the planned PRIDE march last yearWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva, OC Media5 April 2022
‘We are living under constant video surveillance in Ecuador,’ says activist Anaís CórdovaMass surveillance technologies mainly come from Chinese, Swedish, Israeli and US companiesWritten by Carlos E. Flores Translated (en) by Ameya Nagarajan5 April 2022
WAR IS WAR: Vkontakte users discuss the Russian invasion of UkraineThe analysis revealed positive, negative, and neutral reactions from RussiansWritten by Daria Dergacheva4 April 2022
Social media platforms in Sri Lanka briefly restricted amidst curfew and protestsMajor social media platforms were blocked for around 16 hoursWritten by Rezwan4 April 2022
Malaysians worry over reported plan to sell contact tracing app to a private firmThe hashtag #StopUsingMySejahtera trended on TwitterWritten by Mong Palatino2 April 2022
Exploring the use of tech-based tools in India to curb dissent during protests"This is a software. It does not see faith" — Home MinsterWritten by Advox1 April 2022
In Turkey, media watchdog uses licensing to attempt to censor foreign mediaDeustche Welle, Voice of America and Euronews asked for licenseWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva1 April 2022