Internet outages and blocks in Latin America in 2024Written by Jacobo Nájera Translated (en) by Dalia Tarek3 January 2025
Data Narratives Civic Media Observatory: Country ReportsWritten by Civic Media Observatory31 December 2024
Artificial Intelligence Narratives: A Global Voices ReportWritten by Civic Media Observatory23 December 2024
Bukele boasts of his government's successes amid allegations of an attack on press freedom.Written by ProBox Translated (en) by Dalia Tarek8 November 2024
Brazil's Supreme Court lifts suspension of X after Musk backs downX paid a USD 5.2 million fineWritten by Global Voices Brazil11 October 2024
What you need to know about the X (formerly Twitter) situation in BrazilWithout a representative in the country, the platform was suspended following a Brazilian Supreme Court rulingWritten by Global Voices Brazil7 September 2024
On X, Elon Musk pushes a campaign against a Brazilian Supreme Court JusticeAlexandre de Moraes investigates the bolsonarista coup attempt and disinformationWritten by Global Voices Brazil26 April 2024
In Brazil, since Bolsonaro, attacks on journalists fell while lawsuits against them increasedData for 2023 were presented by the National Federation of Journalists Written by Pública - Agência de jornalismo investigativo Translated (en) by Liam Anderson3 April 2024
Brazil: Communicators and activists from marginalized communities discuss online harassment and how they protect themselvesCommunicators from minority groups are frequently targeted by attacksWritten by Agência Mural Translated (en) by Liam Anderson13 October 2023
Australian PM Anthony Albanese adds to growing political pressure to #FreeJulianAssangeGrassroots protests have generated some high-profile support for the Wikileaks founderWritten by Kevin Rennie12 December 2022
WhatsApp postpones Brazil launch of new Communities feature until after electionsOutgoing President Jair Bolsonaro attempted to pressure the company into launching the update soonerWritten by Laís Martins9 November 2022
Can citizens of democracies still trust the law? A GV Insights discussionA summary of our International Day of Democracy webinarWritten by Ameya Nagarajan11 October 2022
Under Bolsonaro, political attacks gain institutional legitimacy in BrazilAttacks once restricted to online spaces have begun translating into real-life violence.Written by Laís Martins2 October 2022
Brazil's Electoral Court brings platforms closer ahead of presidential elections, but questions over companies’ commitments remain Eight platforms have signed MoUs with the courtWritten by Laís Martins20 September 2022
LIVE on September 15: Can citizens of democracies still trust the law?The session will be streamed live on YouTubeWritten by Advox9 September 2022
In Brazil and India we are seeing an increase in tensions between platforms and states Twitter and Meta in an uneasy relationship with the governmentWritten by Advox17 August 2022
Advocacy groups in the Americas focus on tackling rising surveillance technologySurveillance technology is often sold as the end-all solution to fight crimeWritten by IFEX5 August 2022
Unfreedom Monitor Report: BrazilAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in BrazilWritten by Advox26 July 2022
Access the Unfreedom Monitor databaseThe relational database of the Unfreedom Monitor researchWritten by Advox14 July 2022
Brazilian facial recognition ruling can set an important precedent for country-wide useThe lawsuit stems from the suspected commercialization of metro-user dataWritten by Laís Martins20 June 2022
Opacity and a lack of debate mark Brazil's ratification of the Budapest ConventionDigital rights groups criticize Brazil's entry process and warn of risksWritten by Laís Martins25 March 2022
After writing about police killings, editor of The Intercept Brazil is made target of investigationLeandro Demori was accused of slander against institutionsWritten by Giovana Fleck11 August 2021
Social media in Latin America: Caught between a rock and a hard placeLatin America has a long history of State censorshipWritten by Guest Contributor18 September 2020
So-called anti-fascist files in Brazil expose the personal information of hundreds of peopleCoders created a secure tool to check the listWritten by Giovana Fleck15 July 2020