COVID Couture: Trinidadian creative Sonja Dumas responds to the pandemic with a feel-good dress that has a deeper meaning'A small act of humorous protest and liberation' Written by Janine Mendes-Franco30 September 2021
Can LGBTQ+ rights activism be the key to reversing retrogressive policies in the Middle East?Social stigmas have also hindered progressWritten by Guest Contributor30 September 2021
Jamaica’s rivers and gullies are suffering from abuseOften used as garbage dumps, like the gullies, Jamaica's rivers are in troubleWritten by Emma Lewis29 September 2021
The aftermath of #EndSARS: The Twitter ban and what it means for young NigeriansThe microblogging app was used to galvanise support during the 2020 protestsWritten by Aniekan Augustine-Edet28 September 2021
Socializing with extremists and ‘hoaxers': Tennis star Novak Djokovic's controversial visit to BosniaAssociation with genocide deniers is at odds with Djokovic's humanitarian workWritten by Mirza Hota28 September 2021
Is China exporting its surveillance state to Venezuela?CEIEC has provided defense and surveillance systems to VenezuelaWritten by Alessandra Soler28 September 2021
South Asia mourns Indian feminist icon Kamla Bhasin"Her songs, slogans and writings will continue to inspire us"Written by Rezwan28 September 2021
Why did Twitter support Nigeria’s #EndSARS and not Ghana’s #FixTheCountry?Civil society, not governments or tech companies, should protect online free speechWritten by Kofi Yeboah28 September 2021
In Turkey, a citizen sentenced to prison for insulting the presidentTekiner faces twenty months in jail for insulting the presidentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva28 September 2021
Turkish students protest as rent prices skyrocketSoaring rent fees have left Turkish students and families homelessWritten by Doga Celik, Arzu Geybullayeva28 September 2021
A veteran Hong Kong Wikipedia editor: “Wikipedia's policies are vulnerable to authoritarian abuse”Many in mainland China are bullied into silenceWritten by Oiwan Lam28 September 2021
Afghan refugees might complicate Ugandan politicsUgandans worry the US will ignore human rights violationsWritten by Brian Oduti27 September 2021
Critical thinking is crucial to progressive art: Bosnian musicologist Amila Ramović'It is a special privilege for anyone interested in art to work with young people'Written by Balkan Diskurs27 September 2021
Three Melbourne teenagers inspire public with their COVID-19 data tracking websiteAustralian trio become leaders in Aussie's COVID data reportingWritten by Kevin Rennie27 September 2021
‘New schemes of deception': Russian election observers report on the votingopenDemocracy spoke to observers who monitored Russia's parliamentary electionWritten by openDemocracy Russia26 September 2021
China in Ethiopia: Between a savior and an exploiter?Social media discourse about the China-Ethiopia partnership contradict governmental narrativesWritten by Maria Repnikova24 September 2021
Turkey’s Uyghur dilemma in the context of China’s Belt and Road InitiativeYet Ankara's recent alliances with Beijing are complicating historical bondsWritten by Filip Noubel24 September 2021
Syrian migrants fall victims to “human trafficking mafia” in Libyan prisonsRelease comes at a literal price, depending on the prisonWritten by عقبة محمد - Mohammed Okba Translated by Khaldi Youcef, Baynana Magazine24 September 2021
In Turkey, environmentalists struggle to preserve the city's remaining green spacesValidebağ Grove is among last remaining green spaces in IstanbulWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva24 September 2021
Life during the pandemic: An interview with former refugee, exiled cartoonist Eaten FishHis artwork compares majority and minority power dynamicsWritten by Mong Palatino24 September 2021
An investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s future: Compensating survivors of wartime sexual violenceEconomic disadvantage is one result of sexual violence during the Bosnian WarWritten by Balkan Diskurs23 September 2021