Drone warfare: Can international humanitarian law catch up with the technology? Governments and companies dogde any responsibility when things go wrongWritten by Filip Noubel30 March 2022
Pandemic tech and digital rights in Morocco Technology used to counter the pandemic teeters on surveillanceWritten by Dima Samaro30 March 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
Keeping fakes under control: how legislation on disinformation turns into a censorship toolMany governments use laws against disinformation to silence dissentWritten by Olga Solovyeva25 March 2022
The geopolitics of disinformation and cybersecurity in EuropeThe free flow of information is a crucial tool to counter disinformation. Written by Rafaela Landikusic23 March 2022
How Sudanese resistance committees are shadowbanned on FacebookThe data suggests Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior attacks are responsibleWritten by Khattab Hamad17 March 2022
Philippines’s SIM Card Registration Act undermines privacy, online expressionThe law requires birth names when creating social media accountsWritten by EngageMedia16 March 2022
Can Ukraine's internet sustain longer-term attacks and destruction from Russia?Ukraine's telecommunication networks are key to defending against Russia's invasionWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe10 March 2022
Russian embassy in Skopje threatens to ‘record’ dissenters from Kremlin official positions, labeled ‘Russophobes’Russian state uses social media that are forbidden to its citizensWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation8 March 2022