#KeepItOn: How the Twitter ban is affecting young Nigerians “I had anxiety attack the day the news was announced.”Written by Victoria Audu30 August 2021
Employees of Hungarian-owned TV in North Macedonia conduct partial strike over unpaid salariesControversial company is under investigation for tax evasion, money launderingWritten by Guest Contributor29 August 2021
Little chance of justice for Colombia's murdered journalistsOrganizations believe that impunity leads to more violenceWritten by J. Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo27 August 2021
Facebook user gets 18-month prison sentence for mocking Cambodia’s prime ministerHuman rights groups said the conviction would suppress free expressionWritten by Mong Palatino27 August 2021
Russian court issues bigger fines to social media companies for breaching data localization rulesSocial media giants have heretofore ignored Russia's data localization demands Written by Tanya Lokot26 August 2021
The evil of banal censorshipThese censored images are mostly mundane. What's the problem here?Written by Lokman Tsui24 August 2021
Blogger gets prison sentence for branding Kazakhstan's language policies “russophobic”Kazakhstan's history with Russian language and ethnic Russians is complicatedWritten by Tanya Lokot23 August 2021
Belly dancing class in Kuwaiti ladies gym stirs uproar, prompting government interventionThe class for women was to be taught by womenWritten by Raseef22, Dahlia Kholaif23 August 2021
More independent media added to Russia's “foreign agent” rosterDozhd and iStories join a host of other media and NGOsWritten by Tanya Lokot20 August 2021
Russian authorities declare independent election monitor Golos a “foreign agent”Golos' work thwarted in advance of Russia's September parliamentary electionWritten by Tanya Lokot19 August 2021
New homophobic attacks in Kazakhstan rally support behind activistsConservative groups target LGBTQ+ activists and artists across the country.Written by Paolo Sorbello15 August 2021
Belarus court labels independent media outlets Tut.by, Zerkalo.io as ‘extremist’Tut.by had previously taken its social media archives offlineWritten by Tanya Lokot13 August 2021
In Turkey, a social media battle amid ongoing blazesShortly after the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigationWritten by Doga Celik, Arzu Geybullayeva12 August 2021
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
Graffiti in Almaty between scandals, competition, and trollingStreet art in Kazakhstan is changing, pulled in different directions.Written by Nygmet Ibadildin, Alina Zafar10 August 2021
Belarusian sprinter sent home from Olympics by Belarusian officials says she will ask for asylumThe sprinter had earlier criticised her coaches on InstagramWritten by Tanya Lokot1 August 2021