Russian discourse about the war in Ukraine is not monolithicChallengers of the Kremlin's narrative on Ukraine's invasion are being detained Written by Filip Noubel24 February 2022
World sports bodies express concern about Kenya's Copyright BillKenya Copyright Bill causes concerns from several World Sports bodiesWritten by Richard Wanjohi22 February 2022
What does Russia's new “hostage-taking” law mean for social media companies?Roskomsvoboda explains new Russian law "grounding" social media companiesWritten by RuNet Echo21 February 2022
Malaysian artist Fahmi Reza faces police probe and two charges for satirical postersRights groups press for the repeal of law that criminalizes free speechWritten by Mong Palatino20 February 2022
The Beijing Winter Olympics: A wedding adjacent to a funeralIs it political to side with the oppressed and not the oppressor?Written by Kok Bayraq19 February 2022
Website of NGO Hong Kong Watch partially blocked amid rising fears of internet censorshipWhile the site is blocked, a doxxing site remains activeWritten by Hong Kong Free Press18 February 2022
Court in Russia-occupied Crimea sentences freelance journalist to six years in prisonPress freedom advocates have been calling for Yesypenko’s immediate releaseWritten by Tanya Lokot17 February 2022
Undertones: What Russian media says about the Russia-Ukraine crisisFive Russian headlines about the Russia-Ukraine crisis.Written by Civic Media Observatory15 February 2022
Navalny documentary sweeps up awards at Sundance Film FestivalThe film sees Navalny and allies investigating his attempted poisoningWritten by RuNet Echo12 February 2022
Will Taiwanese academics be targeted by the Hong Kong National Security Law?Prominent activists and academics are already under fireWritten by New Bloom10 February 2022
In an election year, press freedom declines in AngolaThe current president, João Lourenço, was elected in 2017Written by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Giovana Fleck1 February 2022