The consequences of online discrimination and authoritarianism for minoritiesVulnerable groups are often targeted more onlineWritten by Valentina Vera-Quiroz28 April 2023
What is red-tagging and why it is dangerous in the Philippines?Labeling individuals as "communist" leads to harassment and sometimes deathWritten by Advox27 April 2023
Underscoring the challenges of promoting digital rights in Southeast AsiaThe report also has a proposal on improving digital security researchWritten by Mong Palatino24 April 2023
Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terrorism law aims to curb civil protestsThe proposed law is a "serious threat to democracy" Written by Rezwan17 April 2023
The normalization of Chinese-style censorship in Hong KongArt and cinema are also affected by censorship lawsWritten by Advox14 April 2023
Russia, Ukraine, and the reemergence of demonstrative political murdersThe Kremlin suddenly discovered influential opposition in its political rearWritten by Yulia Abibok14 April 2023
‘History of love in the country of hatred': influencers detained in Russia for LGBTQ+ ‘propaganda’One of the bloggers is a Chinese citizen facing deportationWritten by Daria Dergacheva12 April 2023
New study finds internet censorship in Turkmenistan reaches over 122,000 domainsBlanket type censorship results in massive collateral damageWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev12 April 2023
The designer of the ‘Thanks to Erdoğan’ sticker campaign lands in the president's crosshairsAkkoyun is among scores of people accused of "insulting" the presidentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva11 April 2023
In Turkey, a popular TV Show gets slapped with fines and a broadcast banThe censors are being criticized for covering up domestic abuseWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva10 April 2023
‘A great day to be a journalist in Fiji’ as Parliament repeals ‘draconian’ media lawMedia freedom has declined since the 2006 coupWritten by Mong Palatino9 April 2023
Thailand's upcoming general election is fundamentally flawed, say rights groupsActivists, journalists, and dissenting voices have been stifledWritten by Prachatai7 April 2023
In Turkey, will one man continue to rule them all? The May 14th elections hold the answerThe future of Turkey and its citizens is at stakeWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva6 April 2023
Why do Western governments delegate border control to AI more and more? An interview with Petra MolnarShould algorithms have legal personality in a court of law?Written by Filip Noubel5 April 2023
Pakistan's recent Wikipedia ban sparks controversy over blasphemy laws and freedom of speechThe ban is “disproportionate, unconstitutional, and quite ridiculous”Written by Ramna Saeed4 April 2023