A social media blackout persists in Uganda, weeks after the electionThe internet was partly restored on Monday, 18th January 2021.Written by James Propa30 January 2021
Mozambican football back in action with the debut of all-women referee trioMatches resumed on 16 JanuaryWritten by Dércio Tsandzana Translated by Liam Anderson29 January 2021
Famed Serbian film director arrested after former students accuse him of rapeThe scandal has captured the Balkans' social media conversation in recent weeksWritten by Filip Stojanovski29 January 2021
Indigenous-led telecommunications organization wins historic legal battle in MexicoA legal precedent is set for community mediaWritten by Jacobo Nájera Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan27 January 2021
Landmark ruling opens the way for environmental transparency in Trinidad and TobagoEnvironmental data and information are ‘critical to sustainable development’Written by Zico Cozier27 January 2021
In Tanzania, full-throttle COVID-19 denial leaves citizens without access to public health informationTanzania has gone silent on COVID-19 since declaring itself 'coronavirus-free'Written by GV Sub-Saharan Africa26 January 2021
Why can't women be marriage registrars in Bangladesh?A court verdict cited menstruation cycles as a physical disqualificationWritten by Rezwan25 January 2021
Russian protesters rally in support of jailed opposition leader Alexey NavalnySome protested on TikTok, others rallied in snow-covered streets.Written by Tanya Lokot24 January 2021
Join us LIVE on January 29 for ‘The Milk Tea Alliance: Thailand, Taiwan and Hong Kong's unified fight for democracy’The session will be live-streamed on Facebook Live, YouTube, and Twitch.Written by Filip Noubel23 January 2021
UK strain of COVID-19 arrives in Trinidad & TobagoThis strain is estimated to be 50-70 per cent more contagiousWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco22 January 2021
Unmarried women and sexual health: Battling stigma in IndiaMany Indian doctors refuse to treat sexually active unmarried womenWritten by Eileen McDougall21 January 2021
Tunisia’s fight against COVID-19 unmasks shaky ground for digital rightsThe government turned to penal codes to stifle coronavirus criticism Written by Yosr Jouini19 January 2021
In Mozambique, a tug of war between public health and digital rights during the pandemicA surge of new public health apps pose privacy concerns Written by Dércio Tsandzana19 January 2021
In Guinea, President Alpha Condé takes his third term despite long-running controversyIn power since 2010, Condé should have stepped down in 2020Written by Abdoulaye Bah Translated by Liam Anderson15 January 2021
Social media blackout, violent crackdown on opposition ahead of presidential elections in Uganda Opposition candidates face violent crackdowns and arbitrary arrestsWritten by James Propa, Nwachukwu Egbunike13 January 2021
Inside Argentina’s ‘green tide’ of feminist activism for the right to legal abortion'We made history in the streets' Written by Romina Navarro Translated by Stephanie Crane13 January 2021
Lockdown to shutdown: How COVID-19 stifled digital rights in ZimbabwePandemic regulations intensified clamp downs on dissenting voicesWritten by Kudzai Chimhangwa12 January 2021
Namibia's COVID-19 internet rollout impresses, but excludes and widens controlFor those left switched off, that’s the real shutdownWritten by Ray Mwareya12 January 2021
In Uganda, COVID-19 rules are ‘perfect instrument for criminalizing dissent’Journalists, human rights activists and dissenting voices are targeted Written by Sandra Aceng12 January 2021
Bangladesh moves to revive production of muslin, fabric of legendProduction of the prized fabric was suppressed by the British in the 19th centuryWritten by Rezwan11 January 2021
The pandemic killed Trinidad & Tobago's 2021 Carnival, but soca music keeps the spirit alive"When this song comes on [...] nothing else matters"Written by Janine Mendes-Franco10 January 2021