COVID Couture: Trinidadian creative Sonja Dumas responds to the pandemic with a feel-good dress that has a deeper meaning'A small act of humorous protest and liberation' Written by Janine Mendes-Franco30 September 2021
Qatar urged to release 21 detainees held for protesting ‘discriminatory’ election lawsFirst Shura elections spark controversyWritten by Gulf Center for Human Rights30 September 2021
The aftermath of #EndSARS: The Twitter ban and what it means for young NigeriansThe microblogging app was used to galvanise support during the 2020 protestsWritten by Aniekan Augustine-Edet28 September 2021
South Asia mourns Indian feminist icon Kamla Bhasin"Her songs, slogans and writings will continue to inspire us"Written by Rezwan28 September 2021
Why did Twitter support Nigeria’s #EndSARS and not Ghana’s #FixTheCountry?Civil society, not governments or tech companies, should protect online free speechWritten by Kofi Yeboah28 September 2021
A veteran Hong Kong Wikipedia editor: “Wikipedia's policies are vulnerable to authoritarian abuse”Many in mainland China are bullied into silenceWritten by Oiwan Lam28 September 2021
Three Melbourne teenagers inspire public with their COVID-19 data tracking websiteAustralian trio become leaders in Aussie's COVID data reportingWritten by Kevin Rennie27 September 2021
‘New schemes of deception': Russian election observers report on the votingopenDemocracy spoke to observers who monitored Russia's parliamentary electionWritten by openDemocracy Russia26 September 2021
Quirky Japanese promo campaign launches new brand of rice, just in time for harvest seasonCan a new rice brand revive consumer interest and boost sales?Written by Nevin Thompson25 September 2021
Syrian migrants fall victims to “human trafficking mafia” in Libyan prisonsRelease comes at a literal price, depending on the prisonWritten by عقبة محمد - Mohammed Okba Translated by Khaldi Youcef, Baynana Magazine24 September 2021
Behind Chinese Wikipedia user ban: threats, verbal attacks and election canvassingThe Wikimedia Foundation banned seven mainland Chinese users and revoked 12 administrators' rights Written by Oiwan Lam23 September 2021
A sweeping spate of murders rivals COVID-19's ‘third wave’ in JamaicaFor laws 'to act as a deterrent [...] there must be consequences for breaking them'Written by Emma Lewis20 September 2021
Former Surinamese president Dési Bouterse convicted of murder for the second time—but will he go to prison?'Suriname is not finished with [Bouterse] yet'Written by Fausia S. Abdul19 September 2021
From vaxxing to doxxing: The social media power of Nicki Minaj'This ugly episode touches issues in contemporary journalism, [including] the role of journalists'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco18 September 2021
Forgotten history: American aeronaut Jeanette Van Tassel lies buried in Dhaka Christian CemeteryThe book ‘Dhaka's First Aeronaut Van Tassel’ tells the storyWritten by Rezwan17 September 2021
Ahead of September elections, Russia tightens grip on remaining online freedoms"It's going to get worse, as we all know."Written by Tanya Lokot16 September 2021
Asking for a cousin's friend: The viral load of Nicki Minaj's vaccine misinformation tweet'Reported for misinformation and unfollowed [...] this is so very disappointing and dangerous'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco15 September 2021
Investigative journalism group OCCRP says it will no longer work in RussiaMultiple OCCRP partners in Russia were designated as "foreign agents"Written by Tanya Lokot15 September 2021
Constitutional changes and mistrust mark Angola's election announcementThe last election was held in August 2017Written by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Liam Anderson15 September 2021
Russia blocks popular website for worker complaintsAntijob received 4.5 million views online in 2020 aloneWritten by openDemocracy Russia14 September 2021
Dalit erasure, or how Rolling Stone India failed to demonstrate diligent storytellingCultural appropriation of marginalised art and voices in South Asia Written by Keerthana Ram14 September 2021