Brazil’s courts debate use of billboards in political campaignsBillboards with political propaganda are prohibited in Brazil, expert saysWritten by Luís Gustavo Carmo Translated by Liam Anderson29 September 2022
Undertones: Anti-army hashtags gain rare visibility in PakistanThis is an unprecedented trend on Pakistani TwitterWritten by Civic Media Observatory29 September 2022
Nepal's Citizenship Bill attracts renewed controversyCitizenship has been a long-standing controversial issue in NepalWritten by Benju Lwagun29 September 2022
Iran's most recent protests are unprecedented — here is whyWomen in Iran are leading the change movementWritten by Hamid Yazdan Panah28 September 2022
Cosplay: the pop-culture phenomenon comes back to KathmanduFan conventions give Nepali pop-culture enthusiasts space to express themselvesWritten by Nepali Times23 September 2022
‘We are poorer without her’: Trinbagonian human rights advocate Hazel Brown dies'At a time when women's rights are facing challenges worldwide her voice will be missed’Written by Janine Mendes-Franco23 September 2022
Looking at the GotaGoGama protests as a learning curve for Sri LankaGotaGoGama did not just provide a springboard to oust a presidentWritten by GroundViews22 September 2022
‘It's not drought, it's plundering,’ criminalized activists say of new law in Querétaro, MexicoAccess to water is vital in times of climate emergencyWritten by Elvira Herrera Translated by Laura20 September 2022
Guadeloupe suffers after passage of Tropical Storm FionaThe island was in the direct path of the stormWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco17 September 2022
How did a Nepali ritual altar end up in Berlin?A Nepali filmmaker has tried to trace the craft behind the shrineWritten by Nepali Times16 September 2022
Devastating Pakistan floods put climate change and climate justice under spotlightPakistan's story is also our story — a campaign claimsWritten by Rezwan16 September 2022
“Those people”: comments by French minister spark questions about homophobia in government“We are not ‘those people’, nor are we an option.”Written by Jade Dussart Translated by Jade Dussart15 September 2022
Lawmakers try to bar gender and sexuality education in Brazil, says Human Rights WatchThe organization analyzed bills and laws related to sexuality and gender in schoolsWritten by Giovana Fleck Translated by Edgar Velozo12 September 2022
Solar powered device reduces human-animal conflict in IndiaThe device keeps away wild animals and reduces crop lossWritten by Moushumi Basu10 September 2022
The Caribbean responds to Queen Elizabeth II's complicated legacy'Know your history...what exists was built upon blood and injustice'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco9 September 2022
As Jamaica celebrates her birthday, Google captures cultural icon Miss Lou’s spirit in a Doodle'Miss Lou established our language as a viable means of literary expression'Written by Emma Lewis8 September 2022
Unfreedom Monitor report: ZimbabweAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in ZimbabweWritten by Advox8 September 2022
Bollywood's decline, Hindu nationalism's gain: A trend of fandom exodusMuslim actors are being targeted over their liberal viewsWritten by Shubhangi Heda, Setu Bandh Upadhyay7 September 2022
Creating new, local narratives on climate change in the Bolivian ChacoYoung Indigenous journalists propose more representative coverage on climate changeWritten by Jessica Peñaloza Cladera Translated by Teodora C. Hasegan7 September 2022
Meet Ganesh Birua, a champion who is bringing the indigenous Ho language onlineLearning in another language was a big struggle for himWritten by Rezwan6 September 2022
How can tea workers in Bangladesh survive on a daily wage of less than 2 USD?They are among the lowest paid workers in BangladeshWritten by পান্থ রহমান রেজা (Pantha) Translated by Rezwan5 September 2022