Why women’s rights and digital rights go hand-in-hand on Namibian TwitterActivists wage a fight for abortion rights on Twitter Written by Lisa Ossenbrink25 August 2020
Devastated hilltop in Myanmar’s jade mining region remains home for scores of families despite dangerLast month's landslide tragedy killed almost 200 local prospectorsWritten by The Irrawaddy21 August 2020
Is India's digital ID system, Aadhaar, a tech solution for a socio-economic problem?ID systems should allow for social inclusion and human rights Written by Subhashish Panigrahi16 August 2020
Kenyan families suffer spillover effects from school closuresKenya's 'out-of-school learning' curricula requires digital access that many lackWritten by Bonface Witaba11 August 2020
In Pakistan, a man accused of blasphemy was shot dead in a courtroom. His killer was hailed as a hero.Extrajudicial killings of people accused of blasphemy aren't uncommon in PakistanWritten by R Umaima Ahmed8 August 2020
‘Wiki Loves Africa’ 2020 features images of a continent on the moveThe annual contest diversifies Africa-relevant media on WikimediaWritten by Amanda Lichtenstein7 August 2020
Calls, SMS, and radio: How pre-internet tech helps low-income children's schooling in India's lockdown'It’s like Zoom, minus the video and the interaction'Written by Rezwan7 August 2020
Can Sudan's new government solve the annual mass flooding crisis?Nafeer, a youth-led initiative, aims to create a crisis planWritten by Khattab Hamad6 August 2020
In the age of misinformation, who holds the power to categorize the ‘truth'? US-based companies categorize information through biased lenses Written by Mohamed Suliman6 August 2020