France accuses Russia of cyberattacks on public services, private companies, and media outletsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation5 days ago
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In Taiwan, Atayal language digital activist Pasang Teru: ’Small, consistent efforts will lead to change‘Written by Yanne CTranslated by Yanne C., Brian Hioe2 weeks ago
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Hong Kong police inadvertently promote a Taiwanese online game with a warning against ‘secessionist’ contentReversed Front said the game was the most downloaded app on Hong Kong’s App Store before its removalWritten by Hong Kong Free Press12 June 2025
Creative writing in Kaqchikel with children: Cecilia Ixmukane's project in GuatemalaCecilia Ixmukane works with children and youth in Sololá, Guatemala, so they can write and share their literary creations in KaqchikelWritten by María Alvarez Malvido, Cecilia Ixmucané Xiníco QuinoTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan10 June 2025
China’s warning against cross-border marriage scams reveals the pitfalls of human traffickingCrimes related to cross-border marriage scams usually involve human trafficking and sexual exploitationWritten by Rezwan, Oiwan Lam6 June 2025
The story of Maria da Penha, the woman whose name was given to Brazil's domestic violence lawA survivor of domestic violence, Penha's name became synonymous with protection for women following the enactment of the law in 2006Written by Fernanda Canofre3 June 2025
Why Bashkir band Ay Yola and their hit ‘Homay’ didn't sit well with some BashkirsThe song has sparked intense debate about national pride and identityWritten by Guest Contributor1 June 2025
Bridging the gap between oral tradition and technology: Sebastián Epiyeu's workshop for young Wayuunaiki creators in Colombia'I seek to build bridges between the Wayuu oral tradition and new technologies'Written by María Alvarez Malvido, Sebastián EpiyeuTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan31 May 2025
A living, multimedia dictionary in the Nam Trik language: Lucy Tunubalá's project in ColombiaFinding a place for the Misak language in the digital worldWritten by María Alvarez Malvido, Lucy Elena Tunubalá TombéTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan29 May 2025
Internet in Mam: Sabq'ech Pérez's commitment to revitalizing the language in Guatemala‘I hope our languages will endure over time,’ says Mayan Mam YouTuberWritten by María Alvarez Malvido, Saqb’ech PérezTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan27 May 2025
Artist celebrates 120 years of Aromanian National Day by publishing 120 portraits of eminent AromaniansThe Aromanians are an indispensable part of Europe.Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe26 May 2025
A push for constitutional reform in Trinidad & Tobago as overturned ‘buggery law’ ruling heads for the Privy CouncilColonial-era laws have questionable place in any modern democracy [yet] remain fossilised in our statute books’Written by Janine Mendes-Franco26 May 2025
South Korean youth are continuing to pursue social justice after the president’s impeachmentYoung people joined forces with various social activists and civil society groups during pro-impeachment movementWritten by Yewon Kang25 May 2025
The pipeline and the protest: Patience Nabukalu and the youth-led fight for climate justice in East AfricaPatience's story is part of a broader generational shift toward climate actionWritten by Guest Contributor22 May 2025
How Russian opposition media continue broadcasting from abroadEven now, tens of millions of people inside Russia receive information from independent media — and that still has real influence.Written by Daria Dergacheva19 May 2025
Tobago's coral reefs brace for ‘imminent threat’Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease is ‘wreaking havoc on coral reefs in the Caribbean’Written by Janine Mendes-Franco13 May 2025
Digital erasure: How social media platforms are silencing Palestinians in 2024A new report shows how Palestinian voices are being silenced online just as global attention is most needed to document war crimes.Written by Walid El Houri12 May 2025
Digital censorship and political repression: The blocking of the X account of Istanbul's jailed mayorThe authorities cited a tweet from Ekrem İmamoğlu’s account, which they claimed could incite criminal activityWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva9 May 2025