‘A day without internet is a day in the dark’: The Gambia's growing digital divideUnstable, expensive internet and frequent outages impedes developmentWritten by Jainaba Sonko31 March 2021
The Gambia’s missed opportunity for digital rights reformActivists hope to overturn many draconian laws that stifle dissentWritten by Alieu Sowe31 March 2021
The price of dissent: Women and political activism in VietnamThere are 21 female activists currently serving a prison sentenceWritten by The 88 Project31 March 2021
The watchtower on the mountain of Dagestan's indigenous languagesAn interview with a Kaitag language digital activist from DagestanWritten by Artyom Malykh28 March 2021
As Jamaica sends a large shipment of rescue dogs to Canada, animal rights activists hope regional attitudes will change'All they need is love without judgement or prejudice'Written by Emma Lewis, Janine Mendes-Franco24 March 2021
Pakistan bans TikTok for the second timeTikTok was banned in Pakistan for 10 days in October 2020Written by R Umaima Ahmed23 March 2021
Biru Terong Initiative: Using the power of video for social change in IndonesiaThe name is inspired by a purple colour ‘worn by powerful women’Written by EngageMedia21 March 2021
Kenya police turn to Twitter PR as the arrest of a blogger goes against public opinionKenya police use anti-cybercrime legislation to silence social media usersWritten by Njeri Wangari19 March 2021
Twitter could be fully blocked in Russia within the next monthTwitter must comply with state's takedown requests to avoid blockingWritten by Tanya Lokot17 March 2021
An interview with a blogger who connects Myanmar and Hong Kong's dream for democracy'The stories behind the images need to be told and explained'Written by Oiwan Lam17 March 2021
How India's new internet regulations will change social media, online news and video streamingTech giants such as Google and Twitter haven't commented on the new rulesWritten by Rohith Jyothish16 March 2021
‘Aurat March’ 2021 presents feminist healthcare manifesto in Pakistan "Calling it a 'Pandemic of Patriarchy,' the protesters demanded the government increase the health budget so that women may get better healthcare."Written by R Umaima Ahmed14 March 2021
In the streets and online, Myanmar's citizens unite in creative opposition to the military juntaMembers of 'Generation-Z' have been the driving force behind the protestsWritten by Global Voices South East Asia13 March 2021
Trinidad & Tobago minister declares ‘safest time for sea turtles’ despite spike in poaching'We need to have rigorous conservation efforts in place'Written by Cari-Bois News11 March 2021
Russian internet regulator Roskomnadzor throttles Twitter loading speedsThis is the first case of traffic throttling in RussiaWritten by Tanya Lokot10 March 2021
‘Pandemic Big Brother': Highlighting impact of COVID-19 restrictions on digital freedoms in Eastern EuropeSurveillance, facial recognition and movement tracking have become commonplace.Written by Tanya Lokot7 March 2021
Virtual exhibit commemorates 1971 ‘Diliman Commune’ protests in The PhilippinesHistoric event gains relevance amid the Duterte government's assaults on freedomsWritten by Karlo Mongaya5 March 2021
Press freedom in Jammu and Kashmir: An interview with journalist Anuradha Bhasin‘Democracy is power of the people, not of those ruling’Written by VideoVolunteers4 March 2021