With Ukraine's Kyiv Post shut down, journalists launch new independent media outletFormer KyivPost journalists claim owner Kivan infringed on editorial independenceWritten by Tanya Lokot30 November 2021
In Azerbaijan, bullying in schools is still a problemAzerbaijan does not have anti-bullying legislation in place. Written by Arzu Geybullayeva29 November 2021
Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan tighten the screws on media freedomBans, spying, and censorship have become daily obstacles to journalismWritten by Paolo Sorbello29 November 2021
An interview with media scholar Rose Luqiu about WeChat and techno-nationalismHer research explains Chinese diaspora's unwavering loyalty to WeChat Written by Oiwan Lam29 November 2021
Cambodian rapper vows to continue writing critical songs after a year in jail for incitementAuthorities said his lyrics might incite people to commit crimesWritten by Mong Palatino28 November 2021
France complicit in heinous crimes committed by Egyptian state, website revealsFrance provided technology, information and manpower to monitor and kill civiliansWritten by Global Voices MENA28 November 2021
Press freedom and the Indian judiciaryIndian courts have protected press freedom over the years Written by Unbias The News26 November 2021
Myanmar rappers express rage and resistance against the military regimeRappers have banded together to produce an anti-junta music albumWritten by Mong Palatino26 November 2021
Undertones: Nicaragua's “sham” elections have cold shower effect on mediaThe Nicaraguan government aims to control the narrative.Written by Civic Media Observatory24 November 2021
The ignored, unwanted, and unforgivenVictory Day is an attempt to capture and redeploy the public mood of wartime.Written by OC Media23 November 2021
Chinese tennis star reappears after #WhereisPengShuai campaign sparked global outcryBut it does not mean that she is freeWritten by Oiwan Lam23 November 2021
Ukraine marks anniversary of Euromaidan protest on Day of Dignity and FreedomRelive Global Voices' coverage of the Revolution of DignityWritten by Tanya Lokot21 November 2021
Legislating repression: Libya’s new cybercrime lawMany Libyans see the new laws as violating their rightsWritten by SMEX20 November 2021
Empty Chair Day highlights plight of imprisoned Ukrainian journalistsUkrainian journalist Stanislav Aseyev spoke at the eventWritten by Tanya Lokot18 November 2021
Democratization in South Korea and the legacy of the Gwangju UprisingA look into South Korea's democratic transition and political historyWritten by Juke Carolina15 November 2021
More voices call for the release of Zhang Zhan, a citizen journalist who could die in a mainland Chinese prisonZhang's brother fears that she may not survive the winter Written by Oiwan Lam12 November 2021
In Turkey, 30 people face investigation over social media posts that ‘insulted the president’The users are accused of insulting the presidentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva9 November 2021
Belarus authorities block access to more independent media added to extremist listMedia crackdown in Belarus now targeting foreign outlets and readersWritten by Tanya Lokot5 November 2021
How Burhan's coup could halt Sudan's return to the international communityOn October 25, General Burhan led a military coup in SudanWritten by Khattab Hamad4 November 2021
The Zhang Gaoli sexual assault scandal: Political power struggle or #Metoo?An unverified exposé accuses retired CCP leader of sexual assaultWritten by Oiwan Lam4 November 2021
Turkey: new report highlights the extent of censorship onlineThe 120 page document details cases of blocked online content in 2020Written by Arzu Geybullayeva3 November 2021