Russia’s hybrid book censorship and propagandistic agendaCensorship is unconstitutional, but it is not needed if self-censorship takes its placeWritten by Russia Post30 September 2024
Censorship in the modern worldToday, truth and free expression often come at the cost of social sanctionsWritten by Balkan Diskurs28 September 2024
Alaa Abdel Fattah, a symbol of resistance, must be released on timeFor many in Egypt and elsewhere in the region, Abdel Fattah has become a symbol of resistance against authoritarianismWritten by Walid El Houri27 September 2024
Ghanaians rally online demanding justice for citizens arrested in protests against illegal gold mining'I want to go! 48 Hours, not a lawyer! 48 hours, no food! No water!'Written by Zita Zage27 September 2024
Ex-editor of Hong Kong’s Stand News Chung Pui-kuen jailed for 21 months for sedition in landmark caseThe duo are the first journalists convicted of sedition since HK's 1997 handoverWritten by Hong Kong Free Press27 September 2024
Iran’s new president must address repression of artists, dissidents at UN AssemblyRepressive measures continue to be used against political prisoners after they are releasedWritten by Guest Contributor27 September 2024
GV webinar: The ABCs of digital repression in VenezuelaThe event was co-organized between Global Voices’ Civic Media Observatory and AdvoxWritten by Civic Media Observatory27 September 2024
Ecuador: Two journalists who revealed corruption and drug trafficking forced into exileEcuador has become dangerous for journalists investigating corruption cases at the highest levels of state powerWritten by Gina YauriTranslated by Rowan Glass24 September 2024
Hong Kong Article 23: Three jailed over a seditious T-shirt, bus graffiti, social media posts in six monthsThe three were sentenced between 10 and 14 months in prison over political slogansWritten by Hong Kong Free Press23 September 2024
‘Truth deserves to be seen’: Artists decry film censorship in the PhilippinesThe filmmakers asserted there is nothing subversive in the filmsWritten by Mong Palatino19 September 2024
‘Power belongs to the people’: New wave of protests in Tunisia as elections approachThe protests reflect widespread discontent with the authoritarian repression under President Kais Saied since his 2021 self-coup.Written by Walid El Houri17 September 2024
Samoan journalists balk at planned restrictions during Commonwealth meetingAuthorities said they are merely following existing media guidelinesWritten by Mong Palatino16 September 2024
Hong Kong journalists are under systematic and organized attacksDozens of Hong Kong journalists threatened, intimidated and harassed since JuneWritten by Hong Kong Free Press16 September 2024
How can Moldova unite the country amid Russian pressure?Moldova will hold presidential elections and a referendum on joining the EU on October 20, 2024Written by Guest Contributor, Anastasia Pestova11 September 2024
‘Crisis and revival of the Tatar national movement’: An interview with opposition media editorRuslan Aysin: 'Moscow deliberately suffocated Tatarstan'Written by Ramil Niyazov-Adyljan10 September 2024
Georgian lawmakers inch closer to final approval of anti-LGBTQ+ lawThe anti-LGBT+ bill passes its second reading at the Georgian ParliamentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva7 September 2024
What you need to know about the X (formerly Twitter) situation in BrazilWithout a representative in the country, the platform was suspended following a Brazilian Supreme Court rulingWritten by Global Voices Brazil7 September 2024
The election dance in Azerbaijan: Carousel voting and ballot stuffingThe ruling party kept the majority of its seatsWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva2 September 2024
New Russian-style law censors mentioning LGBTQ+ in the Bulgarian school system‘Cheap populism’ forbidding ‘LGBT propaganda’ for Bulgarian children Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe2 September 2024