Dalit youth and five of his friends stoned to death in Nepal because of his love for an upper-caste girlDiscrimination is criminalised, but Nepal's caste system is cripplingWritten by Benju Lwagun31 May 2020
Quarantine debates in Zanzibar conjure memories of colonial racial segregationRacial segregation shaped public health policies Written by Jessica Ott29 May 2020
Côte d'Ivoire withdraws from African Court on Human and People's RightsThe withdrawal from the court is a setback to democracy Written by Abdoulaye Bah Translated by Adam Long29 May 2020
Could COVID-19 help push peace forward in Yemen?Online peace talks could expedite a ceasefireWritten by Guest Contributor29 May 2020
Russian doctors’ union launches ‘map of problems’ faced by medics during COVID-19Russia's doctors, paramedics, and ambulance drivers are struggling to be heardWritten by Maxim Edwards28 May 2020
Kremlin expands online voting possibilities amid COVID-19 fearsMoscow takes its latest step towards digitising elections Written by Maxim Edwards27 May 2020
Southern African leaders meet to address urgent security threats in Mozambique'The region must avoid a purely militarized approach'Written by Kudzai Chimhangwa, Dércio Tsandzana26 May 2020
While Pakistan combats COVID-19, a locust swarm is devastating food suppliesThere are warnings of a possible famineWritten by Quratulain Tejani26 May 2020
Will the ‘Self-reliant India’ scheme bring relief to migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic?Package intended for migrant workers left out of previous schemesWritten by Devika Sakhadeo24 May 2020
Burundi voted — but will the political situation change?The election took place amid longstanding security concernsWritten by Liam Anderson22 May 2020
Why Hong Kong isn’t dead yetHong Kong has been really good at protesting, at acting, at being creative and surprisingWritten by Lokman Tsui22 May 2020
Labour, migrant rights under spotlight as Thailand wrestles with COVID-19 impactThe pandemic has laid bare a broken system Written by Prachatai22 May 2020
In Tunisia, women stand on the frontlines of targeted hate speech onlineTargeted attacks take a major toll on victims’ mental healthWritten by Yosr Jouini21 May 2020
Meet the Uzbek activists using apps to connect gay men to HIV testing and careDespite recent reforms, little has changed for LGBTQ+ UzbeksWritten by Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska21 May 2020
Stranded Nepali migrant workers protest to return home, Nepali government drags its feetDuring COVID-19 lockdown in UAE, Nepali migrants strandedWritten by Saprina Panday20 May 2020
In Algeria, online repression targets Amazigh protesters active in Hirak movementThe term 'zouave' is used to tar Amazigh activists Written by Layli Foroudi19 May 2020
How a football team from Cameroon’s conflict-stricken regions defied all odds to win a maiden national trophy'With all those negative factors ... PWD broke all odds.'Written by Ekonde Daniel18 May 2020
A glimpse at Thailand's digital ID through the biometric profiling of Malay MuslimsA digital ID bill was passed in 2019Written by Darika Bamrungchok18 May 2020
Nepali Muslims eye India's growing Islamophobia with fearStruggling against conspiracy theories on and offlineWritten by Saprina Panday, Benju Lwagun18 May 2020
Photo contest asks Rohingya community to document their lives during the COVID-19 pandemicOver 400 images were submitted in the first three weeksWritten by Rezwan16 May 2020
Women journalists in Uganda carry ‘double burden’ with online attacks and harassmentBeing a woman and a journalist is a double threatWritten by Sandra Aceng15 May 2020