‘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
Post-Magufuli, will Tanzania review its repressive online content regulations? EPOCA 2020 content regulations are used to undermine digital rightsWritten by GV Sub-Saharan Africa30 March 2021
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe, the favoured FIFA candidate, becomes Africa football bossOther contenders step aside in favour of South Africa’s candidateWritten by Richard Wanjohi29 March 2021
Timeline of the second month of military coup and terror in MyanmarAs coup terror intensifies, ethnic groups vow to protect protesters against military attacksWritten by Global Voices South East Asia28 March 2021
Cancellation of conference on 50th anniversary of the Bangladesh War of Liberation sparks criticism'No country can succeed without introspection, learning from past mistakes & healing'Written by GV South Asia26 March 2021
Transition in Tanzania: From President Magufuli to President HassanTanzanians grapple with the complexity of Magufuli’s death and legacyWritten by Amanda Lichtenstein, Pernille Baerendtsen, Nwachukwu Egbunike24 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
Malaysia’s ‘fake news’ ordinance takes effect amid continuing concern over the COVID-19 state of emergencyPolice granted power to search any electronic device in their investigationsWritten by Mong Palatino22 March 2021
Sierra Leone’s new cybercrime bill could turn a phone into a crime scene The bill grants legal pretext to clamp down on dissent Written by Alhaji Koroma21 March 2021
Jordanians protest a year under a defense law with no gains, as COVID-19 cases spiralOnce praised for handling the pandemic, Jordan's guard rapidly fellWritten by Global Voices MENA, Raya Sharbain19 March 2021
Armenia's PM calls for early elections in June in bid to de-escalate crisisThe president has faced calls to resign since NovemberWritten by RuNet Echo19 March 2021
Protests erupt in Bangladesh after writer arrested under the Digital Security Act dies in prisonAhmed was arrested for criticizing the government's pandemic response on social mediaWritten by Samaya Anjum19 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
In Tajikistan, online critics land behind bars as alleged ‘extremists’Authorities equate critical social media posts with terrorismWritten by Ozoda Nurmakhmadova17 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
Sri Lanka reverses decision to bury COVID-19 victims on remote island after protestsThe islanders said that the burials would have destroyed their landWritten by Rezwan15 March 2021
‘This goes way beyond brutality': Myanmar coup and the military's violent suppression of democracyFebruary became a bloody month as the military and police violently attacked anti-coup protestersWritten by Global Voices South East Asia15 March 2021
How COVID-19 ramped up a simmering hostility between Brazil and ChinaAs Brazil struggled to control the pandemic, finding a culprit became its president's escape narrativeWritten by Giovana Fleck10 March 2021
Scenes from Myanmar’s deadliest week as coup enters second monthCitizen journalists shared what they witnessed during the violent weekWritten by Global Voices South East Asia9 March 2021