China’s zero-COVID policy sparks rare country-wide protestsThe current bottom up mobilization is the largest since 1989Written by Oiwan Lam28 November 2022
‘I am not returning to this hell’: In the Russian North Caucasus, NGOs help victims of gender and LGBTQ+ violence to escapeTheir immediate help is often a matter of life and deathWritten by Daria Dergacheva28 November 2022
Undertones: Twitter is a double-edged sword for the Global SouthWith Musk's takeover, the blade might get sharper.Written by Civic Media Observatory28 November 2022
Rare street protests across China: Is Xi Jinping's zero-COVID policy turning people against their government?A single voice stating anger publicly started a fireWritten by Filip Noubel27 November 2022
Released foreigners share their prison experiences in MyanmarAround 13,000 political prisoners remain in jailWritten by Mong Palatino27 November 2022
Turkey marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against women with disturbing femicide numbersScores of women are killed in Turkey on regular basisWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva25 November 2022
Will more States of Emergency in Jamaica curtail gang-related crime?'Necessary' and 'appropriate', or 'not a legitimate solution'? Written by Emma Lewis23 November 2022
Fewer people vote in a Nepali election that includes the parties blamed for the deaths of their loved onesThis could give independents the edge in federal and provincial assembliesWritten by Nepali Times23 November 2022
Uyghur performers of electronic music spread awareness about Uyghur identity in EuropeWe want to be respected as artists, not because we are UyghursWritten by Filip Noubel23 November 2022
Iran's creative resistance: From hugs and kisses to tossing turbansIranians vent their rage against the government in creative ways.Written by Fred Petrossian22 November 2022
The European Union welcomed Ukrainian refugees on an unprecedented scale. What's next?It is up to member states to decide what happens afterwardsWritten by Daria Dergacheva21 November 2022
Shallow grave: Putin’s dictatorship is slowly killing Russia's main opposition leader NavalnyRussian opposition leader and political prisoner Alexey Navalny is a shadow of himselfWritten by Daria Dergacheva21 November 2022
‘Handmaid’s Tale’ author Margaret Atwood shuns Russian sanctions, ridicules travel banRussian personal sanctions amount to a travel banWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation21 November 2022
Bangladeshis join the 2022 football World Cup frenzy, but this year it's a little complicatedFans have hoisted country flags on rooftops, held street rallies, painted graffitiWritten by Rezwan21 November 2022
‘The Colorless': A film that captures the possibility of not belonging to ethnic molds in Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe film singles out the story of two girls from mixed marriagesWritten by Balkan Diskurs18 November 2022
33 years ago, the Velvet Revolution started in the streets of PragueParents take children to teach them historical memory Written by Filip Noubel18 November 2022
Thousands mourn the death of West Papua independence activist Filep KarmaHe was called West Papua's Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and Martin Luther KingWritten by Mong Palatino18 November 2022
‘Global South’ countries declare COP27 a case of climate inaction'[A]nything less than a COP that secures L&D funding will be a betrayal...' Written by Dizzanne Billy17 November 2022
El Salvador’s Pegasus spyware case left uninvestigated ten months laterAccess Now and the Citizen Lab confirmed that journalists were targetedWritten by Jose Luis Benitez16 November 2022
‘We were born in a situation of hellish urgency’: How the Russian Feminist Anti-War Resistance Movement worksThere are very few grassroots resistance movements in RussiaWritten by Daria Dergacheva16 November 2022
Defamation lawsuit against Serbian investigative media outlet KRIK sets a dangerous precedentKRIK will contest the verdict in the Appellate CourtWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation16 November 2022