Thailand election debate: Parties share stand on royal defamation lawThe law has been used to detain government criticsWritten by Prachatai30 April 2023
Sudan’s war of two generals: Latest updates The power struggle in Sudan exacerbates the dire humanitarian situationWritten by Egyptian Chronicles28 April 2023
The consequences of online discrimination and authoritarianism for minoritiesVulnerable groups are often targeted more onlineWritten by Valentina Vera-Quiroz28 April 2023
Uzbekistan adopts groundbreaking law to protect women and children from domestic and sexual violenceThe biggest change is the criminalization of domestic violenceWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev28 April 2023
Pro-Beijing politicians urge Hong Kong to scrap the Gay Games 2023Conservatives claim the Games are a national security riskWritten by Oiwan Lam28 April 2023
Hong Kong Labour Day protest called off after organizer's brief disappearanceThe rally organizer suffered from emotional breakdown after disappearing for four hoursWritten by Hong Kong Free Press27 April 2023
‘We may go unnoticed, but people with invisible disabilities exist’No 'X-ray' can show the pain or panic I experienceWritten by Lucía Jiménez PeñuelaTranslated by Laura27 April 2023
Pakistan's war on journalism: Abduction and arrest of prominent journalistsThe situation for journalists in Pakistan has been steadily decliningWritten by Ramna Saeed26 April 2023
Why are oil workers protesting in Kazakhstan?Market trends, trade union suppression, and dwindling tenders fuel protestsWritten by Vlast.kz25 April 2023
Reflections from the Iranian diaspora: Rage against the ‘Iran Lobby’ Part 2Unveiling the Iran Lobby: Evidence of Links with Iranian RegimeWritten by Hamid Yazdan Panah25 April 2023
At home, in a presidential palace, and a mosque: Where Central Asian presidents hosted iftar in 2023Presidential iftars are rarely about the religious ceremonyWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev25 April 2023
Tunisia’s dependence on its Algerian brother: the reign of the counter-revolution axisTunisia revives pre-revolution order with Algeria's assistance, undermining democracyWritten by Saoussen Ben Cheikh20 April 2023
May 14 elections are an existential battle for many of Turkey's female votersThe AKP leadership's backslide on women's rights has not gone unnoticedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva20 April 2023
Musicians receive draconian prison sentences for setting fire to military draft office in RussiaThere is generational divide in musicians who oppose and support the warWritten by Daria Dergacheva20 April 2023
Why tech companies can no longer ignore their role in shaping politics and societyThe impact of technology on politics cannot be ignored anymoreWritten by Olga Solovyeva19 April 2023
Brazil's ex-vice president admitted the need to fight illegal mining in Yanomami territory, but failed to actHamilton Mourão, now a senator, was the president of the National Council of the Legal AmazonWritten by Pública - Agência de jornalismo investigativoTranslated by Liam Anderson18 April 2023
Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terrorism law aims to curb civil protestsThe proposed law is a "serious threat to democracy" Written by Rezwan17 April 2023
‘History of love in the country of hatred': influencers detained in Russia for LGBTQ+ ‘propaganda’One of the bloggers is a Chinese citizen facing deportationWritten by Daria Dergacheva12 April 2023
New study finds internet censorship in Turkmenistan reaches over 122,000 domainsBlanket type censorship results in massive collateral damageWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev12 April 2023
How internet shutdowns in Myanmar have been endangering lives and affecting humanitarian work since the coupInternet disruptions severely affect the lives of manyWritten by Advox11 April 2023
In Azerbaijan, residents pay a heavy price to have access to waterThe country's water shortage problem is far from being resolvedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva10 April 2023