A silent march in Uruguay keeps asking: ‘Where are our disappeared loved ones from the dictatorship?’Since 1996, the March of Silence demands truth and justice every MayWritten by Fernanda Canofre31 May 2023
Poet Galal El Beheiry’s poetic protest and the perils of expression in EgyptDesperately struggling for life, imprisoned Egyptian poet initiates water strike.Written by Global Voices MENA30 May 2023
VIDEO: A different kind of bike rideThe ride is raising funds for Rising Voices and the Central California Environmental Justice NetworkWritten by Georgia Popplewell30 May 2023
Russia may ban transgender transitioningExperts and activists on how the life of trans people will change Written by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe, Daria Dergacheva30 May 2023
‘Almost all famous artists have left or will leave [Russia], and those who remain will be blacklisted and banned’Interview with Artemy Troitsky by Russia Post Written by Russia Post, Daria Dergacheva30 May 2023
#FramedinBelarus: An art group makes embroidery depicting the stories of political prisoners Everyone can contribute to the project, make art and support political prisoners Written by Daria Dergacheva30 May 2023
Persecuted Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light minority denied asylum in Europe amidst escalating violenceMinority religious members fear death at home for alleged heresyWritten by Hadil Elkhouly27 May 2023
Interview with the author of “The Fugitive of Gezi Park”Marking the ten-year anniversary of the Gezi Park protestsWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva27 May 2023
In Azerbaijan, violence against LGBTQ+ people continues unabatedArrest of prominent activists renews concerns over alarming anti-LGBTQ+ narrativesWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva27 May 2023
‘Telman was here': the story of an Azerbaijani man searching for a better lifeHe spent most of his life sifting through trashWritten by Abzas Media26 May 2023
Pakistan invokes draconian Army Act to put protestors on trial"Trying civilians in military courts is against international law"Written by Aisha26 May 2023
How the school massacre in Serbia played out on TikTokFollowing the Serbian tragedies, some are calling to ban TikTok in North Macedonia Written by Metamorphosis Foundation25 May 2023
Journalists from Serbian KRIK convicted for criticizing SLAPP suits against newsroomSLAPP lawsuits aim to intimidate or financially exhaust the defendantsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation24 May 2023
What we're aiming to achieve with our fundraising bicycle ride—and the details of the routeThe ride will begin in Bakersfield, California on June 1, and end in Oakland on June 6Written by natematias23 May 2023
‘Post at your own risk': An interview with Indian journalist Srishti Jaswal“My crime is the expression of critical thoughts”Written by Rezwan23 May 2023
Sanctions against violators of women’s rights: A political lens Western sanctions require a transparent framework, accountability, and thoughtful consideration.Written by Stephanie Wild23 May 2023
Taiwan denied access to the World Health Assembly: Interview with Taiwan representative Chen Hsin-HsinTaiwan previously had WHA observer status for eight yearsWritten by Filip Noubel23 May 2023
Teaching Afro-Brazilian history still faces challenges, despite 20 years as lawFor 20 years now, studying African history and culture has been mandatory in Brazilian schoolsWritten by Agência Mural Translated by Liam Anderson23 May 2023
Mapping a different kind of bicycle tourWe'll be riding 500-plus miles, exploring the legacy of the 1966 Farm Workers MarchWritten by natematias23 May 2023
WHO claims to serve all but repeatedly excludes 23 million TaiwaneseCovid diplomacy has connected Taiwan and other nationsWritten by Filip Noubel22 May 2023
Time for reflection on lock-ins, lockdowns, and shutdowns at the Digital Rights Asia-Pacific AssemblyEngageMedia Executive Director Phet Sayo reflects on the upcoming assemblyWritten by EngageMedia21 May 2023