Exiled Iranian crown prince awarded US LGBTQ+ award for speaking up for Iran's queer communityHomosexuality is illegal in Iran and can be punished deathWritten by Filip Noubel27 November 2023
Tatar language activist who identifies as queer: ‘Under the influence of the modern Russian state, Central Asian politicians are trying to implement similar anti-gay policies’Tatar queer language activist talks about Kazakhstan and Russia challengesWritten by Elmira Lyapina17 November 2023
Undoing colonialism in gender diversity discourse in the PhilippinesQueer culture has a troubled relationship with passingWritten by Filip Noubel15 November 2023
In Gabon, music is a tool for visibility both inside and outside the countryThe current President's mother is a famous singer tooWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long4 November 2023
At a crucial time for global crises, X (formerly Twitter) dilutes its violent speech policyChanges in policies were made in October 2023Written by Daria Dergacheva3 November 2023
Casual racism in Russia's everyday life: ‘Even though you are Buryat, you are still one of us’Buryats have to deal with a number of offensive stereotypesWritten by Baikal People Journal, Anastasia Pestova2 November 2023
Yelena Trifonova: ‘In Siberia, calling someone “Muscovite” is almost an insult’Publisher of independent regional opposition media Baikal People spoke with Global VoicesWritten by Daria Dergacheva, Baikal People Journal2 November 2023
Translation as a voyage of discovery in the literal sense: Story of an adventure in Tibetan landsTsering Woeser: "the language in which I write has nothing to do with this language."Written by Filip Noubel Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet1 November 2023