The shards of memory and Trinidad & Tobago's attempted coupThirty-two years later, do we have a clear picture? Written by Janine Mendes-Franco31 July 2022
Indonesia blocks Yahoo, Paypal, and gaming websites over new licensing rules#ProtesNetizen (protest netizens) and #BlokirKominfo (block Kominfo) trended on TwitterWritten by Mong Palatino31 July 2022
Curbing noise pollution in Trinidad & Tobago: Whose job is it, anyway?The Environmental Management Authority says it is limited by legislationWritten by Zico Cozier, Janine Mendes-Franco29 July 2022
Sri Lanka: The evolution of the Gotagogama protest site and its periphery, in photosOne photographer's perspective on the mass protests in Sri Lanka's capitalWritten by GroundViews27 July 2022
Digital authoritarianism in Bangladesh: Weaponising a draconian law to silence dissent in the pandemic eraThe Digital Security Act was used to punish dissenting voicesWritten by EngageMedia25 July 2022
In Azerbaijan, a war veteran's suicide sparks public outcryJafarov, 35, was a decorated second Karabakh war veteran.Written by Arzu Geybullayeva20 July 2022
In Georgia, leaked recordings suggest the state is surveilling newsroomsThe surveillance deployed by the state is not newWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva20 July 2022
A Bosnian perspective on the US fight for reproductive rightsAn estimated 2,000–4,000 children were born of rape during the Bosnian WarWritten by Balkan Diskurs20 July 2022
What happened to Hong Kong protesters three years after the 2019 crackdowns?Over 10,000 protestors were arrestedWritten by Hong Kong Free Press19 July 2022
A Chinese office platform confirms that users’ files on its cloud server are subject to censorshipWhat if you were blocked from accessing important documents from your cloud drive?Written by Oiwan Lam18 July 2022
Eight Trinidad & Tobago Police Service officers detained in connection with fatal shooting incident'The black young men of East Port of Spain are treated as though they have no value'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco17 July 2022
Armenia's Prosecutor General wants to monitor internet contentCritics of the proposal say it will curb media freedomWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva14 July 2022
Antigua & Barbuda is the latest Caribbean country where ‘anti-buggery’ laws have been deemed ‘unconstitutional’Activists hope other regional territories will repeal similar lawsWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco13 July 2022
Turkey clashes with the top European human rights courtKavala was sentenced to life in prison on April 25, 2022Written by Arzu Geybullayeva13 July 2022
In Turkey death of a doctor renews old grievances about violence against healthcare workersA doctor's death sparks a two-day strike by healthcare workersWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva8 July 2022
China: Possible police database breach exposes at least 1 billion citizens’ personal dataIt could be the biggest data leak in historyWritten by Oiwan Lam6 July 2022
Trinidad's capital blocked by protests over police killings'Stop the police killing!'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco5 July 2022
Indian police use old tweets as cause to arrest Muslim journalist known for debunking fake newsZubair often tweets videos highlighting rising Hindu extremism in IndiaWritten by Vishal Yashoda Manve4 July 2022
Turkey blocks access to two news websitesA local court ruled in favor of the access banWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva1 July 2022