The consequences of online discrimination and authoritarianism for minoritiesVulnerable groups are often targeted more onlineWritten by Valentina Vera-Quiroz28 April 2023
What is red-tagging and why it is dangerous in the Philippines?Labeling individuals as "communist" leads to harassment and sometimes deathWritten by Advox27 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
‘The internet is full of good intentions’: an interview with Ethan Zuckerman, part twoCommunity-driven approaches are key to a better futureWritten by Juke Carolina21 April 2023
‘Harnessing the internet to create unprecedented global connection’: an interview with Ethan ZuckermanGlobal Voices amplifies voices from all over the worldWritten by Juke Carolina21 April 2023
Burundi’s plastic bottle recycling still has some way to goPublic trash cans are practically non-existent in BurundiWritten by Ibihé Translated by Laura20 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
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
Russia, Ukraine, and the reemergence of demonstrative political murdersThe Kremlin suddenly discovered influential opposition in its political rearWritten by Yulia Abibok14 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
‘A great day to be a journalist in Fiji’ as Parliament repeals ‘draconian’ media lawMedia freedom has declined since the 2006 coupWritten by Mong Palatino9 April 2023
The ‘New Uzbekistan’ budget battle: Democracy in action or a flawed system?Participatory budgeting is teaching lessons about the power of votingWritten by Mukhammadsodik Donaev6 April 2023
In Turkey, will one man continue to rule them all? The May 14th elections hold the answerThe future of Turkey and its citizens is at stakeWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva6 April 2023
Environmental investigative journalism makes headway in Côte d'Ivoire: An interview with Ismael AngohThe work of environmental investigative journalists is essentialWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura5 April 2023
The Myanmar junta’s war against FacebookCivilians and journalists in Myanmar have been arrested and imprisoned for Facebook postsWritten by Advox5 April 2023
A murder victim, rape survivor, and porn star: Hong Kong's media biases highlight misogynist social undercurrentsVictims or protagonists, the media's focus on women is always sexualizedWritten by Hong Kong Free Press5 April 2023
Mozambique: death of rapper and activist mobilise protest and police violenceAzagaia was critical of injustices in MozambiqueWritten by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Dércio Tsandzana4 April 2023
Undertones: ‘Ukrainians have developed their own vocabulary about the war,’ Ukrainian scholar saysUkrainian media went through a 'tectonic shift'Written by Civic Media Observatory4 April 2023
Pakistan's recent Wikipedia ban sparks controversy over blasphemy laws and freedom of speechThe ban is “disproportionate, unconstitutional, and quite ridiculous”Written by Ramna Saeed4 April 2023
Burkinabe music reflects the country’s openness to globalisationZouk, coupé-décalé, and slam are all part of the musical landscapeWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet3 April 2023