Myanmar illustrators unite to distribute protest art for free'Art is our weapon'Written by The Stand News27 February 2021
Bloggers, journalists and creatives in the crosshairs of the Belarusian stateBelarusians face lengthy prison sentences for vlogs and news reportingWritten by Tanya Lokot24 February 2021
Myanmar’s ‘civil disobedience movement’ has produced many inventive ways of protestingEven picking up onions and tying shoelaces have become anti-coup activitiesWritten by Global Voices South East Asia24 February 2021
Transgender people in El Salvador are defending their right to voteLGBTQI people are giving sensitivity training to polling station staffWritten by Carlos Lara Translated by Emma Dewick24 February 2021
Beijing official signals changes to Hong Kong's electoral systemIt seems Beijing aims to block 'anti-China' candidates from contesting electionsWritten by Hong Kong Free Press23 February 2021
Trinidad & Tobago's problem with gender-based violenceCitizens want change but how will it actually be implemented?Written by Jada Steuart, Janine Mendes-Franco23 February 2021
Are Istanbul's Boğaziçi University protests an expression of exceptionalism? For academic freedoms to survive in Turkey, more voices are neededWritten by Sinan Ciddi23 February 2021
Greece #metoo: Rape accusations against prominent actor and National Theater director finally lead to arrestNetizens are infuriated at the perceived cover-up of the caseWritten by Veroniki Bacharidi-Krikoni22 February 2021
Despite claims of authoritarianism, President Bukele's popularity continues to be strong in El SalvadorWhy is this president so popular?Written by Eddie Galdamez22 February 2021
Algeria releases dozens of pro-democracy prisoners ahead of Hirak anniversaryRenewed calls for mass protests to mark Hirak's second anniversary Written by Dahlia Kholaif, Reda Harbi22 February 2021
Myanmar citizens continue strong opposition to military junta with ‘22222’ general strikeThe strike mobilized the biggest nationwide protest since the February 1 coupWritten by Mong Palatino22 February 2021
Facebook draws furious response for blocking news stories in AustraliaTech giant on collision course over media code of conductWritten by Kevin Rennie20 February 2021
Algerian activist Rachid Nekkaz's failing health raises calls for his releaseNekkaz is held in an isolated prison, 670 km from AlgeirsWritten by رضا حربي Translated by Dahlia Kholaif19 February 2021
Research firm uncovers a pro-Huawei influence campaignThe fake telecom experts on Twitter had AI-generated facesWritten by The Stand News, Neris Jonathan18 February 2021
Flights carrying ‘seafood’ between China and Myanmar fuel speculation about Beijing's support for the military coupActivists are concerned about possible Chinese involvement in a proposed Cybersecurity BillWritten by Oiwan Lam18 February 2021
Angolans furious after protesters killed in rally by self-determination movementThe movement demands autonomy for the eastern half of AngolaWritten by Simão Hossi Translated by Dércio Tsandzana17 February 2021
Capturing the mood on both sides of the Ukraine-Russia conflict in DonbasNew survey finds trust levels low and the future uncertainWritten by John O’Loughlin, Gerard Toal, Gwendolyn Sasse, Kristin Bakke17 February 2021
Arrest of Indian climate activist Disha Ravi over protest ‘toolkit’ draws backlash'Editing a Google Doc in support of farmers is an act of sedition in this country now'Written by GV South Asia16 February 2021
Galindo: COVID-19 unearths ghosts of Spain’s ‘dirty war’The death of a former General convicted for murder divides SpainWritten by Koldo Casla16 February 2021
President Jovenel Moïse always seems to land on his feet, but what about Haiti?The opposition says his five-year term ended on February 7, 2021Written by Joseph W. Alliance15 February 2021
Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouthi's death mourned by manyOf love, life, displacement and Palestine, his words touched millionsWritten by Dahlia Kholaif15 February 2021