Global Voices · Citizen media stories about Protest from June 2006

Protest · June, 2006
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Stories about Protest from June, 2006

30 June 2006

Immigration, Exile and Motherland!

Written by Fred Petrossian · Middle East & North Africa

Since the 1979 revolution millions of Iranian for various reasons have left Iran and started a new life somewhere else on this planet. Several university educated bloggers share their reasons...

China: Those left behind

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · East Asia

29 June 2006

28 June 2006

Armenia: Vigil Photos

Written by Nathan Hamm · Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus

Mongolia: Resumed Protests

Written by Nathan Hamm · Quick Reads · Central Asia & Caucasus

Albania: “Cellphones Can Seriously Damage Your Pocket”

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

China: Media bill resisted

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · East Asia

Written by Georgia Popplewell · Quick Reads · Latin America

China: When cops tail you

Written by John Kennedy · Quick Reads · East Asia

Suriname, Guyana: Khan's mother protests

Written by Georgia Popplewell · Quick Reads · Caribbean

Trinidad & Tobago: Anti-smelter lobby gets interesting offer

Written by Georgia Popplewell · Quick Reads · Caribbean

27 June 2006

Reporters Without Borders: How They Protect Bloggers & How You Can Help

Written by Mary Joyce · Digital Activism

Last month, Global Voices launched its Help These Bloggers page, signaling the organization's entry into blogger advocacy. (Find out how to add our advocacy badge to your website here.) Although...

Ukraine: Party of the Regions vs the Coalition

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

26 June 2006

Poland: Hungary In 1956 Vs Iraq Now

Written by Veronica Khokhlova · Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe

25 June 2006

Latest in French-Speaking African and Indian Ocean Blogs

Written by Alice Backer · Sub-Saharan Africa

PAN-AFRICAN Homosexuality in Africa Not a Myth France-based Togolese blogger Kangni Alem reflects on a homophobic movement in Cameroon that sees homosexuality as a suspect new “religion” and concludes: Evidence...

Iran: Death of Intellectualism

Written by Fred Petrossian · Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa

Syrian Blogsphere in a Week

Written by Yazan Badran · Middle East & North Africa

To start off with a rather hot topic, it's politics, with Ammar Abdulhamid asking THE question… How Secure Is the Assads Regime, Really? To many observers of Syrian affairs, especially...