Iranian protesters demand justice after deaths in Abadan’s building collapseEyewitnesses say security forces used teargas and gunfire to disperse crowdsWritten by Fred Petrossian29 May 2022
Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders take tentative steps toward peaceArmenian and Azerbaijani leaders met in Brussels on May 22Written by Arzu Geybullayeva25 May 2022
Activists rally for marriage equality in ThailandActivists presented a rewritten version of Constitutional Court's ruling on marriage lawWritten by Prachatai22 May 2022
Myanmar journalists face grave risks at every turnMore than 143 journalists have been arrested since the 2021 coupWritten by Mong Palatino19 May 2022
Amid drought and climate crisis, the Mexican state Querétaro faces possible privatization of its waterPeople in Querétaro want water to be a public good, not privatizedWritten by Elvira HerreraTranslated by Liam Anderson18 May 2022
Covering the economic crisis in Sri Lanka: The cost of pursuing journalismYet Sri Lankan journalists continue to file reportsWritten by Raisa Wickrematunge17 May 2022
India pushes for storage of private data using technology built for anonymityIf personal information is stored, what is the point of using VPN?Written by Subhashish Panigrahi16 May 2022
In Azerbaijan's capital, calls for an end to impunity against activistsRally participants were detained, but later releasedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva14 May 2022
For Russians living abroad and denouncing Ukraine's invasion, a new flag symbolizes opposition to PutinGetting rid of the red color is a an act of rebellionWritten by Filip Noubel13 May 2022
The Philippines: Protests erupt as a former dictator’s son leads the presidential election tallyMarcos is leading, but doubts persist about the credibility of the resultsWritten by Mong Palatino12 May 2022
In Sri Lanka, a people’s uprising for system changeThe real issue now is what is next? Written by GroundViews12 May 2022
Turkey's latest attack on the arts: A provincial governor cancels a long-awaited music festivalThe festival organizers vowed to appeal the governor's decisionWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva11 May 2022
Thugs attacked peaceful protesters, Sri Lanka in turmoil"How can this happen? Police and others (were) just watching this"Written by GroundViews10 May 2022
Angola: Activism in danger in a election yearAngola will hold elections next August.Written by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Dércio Tsandzana9 May 2022
Does Indonesia have a healthy free press? Not according to West PapuaPapuan journalists face routine threats, abuse, and censorship Written by Sydney Allen9 May 2022
Sri Lankan state of emergency condemned locally and internationallyAnother state of emergency with no credible justification providedWritten by GroundViews9 May 2022
Nothing new in the ‘New Kazakhstan’ as attacks on social media freedom continueFighting cyberbullying used as an accuse to reinforce censorshipWritten by Zhar Zardykhan6 May 2022
Could the proposed return of British Virgin Islands to temporary UK rule be a case of pot, meet kettle?'[D]irect rule from the UK is not a panacea for rectifying [issues of corruption]'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco4 May 2022
Thousands of protesters in Armenia demand Prime Minister Pashinyan's resignationOver 200 people were reportedly arrestedWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva3 May 2022
Disappearing playgrounds in Dhaka: Where will the children play?"Open spaces in Dhaka are gradually transforming into concrete dumps"Written by পান্থ রহমান রেজা (Pantha)Translated by Rezwan2 May 2022