Turkey’s ‘Academics for Peace’ defend their beliefs from prison cells and exileCalling for peace is still considered a crime in TurkeyWritten by Chris Rickleton26 June 2019
Myanmar disables internet access in conflict areas of Rakhine and Chin statesThe Rakhine clashes are underreported by the national mediaWritten by Guest Contributor24 June 2019
Equal and more equal: Separatist Abkhazia's passport policyThe territory's citizenship process appears to discriminate against ethnic minoritiesWritten by OC Media23 June 2019
New documentary explores the roots of Myanmar’s persecution of the Rohingya communityThe filmmaker had to surmount serious logistical challenges to be able to tell this story Written by Mong Palatino22 June 2019
Social media goes blue for SudanThousands turn profiles blue in solidarity with Sudan's uprisingWritten by Amanda Lichtenstein, Pernille Baerendtsen16 June 2019
Sudan’s democratic spring is turning into a long and ugly summerWill Sudan go directly from one Arab winter to another without an intervening Spring?Written by Ethan Zuckerman12 June 2019
In Tanzania, advocates pressure police to investigate ‘teleza’ rapes and robberiesAt least 43 women have come forward with testimoniesWritten by Susie Berya11 June 2019
In Nigeria, tensions rise in Kano Kingdom as king faces finance corruption chargesKing Sanusi II may be suspended pending further investigation Written by Bala Muhammmad Makosa10 June 2019
‘Everything is destroyed': Inside the ruins of Marawi City in the PhilippinesTwo years after the siege, the city lays in ruinsWritten by Karlo Mongaya7 June 2019
As Afghanistan's war rolls on, its mental health toll grows greaterDemand for professional mental health services vastly exceeds supplyWritten by Ezzatullah Mehrdad1 June 2019