Argentina closes 2020 with historic Senate vote legalizing abortion'There are no words, only shared feelings'Written by Romina NavarroTranslated by Jazz Dottin31 December 2020
2020 round-up: COVID-19 in South AsiaOur coverage from South Asian countriesWritten by Rezwan31 December 2020
Calls for freedom of expression in Cuba after members of artist collective evicted during peaceful protestHavana protesters in solidarity with the San Isidro Movement Written by Abel GonzalezTranslated by Melissa Vida31 December 2020
Christmas in the Philippines in the time of Duterte and COVID-19Pandemic restrictions changed how Christmas was celebrated in the Catholic-majority countryWritten by Karlo Mongaya31 December 2020
In Belarus, Lukashenka's rule endures 2020 — can it survive 2021?The regime in Minsk has run out of carrots, and has only sticks left.Written by Maxim Edwards30 December 2020
COVID Christmas: Was it truly like no other?COVID was almost universal, but in poor nations human violence continued as usualWritten by Ian Inkster30 December 2020
Rwandan governance during the pandemic: A time for introspectionRwanda's reluctance to tolerate criticism undermines its governance model Written by Louis Gitinywa29 December 2020
Shooting of mother and son highlights institutionalized police violence in the PhilippinesBrutal shooting by police officer caught on cameraWritten by Karlo Mongaya28 December 2020
2020 round-up: How the tragedy of COVID-19 became a success story for the China modelCritical voices have given way to positive narrativesWritten by Oiwan Lam28 December 2020
From COVID-19 to Caribbean literature, this is what the region looked like in 2020A recap of some our most engaging stories Written by Janine Mendes-Franco25 December 2020
European NGO uncovers 15-year Indian disinformation campaignReport reveals a campaign to discredit Pakistan internationallyWritten by Annam Lodhi, Subhashish Panigrahi24 December 2020
COVID-19 infects Japan's ‘kanji of the year’密 (mitsu), in some cases, means 'close, crowded or confined'Written by Nevin Thompson22 December 2020
Uruguay’s new government is prioritising security, but is it at the cost of free speech?A new law marks a turning point in Uruguayan politicsWritten by Juan Manuel MontoroTranslated by Emma Dewick21 December 2020
‘Stop silencing MENA critical voices,’ say activists in open letter to Twitter and FacebookHuman rights defenders denounce censorship by social media platformsWritten by Dahlia Kholaif20 December 2020
China’s imposition of electricity restrictions this winter gets a chilly receptionGovernments have to meet carbon emission quota by end of 2020Written by Oiwan Lam20 December 2020
Ecuador's transgender communities organize first-ever National Trans MarchIt is day of remembrance and a call for transgender rightsWritten by Carlos E. FloresTranslated by Anthony Sutterman19 December 2020
Extension of Temporary Protection Status provides a moment of relief for Salvadoran immigrants in the USDuring the pandemic, economic concerns compound immigration status uncertainty Written by Eddie Galdamez19 December 2020
How global tech companies enable the Belarusian regime — and the Belarusian revolutionCan anything be done against companies whose tools facilitate repression?Written by Maryia Sadouskaya-Komlach15 December 2020
Citing tweets and op-eds, Hong Kong police charges media tycoon Jimmy Lai with foreign collusionHe could face life in prisonWritten by The Stand News15 December 2020
What the international press did not understand about the demonstrations in PeruWhat happened in Peru was not 'just another emergency'Written by Carla RamosTranslated by Anthony Sutterman14 December 2020
‘It’s not just a joke!’ Nigerian comedians unite against rape culture'Jokes that normalise sexual violence are unacceptable. Call it out!'Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike14 December 2020