Hong Kong authorities warn of 5-year prison term for attending Tiananmen Massacre vigilJune 4 vigil in Victoria Park banned for the second yearWritten by Oiwan Lam30 May 2021
Why Huawei was almost excluded from the 5G race in Brazil'How can they [Huawei] be trusted if there is Chinese interference?'Written by Giovana Fleck28 May 2021
7 ways Beijing reduced democratic representation in Hong Kong’s electionsThe new election system ensures only 'patriots' hold power to govern HKWritten by Hong Kong Free Press28 May 2021
Greeks wage a court battle against Chinese-funded port that may poison the environmentExpansion of the Piraeus port will create a 'subaquatic toxic landfill'Written by Andreas Bloom27 May 2021
A new COVID-19 wave overwhelms pandemic-conscious TaiwanLoopholes in the Taiwanese medical system are thwarting control measuresWritten by Global Voices East Asia25 May 2021
Resistance, rebellion, and rage: Japan's opposition to the Tokyo Olympics'No vaccine. No medicine. Are you asking us to fight with bamboo spears?'Written by Nevin Thompson22 May 2021
Netflix’s new series on Yasuke, the African samurai, is a new dawn for Black characters in animationSeries has re-ignited an interest in the history of the real Yasuke beyond the legendary popular culture icon Written by Njeri Wangari21 May 2021
Hong Kong to toughen up privacy law against doxxingDoxxing has become a widespread practice of both anti and pro-government protestersWritten by Oiwan Lam20 May 2021
Environmental activists convicted in Cambodia for planning ‘one-woman walk’The group was opposing the filling in of a natural lake in Cambodia's capitalWritten by Mong Palatino16 May 2021
The different faces of gender equality in Vietnam politicsTreatment of women activists contradicts claim of supporting gender equalityWritten by The 88 Project15 May 2021
Hong Kong's public broadcaster is on its way to become a government mouthpieceShows are being censored, journalists are being fired, and even social media posts are being deletedWritten by Oiwan Lam14 May 2021
Using Clubhouse to counter Beijing-imposed amnesia: An interview with Ai WeiweiChinese artist Ai Weiwei uses Clubhouse to pay tribute to young earthquake victimsWritten by Filip Noubel11 May 2021
Inside Myanmar: Testimonies of survival and resistanceFour residents shared their experiences after February's military coupWritten by Global Voices South East Asia8 May 2021
Hong Kong activists sentenced to jail for commemorating Tiananmen Square Massacre in 2020Among thousands of participants, the police singles out 26 activists for arrest and prosecutionWritten by Oiwan Lam7 May 2021
Two Malaysian artists face police probe for online commentary and artworkGroups call for repealing laws used to stifle free expressionWritten by Mong Palatino6 May 2021
Women leaders discuss campaign for digital rights in ThailandSix women respond to: How to advance Thailand's digital rights?Written by EngageMedia5 May 2021
Community pantries inspire hope amid pandemic and economic crisis in the PhilippinesCommunity pantry organizers faced scrutiny and harassment from authoritiesWritten by Karlo Mongaya5 May 2021
Taiwan, ‘the most dangerous place on Earth'? Not according to Taiwanese.The Economist's cover story has elicited a lot of criticism on Taiwanese TwitterWritten by Oiwan Lam4 May 2021
China pledges to improve conditions of delivery workers. Arrest of a labor activist suggests otherwise.Chen Guajiang, a delivery worker and organizer, is facing 5 years in prison for 'picking quarrels'Written by Oiwan Lam1 May 2021