Why gender dissent and queer sci-fi can challenge surveillance: An interview with artist Shu Lea CheangIn primeval times, gender fluidity was common Written by Filip Noubel29 June 2022
What the world needs now: A new deal in a reformed global economic systemThings change when we take a world — rather than Western — viewWritten by Ian Inkster29 June 2022
Hong Kong paints the city red for the 25th anniversary of its handover to ChinaIncoming Chief Executive John Lee will be inaugurated during the celebrationWritten by Oiwan Lam29 June 2022
Filming for the rights of the Papuan people and landAn interview with filmmaker Irene Yuliana FatagurWritten by WITNESS27 June 2022
Malaysian lawyers behind ‘walk for judicial independence’ facing police probePolice blocked a group of 500 lawyers from marching near the ParliamentWritten by Mong Palatino26 June 2022
Memes, mourning and metaphors as Hong Kong's iconic Jumbo Floating Restaurant sinks in South China SeaSome suggested Jumbo’s fate was a metaphor for Hong Kong’s futureWritten by Hong Kong Free Press24 June 2022
Decoding Chinese online lexicon: How Jade came to represent the Chinese President Xi JinpingThe Chinese president's surname is embedded in the Chinese charactersWritten by Oiwan Lam22 June 2022
The battle of crypto dreams in Myanmar Both the dictatorship and the government in exile turn to cryptoWritten by Bradley21 June 2022
Women refugee claimants are disenfranchised by gender-blind screening in Hong KongHK approves less than 1 percent of refugee claimsWritten by Roxanne Li20 June 2022
Pacific groups celebrate Ocean Week by opposing deep sea miningOcean protectors urged 'Stop Ocean Crime, Ban Deep Sea Mining'Written by Mong Palatino20 June 2022
Meet the team behind the Bangkok Pride ParadeThe first Pride Parade in over 15 years drew around 10,000 participantsWritten by Prachatai20 June 2022
China's wavering position on Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens its legacy at home and abroadChina's ambiguous position on the Russian invasion prolongs the warWritten by Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe15 June 2022
An ice cream treat exposes the paradoxical nature of June 4th censorship in ChinaThe tank-shaped ice cream reminded authorities of the Tiananmen crackdownWritten by Oiwan Lam14 June 2022
How Artificial Intelligence could influence Zimbabwe’s 2023 electionsZimbabwe's use of Chinese biometric voter registration will affect election credibilityWritten by Kudzai Chimhangwa13 June 2022
Please don't call the Myanmar military ‘Tatmadaw’How should international reporters refer to the military in Myanmar?Written by The Irrawaddy13 June 2022
Timor-Leste journalists challenge restrictions and assert their right to question China’s foreign ministerPressured by media workers, Chinese officials relented and allowed local journalists to raise "impromptu questions"Written by Mong Palatino12 June 2022
Kenya's controversial Expressway speeds past budget while displacing thousandsHigh tolls keep most Kenyans from using the new roadWritten by Njeri Wangari, Richard Wanjohi7 June 2022
Tiananmen Massacre vigils are banned in Hong Kong, though memorials persist across the worldVigils in HK are banned, but candlelight commemorations have spreadWritten by Oiwan Lam5 June 2022
Decolonizing data to tackle digital authoritarianismState control of data is a path to oppression and repressionWritten by Reyhan Topal2 June 2022
The Economist draws fire after criticizing independent media in Myanmar“The Economist is at risk of believing the Burmese military's propaganda”Written by Mong Palatino1 June 2022
Chinese nationalists scapegoat feminists and LGBTQ+ people for the declining birth rateChinese nationalists call for ideological campaign to boost fertilityWritten by Oiwan Lam1 June 2022