As part of Global Voices’ September Spotlight, “Protest in Democracy,” members of our community will be sharing examples of ...
Beijing is carrying an older geography of extraction into the AI era, turning Uyghur land, energy and labour into computing ...
In central Sahel's countries military juntas claim to restore popular sovereignty. Political parties are dissolved in all ...
In this month's edition, we dive deep into a narrative used by leaders in the United States and other countries to ...
Since the 1950s, Europe’s democratic and human rights system has developed through the gradual strengthening of protections ...
Life in the favelas surrounding Brazil’s capital brings the health risks of extreme heat — a symptom of the global inequities of green space access ...
What does it mean to be King in a country of reverence sometimes to nothing and other times to everything? It means you dare ...
Room to protest is narrowing in Africa, as governments lean on arrests, curfews, and internet blackouts to blunt dissent.
Mob violence is rising in Bangladesh as unchecked impunity, weak law enforcement, and social media instigations drive lethal ...
The protests strengthened the political consciousness of some young Nigerians and encouraged greater participation in ...
With these stories, we aim to pull back the camouflage that Big Tech uses to obscure their connection with oppressive ...
Russian TikTokers wanted to vote for an anti-war agenda. Putin’s farce elections did not allow that.
This post is part of Global Voices’ September 2026 Spotlight series, “Protest in Democracy.” With this Spotlight, we seek to explore the many forms of protest, the tactics states use to delegitimize ...
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