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Iran’s digital prison was built with the help of Russians
The Russian company Protei supplied the Iranian regime with infrastructure-level internet censorship solutions. They also work in Estonia and Jordan, and
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Global Voices
2/26/2026
‘Shame must change sides’: Gisèle Pelicot’s tremendous message of hope and courage sweeps the world
After learning her now ex-husband arranged for her to be raped by 50 men while unconscious, Gisèle Pelicot wrote a memoir, documenting her struggle and
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Global Voices
2/24/2026
Cambodian police arrest journalist for reporting on online scam center
"The arrest and charging of this journalist is yet another incident that demonstrates the government’s tendency to silence members of the press through
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Global Voices
2/24/2026
Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine has now lasted 1,462 days. 48 months. 4 years.
As of February 24, 2026, this is already 44 days longer than the Second World War (Eastern Front) lasted for the Soviet Union.
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Global Voices
2/23/2026
Nearly 200 people massacred by gunmen in Kaiama LGA, Nigeria
Security experts and human rights organizations have linked the cause of the attacks to porous borders, reactive security approach, and spillover of extremist
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Global Voices
2/22/2026
Bosnian-Herzegovinian professor Nejra Turčinović returns to an old passion: silly Illustrations for children
“We should give children as many illustrations as possible, including new, hand-drawn ones that give them a different perspective on fairy tales or stories
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Global Voices
2/21/2026
How the series ‘The Eternaut’ revived searches for the disappeared in Argentina
The family of Héctor Germán Oesterheld, author of the comic strip behind the series, lost nine members to the dictatorship: Oesterheld himself, his four
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Global Voices
2/20/2026
Iran’s internet blackout as media event: Networks, algorithms, and the politics of visibility
As Iran went dark, who could speak — and who couldn’t — reshaped how the world understood a nationwide uprising
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Global Voices
2/20/2026
After alleged racist insult, an Argentine tourist faces the possibility of prison time in Brazil
Many people on social media reacted with surprise to the story of the Argentine visitor arrested for allegedly making racial insults. Racism is a non-bailable
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Global Voices
2/19/2026
Pakistan jails two lawyers for 17 years over old tweets
Two Pakistani human rights lawyers received 17-year sentences under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) after criticizing military abuses online,
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Global Voices
2/18/2026
Environmental defenders labeled ‘terrorists’ for bringing renewable power to Philippine communities
Accusing activists of having links to terrorism has led to non-profit funds being frozen and local climate projects being delayed or scrapped.
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Global Voices
2/17/2026
Impunity and unsolved crimes against journalists kill public trust
The safety of journalists is no longer just about physical protection, but a complex intersection of legal resilience, digital hygiene, and psychological
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Global Voices
2/17/2026
Nigeria confronts growing climate risks with rising droughts, heatwaves, and flooding
In 2022, Nigeria was the third-highest country in internal displacement in Africa, primarily caused by conflict and flood, a climate change induced di
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Global Voices
2/15/2026
Women politicians face tech-facilitated violence in Uganda’s 2026 elections
Ideally, the law that is supposed to protect women online is the Computer Misuse Act 2011, but it has instead been used to attack feminist dissenters.
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Global Voices
2/14/2026
A rose by any other name? How one Trinidad Carnival band’s intimate gesture has sparked controversy
“You may dislike the choice [but] to declare that it denigrates culture is to flatten centuries of complexity into a single anxious conclusion.”
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