Central Asia’s “Digital Authoritarianism”
The pandemic has allowed the authorities to further abuse technology and restrict freedom of speech.
1 May 21
Media
Local Media Struggles in Georgia’s Conflict Zones
Experts fear that the Covid-19 crisis may deal a fatal blow to some independent outlets.
1 May 21
Cuba Has a New Language of Dissent
The regime cannot counter the immediacy of radical but peaceful collective disobedience.
1 May 21
Uzbek President’s Media Promises Ring Hollow
Despite the head of state’s supposed backing of courageous journalism, harassment continues apace.
1 May 21
Moldova’s Fake News Fightback
How NGOs and independent media united to counter an organised disinformation campaign.
1 May 21
Armenia Pursues “Astronomical” Fines for Defamation
Warnings that new legislation will have a chilling effect on independent media.
1 May 21
Karabakh Still Risky for Journalists
Border changes and simmering tensions leaves those continuing to document life in the region under threat.
1 May 21
Belarus: Europe’s Most Dangerous Country for Journalists
Media workers warn that the regime is systematically trying to silence them.
11 Mar 21
Iraq: Justice for Survivors as Activists Overturn Taboos
“They think being a good woman means you must be silent.”
8 Mar 21
Misogyny Plagues Moldova’s Politics
International organisations have urged Chisinau to act against discriminatory discourse.
8 Mar 21
Support local journalists