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Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing speaks to a voter during his visit to a polling station during the third and final phase of Myanmar's general election in Mandalay on January 25, 2026. Myanmar opened the final round of its month-long election on January 25, with the dominant pro-military party on course for a landslide in a junta-run vote critics say will prolong the army's grip on power.
Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing speaks to a voter during his visit to a polling station during the third and final phase of Myanmar's general election in Mandalay on January 25, 2026. Myanmar opened the final round of its month-long election on January 25, with the dominant pro-military party on course for a landslide in a junta-run vote critics say will prolong the army's grip on power. © Anthony Wallace/AFP via Getty Images

Myanmar: “We Continue Reporting the Junta’s Abuses”

Hybrid media outlet uses mix of diaspora staff and citizen journalists to report on events in Shan state.

1 May 26
Amelia Calzadilla is surrounded by the press on a street in Havana on June 13, 2022, after leaving the town hall of El Cerro, where she was summoned by the authorities after posting a video on her social networks denouncing shortages and alleged shortcomings of the government.
Amelia Calzadilla is surrounded by the press on a street in Havana on June 13, 2022, after leaving the town hall of El Cerro, where she was summoned by the authorities after posting a video on her social networks denouncing shortages and alleged shortcomings of the government. © Yamil Lage/AFP via Getty Images

Independent Journalism in Cuba: It’s Illegal – But It Happens

Improvised newsrooms are beginning to take shape: a phone, a notebook and someone willing to tell the world what is happening.

1 May 26
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