Digital Rights

How the Iranian regime's tight control over the media muddles the narratives of Iran's protests.

The Cantonese language faces danger of extinction due to online crackdowns on Cantonese content.

Little Pink, a Chinese online group, harasses celebrities and online dissidents to censor free speech.

The freedom of information, an integral right that safeguards democracies, is under threat around the world.

As propaganda and biased media becomes the standard in the Balkans, people are skeptical and do not know which channels to trust.

Chinese authorities have turned to abusing the health care app when threatened by protests or similar gatherings.

While the amount of people fleeing their homelands skyrockets, technology has proven to be a great asset in their search for a new home.

Despite its law guaranteeing free speech, India's government continues to arrest and harass dissident's of its governing regime.

Chinese social media platforms have begun to display users' IP address locations, sparking controversy around privacy and political surveillance.

As feminist groups demand recognition and rights online, the Chines government moves to censor their outspokenness.

On World Press Freedom day, we highlight the pressure and attacks that female and LGBTQ journalists face online.

Out of fear of losing control, the Pakistani government has made it increasingly difficult to report on alleged hate crimes.

In an effort to prevent further organisation by protestors, the Kazakh government resorted to shutting down its internet - at a cost to the whole country.