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The Egyptian blogosphere has gained real influence in the political process

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With peaceful but forceful civic mobilization in 2004, Ukrainians managed to reverse a rigged presidential election....

The principles behind Clare Sambrook's double prize winning reports and why openDemocracy is happy to publish them.

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Fahad Shah reports on the rising tide of e-protest in Kashmir.

While debate on Assam's future rages in the Assamese media, the issue continues to be ignored by the Indian national press.

Giulia Bongiorno, president of the parliamentary judiciary committee, decided on 21 July that amendments to...

Impressions of the Open Rights Group conference, Orgcon 2010

A schoolteacher’s witty online lectures on Chinese history have earned both adulation and scorn. But when Yuan...