Feature / Members-only / Can social media help in the fight against sexual harassment in Egypt? Egyptian women experience sexual harassment every day, but feminist initiatives on social media are helping to expose and shame the perpetrators By Monica Naguib / 14 Apr 2021
Opinion / Members-only / Press freedom in Greece is under pressure – from the government and itself Abuses of power and attacks against the press by both the state and the police, are causing a feeling of ‘asphyxiation’ in public discourse By Matthaios Tsimitakis / 12 Apr 2021
Home / Members-only / Guillermo Lasso alcanzó la presidencia de Ecuador. ¿Y ahora qué? Lasso apeló a los votantes históricamente distantes a él: las mujeres, los indígenas, los activistas ambientales y sobretodo los jóvenes. ¿Cumplirá con sus ofertas o fueron solo un maquillaje electoral? por Mayuri Castro / 12 Apr 2021
Opinion / Members-only / What's wrong with Jordanian media? Lack of home coverage of the royal family’s biggest public rift in decades reveals the dire state of access to information in the kingdom By Abeer Alnajjar / 9 Apr 2021
Feature / Members-only / مع اقتراب موسم رمضان، كيف تتعايش الدراما المصرية مع فيروس كورونا؟ أصبحت الإصابة بفيروس كورونا موضع قلق بين صانعي الدراما وذلك خوفًا من التعطيل أو التأخر في التصوير By مونيكا نجيب / 9 Apr 2021
Analysis / Members-only / Data journalism as tested by the COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons from Italy The pandemic is without doubt the most data-driven event that has ever occurred By Philip Di Salvo / 2 Apr 2021
News / Members-only / We can’t put internet anonymity in the box marked ‘too hard to solve’ Forthcoming internet legislation ignores anonymity, but this fudge benefits only the social media platforms By David Babbs / 1 Apr 2021
Opinion / Members-only / Repressive governments play whack-a-mole with Africans’ digital rights A new report on digital rights in ten African countries reveals how states are waging a brutal online war against their own citizens By Tony Roberts / 30 Mar 2021
Opinion / Members-only / We’ve won our lawsuit over Matt Hancock’s £23m NHS data deal with Palantir And here’s what needs to happen now By Mary Fitzgerald and Cori Crider / 30 Mar 2021
Opinion / Members-only / How Zelenskyy can challenge Ukraine's media magnates The Ukrainian president has promised to curb the power of the pro-Russian oligarchs who control Ukraine’s leading TV channels, but is it all talk? By Janek Lasocki / 30 Mar 2021
Feature / Members-only / How Lukashenka declared war on Belarusian journalists Since last year’s disputed elections, and the protests that followed, media workers have become targets for prosecution – or worse By Igor Ilyash / 23 Mar 2021
Analysis / Members-only / A Colômbia falha Jineth Bedoya em inédita decisão em caso de violência sexual A Colômbia se retirou de uma audiência perante a CIDH no caso da jornalista Jineth Bedoya, sequestrada e estuprada por paramilitares em 2000. por Juanita Rico / 19 Mar 2021
