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So-called anti-fascist files in Brazil expose the personal information of hundreds of people
Hundreds of individuals in Brazil were publicly identified without their consent → Read More
‘Venezuela has gone backwards’ on LGBTIQ+ rights, says congresswoman Tamara Adrián
An interview with the first transgender congresswoman in Venezuela → Read More
A look at women in Hong Kong’s anti-China extradition protests
Hong Kong’s anti-China extradition protests are now a year old. Hong Kong online media outlet The Stand News curated a series of articles to reflect on the opposition movement. Global Voices is… → Read More
From prison to exile: An interview with Vietnamese activist Tran Thi Nga
They broke her bones in one attack, but never her spirit. → Read More
Death of black 5-year-old becomes symbol of Brazil’s racism and inequality
Miguel plunged from the ninth floor of a building while under the care of his mother's white employer. → Read More
A new game plays with ideas about how disinformation works in East Africa
How can all internet users become more discerning online? → Read More
Censorship tactics overshadow Vietnam’s successful COVID-19 response
This article is from The 88 Project, an independent news site covering Vietnam, and was edited and republished on Global Voices as part of a content-sharing agreement. Vietnam has emerged as a… → Read More
How Joseph Brodsky continues to inspire free-thinking Russians
The 80th anniversary of the birth of Russian poet and Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky was marked this year in Russia by an incident on May 25. → Read More
Art as a true act of resistance: A conversation with theatre actor Juan Pablo Mazorra
An artist’s work is a fusion of successes that take place during the creative process. The final product is then presented on stage in its immaculate form for the audience to appreciate. Actor… → Read More
How online violence restricts opportunities for women in the Middle East
Is the internet safe for women in the Middle East as COVID-19 accelerates digital transformation? → Read More
Could COVID-19 help push peace forward in Yemen?
Yemen has endured an armed conflict since Iran-backed Houthi rebels ousted the government in September 2014. It is considered the worst humanitarian crisis of this century. → Read More
Why Hong Kong isn’t dead yet
“Today Beijing imposed the “national security” law in Hong Kong.” → Read More
Women journalists in Uganda carry ‘double burden’ with online attacks and harassment
In Uganda, female journalists who embrace digital tools to report, share views and access information face attacks and harassment for investigating and publishing sensitive political content. Online… → Read More
In Afghanistan, the war does not spare newborn babies inside maternity wards
When Afghans woke up on the morning of May 12, and found out about two new terrorist attacks, they were reminded that the ongoing war had reached new levels of brutality: this time, not even newborn… → Read More
Why we must keep shining a light on Turkmenistan
Reporting from this autocratic state is as hard as it is crucial. → Read More
Women conquer space in Bolivia’s Carnival of Oruro
Before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the world’s countries to shut down, colors exploded in bright arrays and music boomed at Bolivia’s Carnival of Oruro which took place this year on February 17–26… → Read More
Beijing stages crackdowns on Hong Kong’s opposition amid COVID-19 pandemic
Chinese and Hong Kong authorities stepped up their efforts to crack down on the pro-democracy movement. → Read More
Waiting to lift the lockdown
The following post is the sixth in a series of diaries written by independent filmmaker and feminist scholar Ai Xiaoming and feminist activist Guo Jing. Both are living in Wuhan at the center of the… → Read More
COVID-19 diaries from Wuhan: “Our action has brought us hope”
The following post is the fifth in a series of diaries written by independent filmmaker and feminist scholar Ai Xiaoming and feminist activist Guo Jing. Both are living in Wuhan at the center of the… → Read More
#NiñasNoMadres
In Argentina, abortion is legal in only two circumstances. → Read More