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Global Voices

Citizen media stories from around the world. The first global community-based newsroom. We build bridges and global understanding.
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In Sudan, RSF detain journalist Muammar Ibrahim amid the recent occupation of Al-Fasher
In the aftermath of their bloody occupation of Al-Fasher in western Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces detained journalist and political activist Muammar
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How the Indigenous peoples of Russia’s Far East are losing their men to war
When people disappear, an entire world disappears with them — the smoke in their tents, the names of their rivers, their languages, and their songs.
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yesterday
Unchecked development threatens Cameroon’s Manyange Na Elombo-Campo marine park
If such development continues unchecked, Cameroon is at risk of further damaging its protected marine ecosystems and sabotaging its long-term sustainability
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yesterday
From Binalbagan to Belém, Filipino farmers push for agroecology and climate justice
"These activities underscore the need to critically interrogate the techno-scientific solutions promoted in global climate fora and to prioritize farmer-led,
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Global Voices
11/20/2025
How citizen archivists in South Asia confront the online marginalization of oral cultures and languages
Citizen archivists are preserving South Asia’s oral traditions — folk songs, riddles, and histories — by recording, uploading, and transcribing them on
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Global Voices
11/20/2025
Clashes, protests, and raids: The story of backlash to China in Kyrgyzstan
“Concerns over China’s impact on corruption, damage to the environment by Chinese companies, and the rights of Kyrgyz workers at Chinese firms are all
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Global Voices
11/20/2025
In Guadeloupe, creativity in the service of zero waste
From citizen initiatives and artistic engagement to public policies, Guadeloupe is reinventing itself, turning waste into a resource — but there is still
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Global Voices
11/19/2025
Transport crisis in Cameroon’s Northwest: When travel becomes a high-stakes gamble
We charge danger money... If I am risking my life to transport passengers, don’t I have the right to make some profit off of it?
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Global Voices
11/18/2025
Bangladesh Press Secretary urges India to halt facilitation of Hasina’s media campaign
”Hasina’s continued stay in India is reshaping bilateral tensions,” says Shafiqul Alam. Her interviews from exile have raised concerns in Bangladesh navigates
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Global Voices
11/18/2025
India needs to stop enabling Hasina’s media outreach, says Bangladesh Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam
”Hasina’s continued stay in India is reshaping bilateral tensions,” says Shafiqul Alam. Her interviews from exile have raised concerns in Bangladesh navigates
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Global Voices
11/18/2025
Healing as resistance: Activist dreams of promoting mental health awareness in Myanmar
“Healing protects us from turning against one another… it builds a strength that endures, even when the world feels like it’s falling apart.”
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Global Voices
11/18/2025
Built for all?: Artificial intelligence and the LGBTQ+ community
“Many problems can be traced back to the data used to train models, which is often rife with stereotypes and misconceptions about LGBTQ+ people,”
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Global Voices
11/16/2025
Life lived all at once: Motherhood, craft and illusion — a conversation with Talia Levitt
”I can’t overstate how profoundly the merging of these worlds, or motherhood as the impetus, has changed the way I make and the way I see.’
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Global Voices
11/15/2025
The security we don’t see: A call for solidarity, not sympathy
When people's basic needs are met before crises erupt, our communities stay peaceful, not because we police more, but because fewer people are pushed into
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Global Voices
11/14/2025
Five years of fighting: The state of digital violence against female journalists and activists in Indonesia
Digital violence against women journalists and activists is not unique to Indonesia, but the country’s experience exposes a broader global paradox.
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Global Voices
11/14/2025
The letter from São Paulo’s peripheral neighborhoods to COP30
In total, about 30 proposals appear in the "Letter from the Peripheries on Commitments for the Climate – The Atmosphere is Tense!,” signed by 50 collectives
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Global Voices
11/14/2025
Laura Jasper on the AI threat: It’s not just fake news, it’s personalized political warfare
Across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, hostile actors exploit a single, shared vulnerability: a high dependency on commercial platforms coupled with deep
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Global Voices
11/13/2025
This canal project aims to elevate Cambodia’s economy, but what does it mean for the Mekong? 
While the Cambodian government has insisted the canal is environmentally sustainable, it may not be the case for the Mekong waterway. 
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Global Voices
11/13/2025
How local crises and social media influences are driving Moroccan students to China
Economic precariousness and rising unemployment are pushing Moroccan Gen Z students to seek education and stability in China.
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Global Voices
11/12/2025
When algorithms bless the scammers: How Facebook and TikTok are failing Ethiopia’s poor
Ethiopia’s social media crisis is often framed around hate speech and misinformation. But scams thrive too — especially in under-served languages.
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