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Global Voices

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Indonesian journalists seek better pay and protection amid declining democracy
Indonesian journalists demand better pay and protection of their rights amid a changing media landscape and restrictions on civic space
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Global Voices
yesterday
’I don't see Palestine as an isolated story‘: An interview with Vivien Sansour, founder of the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library
“[W]e want the Seed Library to be a place of freedom, an initiative for us to have autonomy over our food, but also over our spirit, our minds, our wo
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Global Voices
yesterday
When the judge meets the algorithm: AI tools entering India’s courts
Indian courts are adopting AI and emerging technologies to tackle backlogs and bureaucracy, yet success depends on addressing ethical safeguards and effectively
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Global Voices
yesterday
Exploring China’s growing role in Central Asia
“All five Central Asian landlocked states were particularly focused on turning the limitations of being “landlocked” into advantages of being “landlinked”;
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Global Voices
12/3/2025
Queer cinema in Azerbaijan tells stories of visibility and survival
These films transform personal struggles into collective narratives, illustrating how survival, memory, and the quest for belonging are intertwined with
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Global Voices
12/3/2025
Participatory monitoring breathes life into Cameroon’s Marine Protected Areas
The marine protected area faces several challenges — ones that the local communities are working hard to mitigate through participatory monitoring. Yet
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Global Voices
12/3/2025
The sentence demanded in the case of jailed Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu is 2,430 years
The opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), which İmamoğlu represents, has condemned the case as politically driven — arguing the timing and scope
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Global Voices
12/3/2025
Stuck between survival and modesty: How an earthquake revealed Bangladesh’s gender fault line
As tremors rippled across Bangladesh, panic sent people fleeing into the streets, yet online debates fixated not on safety but on whether women should
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Global Voices
12/2/2025
Pakistani travellers with valid visas being quietly offloaded at airports in ‘silent ban’
Pakistan has tightened airport screenings to help combat trafficking, but the new measures increasingly trouble lawful travellers, eroding rights, and
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Global Voices
12/2/2025
Critics say Hong Kong fire was due to negligence, not scaffolding
What we need includes an independent investigation into the malpractice surrounding repair project bidding, the failure of the current monitoring system
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Global Voices
12/1/2025
Samoa prime minister bans newspaper from attending press briefings
“Banning an entire news organization from press conferences hurts the public interest as people will lose access to independent reporting on matters of
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Global Voices
11/29/2025
Water pollution in DRC attributed to Chinese mining company
While areas rich in rare minerals may be a blessing for the country’s economy, they can also be a curse for the local populations in the DRC.
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Global Voices
11/28/2025
Similar type of bot attacks target Instagram profiles of Serbian student movement and Macedonian independent media outlet
Large-scale bot operations targeted critical voices in Serbia and North Macedonia, attempting to trigger platform shutdowns and restrict public commun
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Global Voices
11/28/2025
Jamaican bobsledders bring unexpected joy to an island beset with post-hurricane stress
The idea for the bobsled team, which gained fame through 1993’s “Cool Runnings,” had its origins in an annual push-cart derby, where homemade vending carts
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Global Voices
11/27/2025
How censorship is limiting digital development in Nigeria
"I believe that it (my detention) is a form of suppression and a way of sending signals to the public, especially whistleblowers, not to speak to jour
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Global Voices
11/26/2025
Hong Kong exhausts all means to boost the legislative council voter turnout rate
News and discussions about Beijing's restrictions and blessings of candidates are labelled as “opposition forces,” “soft resistance,” and “external forces”.
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Global Voices
11/26/2025
The green fault line: The Global North, China, and the politics of climate finance in South Asia
“As right-leaning governments gain power, the willingness to spend on climate mitigation or on assistance to developing countries is declining.”
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Global Voices
11/26/2025
At COP30, an expert argues that Indigenous rights are a key step towards dealing with climate change
Indigenous peoples rely on natural indicators to assess the impacts of the climate crisis. The signs show in the forests, the plants, and the waters.
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Global Voices
11/25/2025
From Kingston to the world: Jamaican music and film legend Jimmy Cliff passes on at 81
Cliff recorded over 30 albums in total, but his popularity skyrocketed after the low-budget Jamaican drama “The Harder They Come,” released in 1972, put
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