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‘It’s easier and cheaper than ever to spread disinformation on a massive scale’
Imran Ahmed | GLOBAL
FREEDOMS
GLOBAL
21.Sep.2024
EN
‘Whether the Cybercrime Convention will do more good than harm will hinge on implementation and monitoring’
Pavlina Pavlova | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
20.Sep.2024
EN
‘The Cybercrime Convention risks becoming a tool for global surveillance and cross-border human rights violations’
Deborah Brown | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
19.Sep.2024
EN
‘People are frustrated with a system that has consistently blocked avenues for dissent’
Eunice Agbenyadzi | GHANA
FREEDOMS
WEST AFRICA
18.Sep.2024
EN
‘Thanks to art, climate change stops being a distant issue—it becomes personal, immediate and visceral’
Nicola Haskins | SOUTH AFRICA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTHERN AFRICA
17.Sep.2024
EN
‘We first thought hosting COP29 could ease the pressure on local civil society – but we were wrong’
Emin Huseynov | AZERBAIJAN
FREEDOMS
WEST ASIA
16.Sep.2024
EN
‘In the rush for a green transition, corporate interests overshadow environmental and social concerns’
Žaklina Živković and Miroslava Nikolić | SERBIA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EUROPE
13.Sep.2024
EN
‘This new bill allows police to impose harsh conditions on protesters in the name of public order’
Catherine Mbui | KENYA
FREEDOMS
EAST AFRICA
12.Sep.2024
EN
‘We urge governments not to authorise, sponsor or subsidise deep-sea mining’
Juressa Lee | NEW ZEALAND
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
GLOBAL
11.Sep.2024
EN
‘Civic space is closed and prospects for change are limited, if not non-existent’
ACDD | NICARAGUA
FREEDOMS
CENTRAL AMERICA
09.Sep.2024
EN
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