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Renowned Ukrainian writer Andrey Kurkov discusses Ukraine's cultural and political aspirations for integration with European values in a conversation with journalist Yves Kugelmann.
Dojd, Russia's leading independent television channel, faces significant challenges in exile after relocating to Latvia and the Netherlands following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
David K. Shipler discusses the 225th anniversary of the Bill of Rights and its implications for free speech in contemporary America.
Experts discuss Internet piracy and free speech at The New Yorker Festival.
Leni Riefenstahl, the leading filmmaker of Nazi Germany, consistently denied her involvement in the Holocaust despite new documents revealing her historical connections.
In Bollywood, top actresses confront sexual assault and harassment as the #MeToo movement gains traction in a society grappling with conservative views on women's roles.
Ali Dilem discusses sex as a taboo subject in Algeria and critiques Bouteflika's regime.
The NSA monitors trillions of messages and is building a $1.7 billion data storage facility in Utah, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
A man holding shopping bags stood in front of a tank during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, becoming an iconic symbol of defiance against oppression.
By January 2022, reports indicated that books were being challenged in 21 states, with many removed from shelves without due process.
Over 600 pro-reform protesters were arrested in Egypt within two months, as bloggers mobilize against government oppression.
China's national security law in Hong Kong restricts press freedom and arrests journalists.
CCTV has aired hundreds of forced confessions during prime-time slots over the past five years, targeting individuals who oppose the Chinese government.
China's underground music scene features rappers and punk rock veterans risking censorship to express their views on societal issues amid increasing government control.
Natalie Wynn's YouTube channel features 30-minute videos that use 15 wigs and $1,000 in props to discuss political issues like the alt-right and climate change.
A president who calls the media "fake news" has held fewer press conferences than any of his recent predecessors during his first year in office.
Deepa Mehta's film 'Water' faces protests in India over its portrayal of widows.
Eight or nine different countries are currently being targeted for revolutionary training by consultants who previously helped organize the Egyptian uprising.
Edward Snowden advocates for whistleblower rights and seeks a pardon from Obama amid Trump's administration.
The Guardian's global campaign to end female genital mutilation received thousands of signatures daily after addressing the issue publicly.
In March 2002, Falun Gong members hack a state TV signal in China to counter government narratives.
Conspiracy thinking often takes hold when unimaginable events occur, such as the election of Donald Trump or the death of the Polish government in a plane crash.
A proposed law in France could impose a one-year jail sentence for individuals who film police actions, raising concerns about public accountability and transparency.
Censorship of books discussing race and gender sparks debate in Florida and across the United States.
Juniper Curtis, a 23-year-old transgender woman in Florida, faces significant challenges accessing gender-affirming healthcare following Governor Ron DeSantis's Medicaid ban.
France's #MeToo movement gains momentum as Sandra Muller faces a defamation lawsuit.
In Gaza, young artists navigate the challenges of expressing their creativity under an Israeli blockade and the restrictions imposed by an Islamist government.
Thirteen coffee shops in Amsterdam have closed due to new government regulations limiting their proximity to schools, impacting the local cannabis community.
Californians will vote on a controversial ballot requiring condoms in porn films.
Internet shutdowns surge in 2019, affecting many countries and silencing dissent.
A proposed bill in Ghana could impose up to 10 years in prison for queer identity and advocacy, intensifying the crackdown on LGBTQ rights.
Protests in Iran gain momentum as women and girls defy the regime amid a violent crackdown.
The Kremlin's war against Ukraine silences independent media and sparks resistance.
Jen Psaki emphasizes rebuilding trust through traditional press briefings at the White House.
Jordan Peterson's 2016 video ignites controversy over gender pronouns and leads to national fame.
Khadija Ismayilova's story highlights threats from spyware in Azerbaijan's Global Spyware Scandal.
Kurds in Turkey face slow change despite recent rights reforms and ongoing restrictions.
An estimated 5,000 people leave Eritrea each month, contributing to a significant refugee crisis in East Africa.
In Tehran, young Iranians are increasingly remaining single, prompting the government to establish an online dating agency to address this social shift.
Amidst brutal crackdowns and internet blackouts, Iranians rise in defiance, demanding justice and freedom.
In Nicaragua, a year of violent protests against President Daniel Ortega has resulted in a severe crackdown on independent media and journalists facing intimidation.
Two separate sources confirmed that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of 13-year-old Millie Dowler while she was missing.
In Lahore, lawyers navigate Pakistan's blasphemy laws, where life sentences and death row await those accused, amid a Supreme Court yet to uphold any death sentences.
An IMSI catcher can intercept messages and calls from around 1,200 phones per minute, raising concerns about surveillance during public protests in London.
On the day Roe v Wade was overturned, Alabama enacted the Human Life Protection Act, banning abortions and leaving only three clinics operating in the state.
Social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok significantly influence democratic processes in countries with limited press freedom, as highlighted by AlgorithmWatch's findings.
In the aftermath of Israeli air strikes, a Nobel laureate reveals the grim reality of oppression in Iran.
VICE News covers Thailand's cyber laws and the impact of the 2014 coup on free expression.
