Censorship

A border used to be something you crossed. On today’s Internet, a border can follow you. It can…

Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court ordered 665 accounts suppressed ahead of October’s elections. That order now lives as inspectable…

Lawmakers in Iran approved a legislative proposal on Sunday aimed at banning interviews and interactions with media outlets…

Russian authorities said Wednesday they had charged Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the popular messaging app…

Hong Kong authorities have been checking for “banned books” delivered from Taiwan, a Taiwanese official has said, prompting…

Jefferson’s sentence is not merely a historical artefact. It is a revolutionary act of prioritising the individual –…

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), together with press freedom, freedom of expression, and human rights organisations, has…

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NewsFeed Russian opposition politician Maxim Kruglov has been sentenced to seven years in prison over two Telegram posts…

A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked the National Park Service from removing or revising signs, films and…

Niger’s military government has banned many local and foreign reporters since seizing power in 2023. Media watchdog Reporters…

Palmetto Bay Council member Steve Cody drew ample ire in September for making light of conservative activist Charlie…

When a Link Becomes a Border: The Quiet Geopolitics of Internet Access