How an AI research tool helped challenge support for police violence in Brazil · Global Voices
Art by Marcas, used with permission. This article, written by Daniel Stanley, Marianna Araujo and Diogo Santos, is published here […]
For LGBTQ+ people in Egypt, the internet is both a lifeline and a trap · Global Voices
Illustration by UntoldMag, used with permission By Enas Kamal This story, originally published on UntoldMag, was produced under the Feminist
Digital surveillance is breaking activist mental health · Global Voices
Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay. Used under a Pixabay license. By Gina Romero, UN Special Rapporteur for the rights
Invisible strategies: How fear of being outed shapes LGBTQ+ life online in Serbia · Global Voices
Pins displaying LGBTQ+ symbols and flags. Photo by Marek Studzinski on Unsplash: License. This article was produced by the NGO
When surveillance becomes part of the landscape · Global Voices
Illustration by Gilda Martini. Fair use This article by Catalina Balla, communications director at Derechos Digitales, is published on Global
UN study shows Hong Kong data centres have some of the world’s worst carbon footprints · Global Voices
HK’s data centre at Tseung Kwan O. Screenshot from Digital Reality’s YouTube Channel. This article was written by Tom Grundy
How AI is upgrading African dictatorship · Global Voices
Illustration showing a dictator using surveillance and automated control to watch, predict, and suppress citizens. Illustration by Khalid Bencherif. Used
AI cameras are surveilling the roads in Dhaka, Bangladesh · Global Voices
Two security cameras mounted on a pole. Representative image by user Atypeek Dgn via Pexels. Used under a Pexels License.
Who is talking about artificial intelligence in Ecuador? · Global Voices
From left to right: Mónica Reinoso (Defensoría del Pueblo), Susana Cadena (Datalat), Carlos E. Flores (Openlab), Marco Insuasti (Mintel) and
Nationalistic performance versus Bushido traditions: Debates over Japanese cleanup at the 2026 FIFA World Cup · Global Voices
Trash bags used by Japanese fans during the 2026 World Cup. Screenshot from the YouTube channel of user @taiyojr.10. Fair
Reporting when the internet goes dark: How journalists find workarounds when cut off · Global Voices
Image from iMEdD, used with permission. This article by Elli Kostika, Katerina Voutsina, and Kelly Kiki is an excerpt from
Disease, drought, and conflict: How Yemenis are adapting to a compounding crisis · Global Voices
ICRC’s projects provided solar energy and clean water for hundreds of thousands of Yemenis in 2025 alone — vital for