Caught between silence and visibility: LGBTQ+ experiences in Mozambique · Global Voices
Photo taken by LGBTQIA+ activists. Maputo, Mozambique: 2024. Used with permission. In Mozambique, the lack of laws criminalizing LGBTQ+ identities […]
Poisoned waters: Indigenous communities fight to protect Thailand’s Kok River · Global Voices
Communities demand action as Kok River contamination remains unresolved. Photo from Prachatai, content partner of Global Voices. This edited article
‘Indigenous languages and cultures are surviving, and will continue to survive’: Interview with Juang-language writer Kshetrabasi Juanga · Global Voices
Kshetrabasi Juang being interviewed by Opino Gomango in Mysore, India. Image by the author. This post is part of Global
The discursive function of gendered online hate speech in Kosovo · Global Voices
Graphic made via Canva Pro. Courtesy of Sydney Allen. By Jetlir Buja This article was produced by Jetlir Buja from
Whose conservation, whose development? The Maasai struggle over land in northern Tanzania · Global Voices
Maasai man taking livestock into the Ngorongoro Caldera for grazing. Photo by Harvey Barrison on Flickr (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0). This article
Chadian environmental activist Hindou Oumarou: ‘AI governance must respect Indigenous peoples’ · Global Voices
Ibrahim says AI has the potential to support, rather than replace, Indigenous peoples’ knowledge. She gives a positive example in
From DMs to data: How an anonymous platform is turning students’ stories into fuel for change in North Macedonia · Global Voices
Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, North Macedonia. Image via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0. This article was produced by
In Japan, Ryūkyūan Indigenous claim hindered by U.S. military bases in Okinawa · Global Voices
A number of Ryukyuans performed their traditional songs at the People’s Forum NYC on April 26, 2026. Screenshot from the
How changing diets are creating new markets for Africa’s Indigenous crops · Global Voices
Packaged Cassava and Potato flour. Photo by Bonface Orucho. Used with permission. This story was written by Bonface Orucho and
‘The Sigh of the Earth’: Fragments from communities overlooked after Venezuela’s earthquakes · Global Voices
The aftermath of the earthquakes in Venezuela in Boca de Aroa, Carabobo state, on June 24, 2026. Photo by Saúl
Can AI help build peace? African youth are showing a path forward · Global Voices
Four friends with laptops smile and take a selfie at a monument in Cotonou, Benin. Photo by Iwaria via Pexels.