Woman journalist in Pakistan takes action against online harassment · Global Voices
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Brazil opens investigation on Google over its AI’s impact on the journalism industry · Global Voices
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Digital surveillance is breaking activist mental health · Global Voices
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Invisible strategies: How fear of being outed shapes LGBTQ+ life online in Serbia · Global Voices
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Online visibility becomes currency for young Cameroonians · Global Voices
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How AI is upgrading African dictatorship · Global Voices
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AI cameras are surveilling the roads in Dhaka, Bangladesh · Global Voices
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Why gender diversity matters in technology · Global Voices
The intersection of transgender rights and technology. Image courtesy of Global Voices. This editorial was written by Sheena Magenya and
Who is talking about artificial intelligence in Ecuador? · Global Voices
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Sold as brides, lost at sea: The trafficking of stateless Rohingya girls · Global Voices
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Reporting when the internet goes dark: How journalists find workarounds when cut off · Global Voices
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The signal we cannot ignore: What the LONDA 2025 report reveals about Africa’s digital rights · Global Voices
Researchers, authors, and Paradigm Initiative team members stand on stage during the official launch of the LONDA 2025 report at