Global Voices

Artículos

• Missing, presumed dead: A sensational murder case in Jamaica highlights the plight of many vulnerable Caribbean women

  
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por Emma Lewis — Caribbean, Citizen Media, Digital Activism, English, Jamaica, Law, Protest, Weblog, Women & Gender
  The high-profile case of Jamaican social media influencer Donna-Lee Donaldson is just one of many tragic stories of femicide across the region.

• Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago celebrate 60 years of independence

  
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por Janine Mendes-Franco — Caribbean, Citizen Media, English, History, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Weblog
  Both Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago are celebrating their diamond jubilee of independence from Britain, but some netizens wonder about their countries' priorities.

• Georgia's ruling party is committed to silencing independent media

  
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva — Advox, Censorship, Central Asia & Caucasus, English, Freedom of Speech, Georgia, Human Rights, Law, Media & Journalism, Politics, Protest, Quick Reads, SITES, TOPICS, TYPE, Weblog, WORLD
  The ruling Georgian Dream party said the ad was negatively representing the party, affecting its electoral future.

• Disruptive technologies, demagogic governance: Data (un)democracy in India during COVID-19

  
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por EngageMedia — Advox, Citizen Media, Digital Activism, English, Governance, Human Rights, India, Law, Politics, South Asia, Technology, Weblog
  The COVID-19 pandemic not only resulted in a great loss of life in India, but also provided an impetus for authoritarian control.

• Georgia and Russia spar with online bullying, historical grievances, and visa regulations

  
  12 de agosto, puesto en línea por Arzu Geybullayeva — Central Asia & Caucasus, Eastern & Central Europe, Economics & Business, English, Feature, Georgia, Governance, History, International Relations, Law, Migration & Immigration, Politics, Protest, Russia, TOPICS, TYPE, Ukraine, War & Conflict, WORLD
  Since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the ruling Georgian Dream has been cautious, as if walking on a mine field while anti-Russia sentiments among public are growing.