The Macau government said: This media ‘no longer has the legal basis for conducting relevant activities.’
India’s Top Court Moves to Regulate Comedians and Influencers’ Speech
The Court reiterated that content created for commercial purposes carries a higher degree of responsibility
The Court reiterated that content created for commercial purposes carries a higher degree of responsibility
How India’s Higher Judiciary Is Steadily Advancing Transgender Rights Amid Global Anti-Trans Backlash
Through several landmark judgments, India’s Supreme Court has redefined inclusion for transgender people
Through several landmark judgments, India’s Supreme Court has redefined inclusion for transgender people
What Does Peace Journalism Mean to Journalists in East Africa?
Journalism’s first responsibility in any society to inform — not to engage in complex political negotiations
Journalism’s first responsibility in any society to inform — not to engage in complex political negotiations
Madagascar’s Education Crisis: A System on the Edge
Under-enrollment, poor education infrastructure, limited opportunities for graduates, and brain drain are hindering Madagascar’s development
Under-enrollment, poor education infrastructure, limited opportunities for graduates, and brain drain are hindering Madagascar’s development
How TikTok Fuels Division in Somali Society
TikTok doesn’t just reflect clannism, it actively amplifies it.
TikTok doesn’t just reflect clannism, it actively amplifies it.
How This Marathi Language Indian Film Is Challenging Stereotypes About Queer Rural Life
Marathi film ‘Sabar Bonda’ challenges conventional storytelling by foregrounding queer experiences in rural India.
Marathi film ‘Sabar Bonda’ challenges conventional storytelling by foregrounding queer experiences in rural India.
Despite Risks, Hong Kong Teenagers Turn to Chatbots for Counselling
HKFP talked to teenagers, developers, and a neuroscientist about how AI chatbots are being used for emotional support
HKFP talked to teenagers, developers, and a neuroscientist about how AI chatbots are being used for emotional support
How Data Gaps Deepen Climate Injustice in the Himalayas
Unequal international access to tools, knowledge, and infrastructure means many high-risk glacial lakes remain unmonitored
Unequal international access to tools, knowledge, and infrastructure means many high-risk glacial lakes remain unmonitored
Nepal’s Youth Uprising Explained: Decades of Corruption Reach a Tipping Point
Gen Z protesters inherited their grandparents’ hard-won democracy, then watched it decay together with their parents.
Gen Z protesters inherited their grandparents’ hard-won democracy, then watched it decay together with their parents.
Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) and the Melting of the ‘Third Pole’
These disasters pose a significant threat to mountain residents in China, Pakistan, India, and Nepal
These disasters pose a significant threat to mountain residents in China, Pakistan, India, and Nepal
The Key to Saving Potato Cultivation Amid Climate Disruption in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Potatoes are one of the most important tubers in the DRC
Potatoes are one of the most important tubers in the DRC
AI and Visual Propaganda Are Being Used to Stoke Tensions as Ethiopia Eyes Eritrea’s Red Sea Port
AI-generated propaganda is a major concern in contemporary democratic societies — particularly those in sensitive geopolitic contexts
AI-generated propaganda is a major concern in contemporary democratic societies — particularly those in sensitive geopolitic contexts
‘It Is Hard to Feel Neutral’: How Nepal’s Media Covered the Gen Z Uprising
What should a journalist do when young protesters are shot in front of her?
What should a journalist do when young protesters are shot in front of her?
Civil Society Initiative Fights for Equal Education Opportunities in Togo
In 2008, the government declared school education free
In 2008, the government declared school education free
In Brazil, Romani People Living in Peripheral Areas Fight for Recognition of Their Identities
Official statistics estimate that Brazil has between 800,000 and a million Romani
Official statistics estimate that Brazil has between 800,000 and a million Romani