Global Voices

Artículos

• Russian doctors’ union launches ‘map of problems’ faced by medics during COVID-19

  
  28 de mayo, puesto en línea por Maxim Edwards — COVID-19, Digital Activism, Eastern & Central Europe, Feature, Governance, Health, RuNet Echo, Russia
  Russia's medical staff are increasingly vocal about hospital conditions and a lack of personal protective equipment during the pandemic. This interactive map allows them to tell the world about it.

• Has COVID-19 worsened or improved Jamaican family dynamics?

  
  27 de mayo, puesto en línea por Shakira Leslie — Caribbean, Citizen Media, COVID-19, Economics & Business, Education, English, Jamaica, Religion, Weblog, Women & Gender, Youth
  The COVID-19 restrictions in Jamaica have diminished some families' already limited economic power while heaping additional responsibilities on parents. How are different types of families coping?

• Protests, police crackdowns return to Hong Kong as Beijing tightens grip

  
  27 de mayo, puesto en línea por Oiwan Lam — China, East Asia, English, French Creoles, Hong Kong (China), Human Rights, Politics, Protest
  "This is the future of Hong Kong under National Security Law: No freedom of assembly and speech."

• A Yorùbá language activist strives for linguistic diversity in digital spaces

  
  27 de mayo, puesto en línea por Adéṣínà Ọmọ Yoòbá — Arts & Culture, Digital Activism, English, Ethnicity & Race, Indigenous, Language, Nigeria, Rising Voices, Sub-Saharan Africa, Weblog
  Adéṣinà Ọmọ Yoòbá, a Nigerian Yorùbá language and culture advocate, is keen to bridge the cultural and linguistic digital divide.

• Art series sheds light on the marginalization of indigenous Tharus in Nepal

  
  27 de mayo, puesto en línea por Sanjib Chaudhary — Arts & Culture, English, Ethnicity & Race, History, Human Rights, Indigenous, Nepal, South Asia, Weblog
  ‘Masinya Dastoor’, an art series of young artist Lavkant Chaudhary, delves into the history of chronological marginalization of the indigenous Tharu community in Nepal over the past decades.

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