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• Nepali Times, a leading English-language weekly, starts 2021 by reviving its print edition

  
  20 de enero, puesto en línea por Filip Noubel — Economics & Business, English, Good News, Media & Journalism, Nepal, South Asia, Weblog
  Publisher Kunda Dixit says the print edition has brought in revenue and positive feedback from readers.

• What awaits Hong Kong in 2021?

  
  20 de enero, puesto en línea por Oiwan Lam — Censorship, East Asia, English, Feature, Hong Kong (China), Human Rights, Law, Politics, Technology, Weblog
  Mass arrests, blocking of websites, end of judicial independence, among other issues, seem to be in store for Hong Kong this year.

• COVID-19, digital rights and Nigeria's emerging surveillance state

  
  19 de enero, puesto en línea por Boye Adegoke — #EndSARS: A youth movement to end police brutality in Nigeria
  In Nigeria, contact-tracing apps raise valid concerns about the government's attempts to leverage this for future clampdowns on citizens' digital rights — long after the pandemic is long gone.

• Tunisia’s fight against COVID-19 unmasks shaky ground for digital rights

  
  19 de enero, puesto en línea por Yosr Jouini — Advox, Citizen Media, Freedom of Speech, Governance, Health, Law, Media & Journalism, Middle East & North Africa, Tunisia
  In Tunisia, local authorities have, throughout the pandemic, resorted to historical tricks by using vague, existing laws to curb freedom of expression and limit citizens’ rights to information.

• In Mozambique, a tug of war between public health and digital rights during the pandemic

  
  19 de enero, puesto en línea por Dércio Tsandzana — Advox, Citizen Media, COVID-19, English, Feature, Health, Mozambique, Science
  Under an extended state of emergency in Mozambique, several new digital platforms emerged to disseminate COVID-19 information. But these initiatives lack clarity in terms of data privacy and personal security.

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