Global Voices

Artículos

• Reporting when the internet goes dark: How journalists find workarounds when cut off

  
  19 de mayo, puesto en línea por Guest Contributor
  Access Now has documented close to 2,000 internet shutdowns between 2016 and 2024, with the number of blackouts rising since 2020.

• Two-and-a-half centuries of rainforest protection in Tobago

  
  19 de mayo, puesto en línea por Janine Mendes-Franco
  Protecting this rainforest was a matter of survival for Tobago, but setting the forest aside for conservation also left an indelible mark on global environmental history.

• How Russians used to protest and managed to prevent some ecological disasters

  
  18 de mayo, puesto en línea por Anastasia Pestova
  Russian stories of civic resistance show that environmental justice often begins with a simple question: who has the right to decide the fate of the places people call home?

• Human rights concerns abound over China’s ‘state secrets’ regulation in the Uyghur region

  
  18 de mayo, puesto en línea por Asiye Uyghur
  In a region characterized by high levels of security governance and information control, the legal adjustments have significant consequences on the normalization and codification of political repression.

• How nature-based solutions can help vulnerable and marginalized communities overcome climate injustice

  
  17 de mayo, puesto en línea por Biswash Chepang
  Nature-based solutions led by Indigenous and local communities help address climate change impacts by restoring ecosystems, reducing disaster risks, strengthening livelihoods, supporting biodiversity, and advancing climate justice through sustainable local action.