The Fall of Press Freedom — One Loud Voice Remains: Maria Popović’s Open Letter is wake up call
Across Europe and the Western Balkans, freedom of the press is recognized as a pillar of democracy. But…
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A quiet revolution: Afghan women learning in the shadows
Sometimes writing an article takes longer than expected. The topic keeps tugging at you—appearing in conversations, resurfacing in…
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Arrests of Women, Restrictions, and Phone Searches in Kabul; Harsh International Reactions to the Taliban
No girl or woman is allowed to leave the house without the companionship of a male relative such…
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Kos and von der Leyen responded to the REUC journalist’s letter: We expect a quick investigation into the use of force by the police in Serbia
The international diplomatic journalist Saša Dobrijević has already sent several letters to the international human rights community and…
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Kosovo: Arianit Koci – the voice of protest against political deadlock
For over two months, prominent lawyer Arianit Koci has been holding solo protests in Pristina, raising his voice…
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Afghan Women Facing Online Harassment in Their Struggle for Economic Survival
A number of women and girls in Kabul who run online businesses report frequent harassment by users in…
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The Ladder of Language: A Hope That Helps Girls Climb Over Walls of Restrictions
Girls deprived of education in Kabul say they have turned to learning English as a way to break…
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The Digital Pulse of Nakuru: How Social Media is Reshaping Lives, Livelihoods, and Local Culture
In an era where digital connections are as fundamental as physical ones, social media has transcended its initial…
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Justice For Our Nation Kenya: H.E President William Ruto’s Rocky Road to Redemption with Gen Z
NAKURU – A palpable tension still lingers in the air across Kenya, nearly a year after the streets…
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