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Between 2020 and 2022, intense conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia created a perfect storm of political and operational challenges that disrupted the production of mortality evidence – information governments and their humanitarian partners need to inform crisis responses. Occupation by Eritrean forces, an information blockade, political tensions between the federal and regional authorities and bureaucratic power suppressing critique meant that little robust, timely data was produced.
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Geofencing warrants, which round up the location data of everyone in a specific place at a specific time, are now legally subject to Fourth Amendment protections.
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Israeli-Turkish relations have soured badly over the past few years. “Despite the extensive and unambiguous historical documentation, the Armenian genocide remains to this day the subject of an institutionalized campaign of denial and minimization, including a manipulative rewriting of history, mainly by the Turkish government,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said at a cabinet meeting.
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Israeli-Turkish relations have soured badly over the past few years. “Despite the extensive and unambiguous historical documentation, the Armenian genocide remains to this day the subject of an institutionalized campaign of denial and minimization, including a manipulative rewriting of history, mainly by the Turkish government,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said at a cabinet meeting.
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Israeli-Turkish relations have soured badly over the past few years. “Despite the extensive and unambiguous historical documentation, the Armenian genocide remains to this day the subject of an institutionalized campaign of denial and minimization, including a manipulative rewriting of history, mainly by the Turkish government,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said at a cabinet meeting.
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The censorship of prominent social media accounts, foreign films, and events with LGBT themes around Pride month illustrates the deteriorating rights situation for LGBT people in China.
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"Los venezolanos queer ya existían en la esfera pública antes de que el país los reconociera". En los últimos tres años, el fotógrafo y artista visual Santiago Méndez Arvelaez ha estado documentando las celebraciones del Orgullo en la capital de Venezuela, y ha creado un impactante registro visual de la vida, la visibilidad y la resistencia queer.
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As India reflects on the media coverage during Operation Sindoor, questions remain over accountability and whether future crises will again feature recycled visuals, misidentified civilians, and narratives of fake conflicts.
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An interview with Venezuelan visual artist and photographer Santiago Méndez, who has exhaustively documente queerness and Pride in Caracas for the last three years.
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When coroners shield their records from public view, they’re not just violating the public trust. Often, they’re also breaking the law.
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Former senior intelligence official Renee Novakoff examines new CSIS findings that Cuba has completed a major signals intelligence antenna array near Havana capable of monitoring communications across much of the Western Hemisphere.
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If information about Soviet repression and mass killings becomes widely accessible in society, it will be harder for Russia to use its propaganda to weaken Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations
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If information about Soviet repression and mass killings becomes widely accessible in society, it will be harder for Russia to use its propaganda to weaken Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations
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Refugees and stateless people face a long road to getting documentation
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RightsCon, the world’s leading summit on human rights in the digital age, has served for over a decade as a vital global gathering, bringing together civil society, academics, technologists, policymakers, and the private sector in cross-border collaboration. The abrupt cancellation of RightsCon 2026, following intervention by Zambia’s government just days before the convening was due to commence in Lusaka, should concern us all. Worryingly, this is not an isolated disruption. It reflects a...
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The Bulgarian government between 2018 and 2023 licensed exports of surveillance equipment to countries that were likely to use it for internal repression or to commit serious human rights violations.
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The undersigned civil society organizations and experts, condemn in the strongest possible terms the cyberattack on the World Food Programme
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The United States is requiring access to health data as part of lifesaving aid deals with African countries. The U.S. says the data will be aggregated and anonymized, but privacy experts fear the information could be misused or exploited.
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In 2025, the military censor banned or redacted over 5,000 news reports, with suppression peaking during Israel’s war with Iran.
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Latvia's National Archives has returned 19 sets of historical documents to Ukraine — records of German settler communities dating from 1860 to 1940.
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