Disasters
China’s Censorship Hinders Tibet Flood Relief Efforts
China's censorship of social media content related to severe flooding in Tibet is hindering rescue efforts and transparency.
Tag: censorship
International
China Jails Artist for Three Years Over Satirical Mao Sculptures
Chinese artist Gao Zhen sentenced to three years in prison for satirical Mao sculptures in a secret trial.
Journalism
Iranian YouTube Show Sparks Debate on Forbidden Topics
Iranian YouTube show Azad sparks debate on sensitive topics, raising questions about its survival in a restrictive environment.
News
Russians Voice Discontent Over Internet Curbs Under Putin’s Rule
Russians are increasingly questioning President Putin's internet restrictions, impacting influencers and opposition alike.
News
Iran’s Internet Shutdowns Spark Criticism Amid Economic Concerns and Hypocrisy Claims
Iranians are facing a 45-day internet blackout, fueling criticism of government hypocrisy and concerns about crippling economic consequences for businesses.
Culture
Vietnam’s Enduring Melody: The Singer Who Defied Censorship Through Song
A Vietnamese singer persecuted for performing romantic songs becomes a symbol of cultural resistance.