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The analysis of more than 1180 Facebook publications and 100 videos on TikTok revealed how a genuine protest by farmers was exaggerated by groups of accounts that spread identical messages, and then integrated into anti-government, anti-European Union and pro-Kremlin narratives.
"Can Singapore maintain order without overcriminalizing peaceful expression? Can we protect cohesion without demanding silent obedience?"
In the past two years, the Georgian Government has built a comprehensive system of facial recognition control, provided by a Moscow company linked to the FSB. The impact on the protesters is alarming.
"When we can see life stories behind statistics, we can talk about human rights violations and solutions."
As face-to-face concentrations have become difficult to organize or too risky for citizens, online protests have become an increasingly common form of political dissent in Togo.
How the electricity crisis in eastern Libya also turned into a water crisis that revived an old debate about the power, resources and regional inequality in the country.
"For indigenous communities in northern Thailand, protecting the Kok River is inseparable from the protection of their lands, livelihoods and cultural heritage."
"The announcements of a reform are not enough, they continue to arrest, prison and intimidate those who raise their voices."
A visit to the market, a medical appointment, or a family meeting is no longer judged only by necessity, but also by the possibility of being questioned, humiliated or detained.
A year later, the Nepali Z Generation continues to carry the physical, emotional and financial sequelae of that insurrection, while questions about justice and responsibilities remain unanswered.
The women of Nampula became a symbol of resistance, while social networks amplified protests, digital activism and debates on state control and civil rights in Mozambique.
