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Venezuela’s worsening electricity crisis is disrupting daily life, pushing frustrated residents into the streets as prolonged blackouts expose the fragility of the country’s power grid.
For Mozambican youth, freedom of expression exists in law, but speaking out can come with a cost. Music became a powerful space for criticism and resistance.
In this month's edition, we dive deep into a narrative used by leaders in the United States and other countries to delegitimize protests.
“When our journalism produces positive outcomes, the sense of fulfilment is difficult to compare with anything else.”
The country is confronting insurgency, banditry, mass kidnapping, communal violence, and organized crime, with the nature varying significantly from one region to another.
“[W]hen we can see the human stories behind that statistic, we can begin to talk about human rights violations and solutions.”
"Can Singapore preserve order without over-criminalising peaceful expression? Can we protect cohesion without demanding quiet obedience?"
Deported from the United States, Ecuador’s former “superminister” now faces grave criminal investigations and political accusations in a justice system facing questions over due process.
