Global Voices Advox

The mere mention of a controversial election figure got a state media reporter cut off from a live report in mid-sentence.

China Uncensored, which is affiliated with the persecuted religious group Falung Gong, says that the Apple TV app store has blocked users from accessing it not only in mainland China, but also in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

IFEX members around the world denounce the alarming rate of journalist murders in Mexico and demand a thorough evaluation of existing protection mechanisms.

Fake news strikes again. Or, more precisely, the concept of fake news, which is being used to justify controversial laws that “defend community values” and “peace”.

The Commute Sketchers Facebook group was established more than a year ago to showcase the work of artists who make productive use of their time by drawing what they see inside public transport.

A poet in West Bengal has been charged with “deliberate acts intended to outrage religious feelings” for a poem alluding to State Assembly elections in India.

Despite serving in the military and being the grandson of a “martyr”, Iran’s Sina Dehghan faces the death penalty over social media posts the Revolutionary Guards considers “insulting”.

Feminism and sex often get movies censored in India. But that’s a storyline that filmmakers and audiences are increasingly not impressed with.