Report 15 April 2021 Myanmar’s army is sending the country “back to the ’90s” Amid internet blackouts, economic isolation, and massive strikes, a decade of development is unwinding. By Nu Nu Lusan, Emily Fishbein and Peter Guest
News 13 April 2021 Activists have launched a pirate radio station out of secret safehouses in Myanmar "This is revolution radio." By Peter Guest
News 26 March 2021 Did Chinese censors mistake an Indonesian newspaper for a Japanese porn site? Jawa Pos may have been banned because of Beijing’s sensitivity over Xinjiang, or because censors thought it was Japanese porn. By Peter Guest
Year of the pandemic 16 March 2021 What working from home looks like around the world From a florist in Tehran to a chef in Bangkok, meet nine workers who turned their homes into makeshift offices during the pandemic. By Anna Rasshivkina, Cengiz Yar and Devi Lockwood
News 15 March 2021 Malaysia’s brand-new “fake news” law is built to silence dissent Activists and journalists worry that the government is using pandemic legislation to clamp down on free speech. By Peter Guest
News 10 March 2021 How the Russian government accidentally blocked its own websites Reminder: Internet censorship can have unintended consequences. By Vittoria Elliott
Feature 18 February 2021 Technology and solidarity won’t save Myanmar’s protesters Young Burmese are using tech to organize against a military coup, but the junta has powerful tools to silence them. By Peter Guest
News 10 February 2021 In Myanmar, one blackout ends, another begins The Burmese military government turned off the internet in most of the country. But in Rakhine and Chin states, it ended an 18-month blackout. By Kyaw Hsan Hlaing and Emily Fishbein
News 8 February 2021 Where the internet was delivered by a donkey When Kyrgyzstan moved all education online during the pandemic, some remote schools were left behind. Connecting them meant delivering them an “internet in a box.” By Zeyi Yang
News 3 February 2021 What Iran’s Signal ban means for its social media future Internet censorship is a hot-button issue ahead of this year’s presidential elections. By Mehr Nadeem
