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Arrested for fact-checking: Kazakh court fines Ukrainian journalist after police break up media workshop
Indigenous telecommunications network in Mexico to provide telephone and internet services via satellite
Google caves in to Russian demands, censors videos promoting a protest rally
Two women who dared to oppose Rwandan President Paul Kagame
A path to independence paved with marijuana
‘Fake news’ is in the eye of the beholder: China is centralizing efforts to stop online ‘rumors’
The artist ‘Headache Stencil’ uses graffiti to criticize military rule in Thailand
Facebook bans 196 pages in Brazil, attempting to rein in abuse and disinformation
Chinese mobile phone cameras are not-so-secretly recording users’ activities
Q’eswachaka, the last Inca bridge that keeps communities together
Research reveals malicious digital campaign against Pakistani human rights defenders
Cybersecurity researchers have found that commercially available spy software has been used to infiltrate the activist communities in Pakistan.
‘It’s not life’s plan. It’s machismo’: Outrage in Peru over 22-year-old woman’s murder
From zero to superhero
As a kid reading Arabic-language versions of DC and Marvel comics in Sudan, I believed in superheroes. But I didn’t understand why none of the superheroes looked like me or had stories to which people like me could relate. Maybe that’s why I decided to become a cartoonist?
All my childhood feelings came to the surface yesterday on Twitter when I stumbled on the viral video of a man selflessly scaling a four-storey building in less than 20 seconds to save a child, hashtagged #ParisSpiderman.