‘Who ordered the killing of Marielle Franco?,’ Brazil asks a year after the councilwoman’s murder by Friends of TFC • March 19, 2019 The murder of a politician. Read more →
Russian journalist forced to resign for Telegram channel critical of St. Petersburg authorities by Friends of TFC • March 19, 2019 Freedom of speech is under attack everywhere. Read more →
‘Racism is the shackles holding back our Republic,’ says Brazilian anthropologist Lilia Moritz Schwarcz by Friends of TFC • March 16, 2019 Racism is always bad. Read more →
A new indie film festival features the struggles and triumphs of indigenous Papua, Indonesia by Friends of TFC • September 27, 2018 A celebration. Read more →
Arrested for fact-checking: Kazakh court fines Ukrainian journalist after police break up media workshop by Friends of TFC • September 19, 2018 Truth police. Read more →
Indigenous telecommunications network in Mexico to provide telephone and internet services via satellite by Friends of TFC • September 15, 2018 Indigenous win. Read more →
Google caves in to Russian demands, censors videos promoting a protest rally by Friends of TFC • September 9, 2018 Google caves Read more →
Two women who dared to oppose Rwandan President Paul Kagame by Friends of TFC • September 6, 2018 Challengers appear. Read more →
A path to independence paved with marijuana by Friends of TFC • September 4, 2018 Free your mind, free your country? Read more →
‘Fake news’ is in the eye of the beholder: China is centralizing efforts to stop online ‘rumors’ by Friends of TFC • September 3, 2018 We decide the truth. Read more →
The artist ‘Headache Stencil’ uses graffiti to criticize military rule in Thailand by Friends of TFC • August 24, 2018 Graffiti with a purpose. Read more →
Facebook bans 196 pages in Brazil, attempting to rein in abuse and disinformation by Friends of TFC • August 14, 2018 Delete one, delete them all. Read more →
Chinese mobile phone cameras are not-so-secretly recording users’ activities by Friends of TFC • July 10, 2018 Spy and counter spy. Read more →
Q’eswachaka, the last Inca bridge that keeps communities together by Friends of TFC • June 30, 2018 When is a bridge more than a bridge? Read more →
Research reveals malicious digital campaign against Pakistani human rights defenders by Friends of TFC • June 16, 2018 Cybersecurity researchers have found that commercially available spy software has been used to infiltrate the activist communities in Pakistan. Read more →