Global Voices

Artículos

• The war has spread to the territory of Russia. Authorities are ignoring it, there is chaos on the border

  
  6 de junio, puesto en línea por Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe — Breaking News, English, Politics, Refugees, Russia, Ukraine, War & Conflict, Weblog
  On the morning of June 1, representatives of the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Freedom of Russia legion, who are fighting on the side of Ukraine, announced a new raid on Russian territory.

• Reporting from ‘the roof of the world': How Pamir Daily News works in Tajikistan

  
  6 de junio, puesto en línea por Nurbek Bekmurzaev
  "I am sure that through such channels the decision centers receive a lot of things that they would never have been told through their official channels."

• Comedian and YouTube content creator arrested in Sri Lanka over satire on Buddhism

  
  6 de junio, puesto en línea por Rezwan — Advox, Censorship, Citizen Media, Digital Activism, English, Freedom of Speech, Governance, Human Rights, Law, Media & Journalism, Politics, Protest, Religion, South Asia, Sri Lanka, Weblog
  The recent arrests of stand-up comedian Nathasha Edirisooriya and social media activist Bruno Divakara have sparked new public debate about the issue of free expressions and the boundaries of comedy.

• Battle of the donuts: Can a foreign brand displace a local Jamaican favourite?

  
  5 de junio, puesto en línea por Emma Lewis — Caribbean, Citizen Media, Economics & Business, English, Food, Health, Humor, Jamaica, Weblog
  While the new brand's marketing blitz excited the taste buds, created some much-needed fun, and was generally acknowledged to be skilfully done, it may also spark a “donut war.”

• A journey through three continents: 150 years of Indian Caribbean migration to The Netherlands

  
  5 de junio, puesto en línea por Fausia S. Abdul — English, Ethnicity & Race, Feature, Guyana, India, Migration & Immigration, Netherlands, Suriname, Weblog
  With over 160,000 Indian Caribbeans in The Netherlands, they have become an indispensable population group. They have made a long journey, marked every year on June 5, as Prawas Din, or Immigration Day.