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globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Media - 23 minutes ago
The Hong Kong government suggests to filter the internet in order to “protect” youth from indecent and obscene article. The issue then comes to “Who decides what we can see on the Internet?” - ESWN has translated a …
Also tagged: english, media, roundups, youth, governance, east asia, internet and 038 telecoms, hong kong china
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Peru - 2 hours ago
Fernando from Pepitas.com posts the notice he received letting him know that strangers tried to crack his blog, targetting specifically 3 posts with complaints about two ministers. Luckily the attack was detected and …
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Protest - 9 hours ago
Oct. 7 marks two years since the assassination of journalist Anna Politkovskaya. No one has been jailed for the crime so far, but three men are expected to go to trial soon for their suspected involvement in the …
Also tagged: politics, afghanistan, human rights, law, weblog, media, ukraine, russia, russian, united kingdom, protest, governance, ukrainian, western europe, international relations, cyber activism, eastern and 038 central europe, war and 038 conflict, central asia and 038 caucasus
xxlmag.com » XXL - 13 hours ago
A regretful Freeway pleads for his lady to come back...
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Americas - 24 hours ago
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Politics - 24 hours ago
In 2003, Georgia had its Rose Revolution. In 2004, Ukraine had its Orange Revolution. And in 2005 Kyrgyzstan had its Tulip Revolution. These “revolutions” managed to shift the politics of their respective countries …
Also tagged: politics, english, weblog, tajikistan, central asia and 038 caucasus
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Ideas - Oct 6, 2008
Antony Loewenstein, a Sydney-based freelance journalist and blogger, has recently published his new book: The Blogging Revolution. This book talks about the impact of blogging on six countries: Iran, Syria, Saudi …
Also tagged: politics, human rights, americas, video, general, weblog, travel, ideas, china, cuba, iran, farsi, protest, gender, syria, saudi arabia, egypt, governance, east asia, cyber activism, middle east and 038 north africa
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Freedom of Speech - Oct 6, 2008
Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak pardoned Al Dostour newspaper editor in chief Ibrahim Eissa, who was sentenced to two months in jail for publishing an article on the president's health. Zeinobia has the story.
Also tagged: english, roundups, egypt, middle east and 038 north africa
globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Protest - Oct 6, 2008
The Hong Kong government has issued a consultation paper on the “Review of the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance” last Friday (Oct 3). The first round of consultation will be lasted until end of …
Also tagged: politics, human rights, technology, english, law, weblog, media, china, children, chinese, youth, protest, governance, east asia, cyber activism, internet and 038 telecoms, hong kong china
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Brazil: 128 million vote on the anniversary of the Constitutionglobalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Weblog - Oct 5, 2008 Queue in Santos, state of São Paulo. Photo by Flickr user Luana Garrido used with permission. Over 128 million Brazilians are today choosing 5,563 mayors for cities and towns, and 52,137 city councilors. Despite the … Also tagged: americas, history, weblog, photos, élections, brazil, portuguese |