Not without her: A roadmap for gender equality and Caribbean prosperity
The Caribbean is one of the most vulnerable regions globally. It harbors economies that are open-faced and import-dependent, making it…
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Nigerian Women in Politics: 24 Years After the Return to Electoral Democracy
This paper discusses the underrepresentation of women in Nigerian politics since the country’s transition to democracy in 1999. It highlights…
Why the EU could and should join the international treaty on exchange of data for the verification of asset declarations
Asset declaration systems are one of the most powerful tools in combating corruption. However, the effectiveness of asset declarations all…
Democracy’s Future
This, in essence, captures the three-decade history of the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats (CALD). For CALD Secretary General…
BRICS expansion: what does it mean for democracy?
BRICS, led by China, has gained five new members as of January 1, 2024. But rather than consolidating the group,…
Empowering Armenian Researchers to Combat Gender-Based Hate Online
What can we do against online hate speech against women? At Democracy Reporting International we believe that this form of…
It’s time to reform social media recommender systems
In 2023, the generative AI boom dominated tech policy discussions, overshadowing the urgent need to overhaul social media’s recommender systems.…
Not About the Law
The convulsions in Georgia are a response to a flagrant desire by the ruling party to retain power.
Implementing the OECD principles on support to media and the information environment in Latin America and the Caribbean
What is the objective of the Summit? The summit will reinvigorate support for independent media and the information environment across…
Far-Right Extremist Accounts Surging on Mainstream Platforms
As mainstream social media companies’ content moderation teams shrink and policies fail, extremists are flourishing and no longer have to…