The Electoral Integrity Africa Summit I Final Communique
The Electoral Integrity Africa Summit I Final Communique summarises the discussions and recommendations put forward by various stakeholders, including civil…
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Campaign calls for first female UN chief and open selection process
In the margins of the UN’s Summit of the Future, the “1 for 8 Billion” campaign on 20 September 2024…
Assemblies as an antidote to authoritarianism
Democracy often feels under siege in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Only last month, Moldova’s referendum on EU membership was…
G20: Take action on corruption
Forty-eight hours before the 2024 Leaders’ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Transparency International filled the city’s sky with giant…
How people could shape the future of AI in Kenya
Using public participation to develop AI governance and literacy. The AI Readiness Index 2023 – which assesses a country’s AI…
American Renaissance Plans to Ethnically Cleanse the U.S.
Thrilled by Trump’s return to the presidency, white supremacists fantasize about an all-white America made possible by coming mass deportations…
Many young people see democracy as a given, something that’s just always been there, says young politician Gabriela Bosnjak
This day marks 35 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, a defining moment that opened the door to…
Wabanaki Educator Receives National Community Service Award, by Jillian Kerr
Lynn Amakehs (butterfly) Mitchell, Passamaquoddy citizen and Maine Indian Education Facilities Manager, is deeply committed to preserving her community’s culture.…
Election Meddling and a Growing Assault on Free Expression Online Led to the 14th Consecutive Year of Decline in Global Internet Freedom
Censorship and content manipulation undermined voters’ ability to make informed decisions in elections around the world over the past year,…
INTERNET SHUTDOWNS: Assessing Their Impact and Effective Countermeasures
Imagine waking up one morning to find that your access to the internet has been completely severed. No news, no…