Narges Mohammadi had a suspected heart attack in jail in Iran and she is in a hospital that cannot treat her condition
Experts who can spot the red flags and contextualise the information we receive aren’t free-speech enemies
In wartime, sharing photos of bombed locations or even accessing the internet could get you prosecuted for collaborating with the enemy
To be an Iranian dissident must be profoundly confusing. The autocratic ayatollah has been killed but there is no succession plan
The authorities are trying to control how the nation grieves its protesting dead. The people are pushing back
As Iranian spiritual leader Ali Khamenei admits thousands have died recently, we look at how protest has shaped the country since the Shah
Uganda is the latest country to shut down the internet as people goes to the polls
As the Iranian government cracks down violently on protest, we go on the trail of a spray-painting grandmother who secretly keeps the words of the protests alive
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A further crackdown on dissent this year continues the Supreme Leader’s bloody rule