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A former journalist and women's rights activist says she is in hiding after the Taliban searched her family's home.

An owner of a women’s handicrafts company says her sons must accompany her on business trips to other provinces in Afghanistan due to the Taliban's restrictions.

After numerous threats, the prosecutor says she has moved out of her family's home and has changed her number several times.

The Russia-Ukraine Monitor Map is a crowdsourced effort by Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) and the wider open source community to...

The volunteer and writer has provided humanitarian aid for nearly six years, but says it is too risky to continue under the Taliban's rule.

CIR has identified and verified significant Russian military movements in Belarus, western Russia, and annexed Crimea. While Russia...

Last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki told the American people — and the world — about the United States’ concerns that the Russian government was preparing to invade Ukraine. “As part of its plans,” Psaki said, the Kremlin is “laying the groundwork to have the option of fabricating a pretext for invasion” — a false-flag campaign that would lay the blame on Ukraine for instigating the conflict.

After launching mid 2020, 2021 was the Centre for Information Resilience’s first “full” year. It’s certainly been a year of evolution and...

We have been working with the BBC in order to publish an investigation into the events at Kani Township in July 2021.

There were multiple reports of villages and towns being set on fire in Myanmar during September 2021.

However, some of the videos that were going viral were from different countries or different moments in time altogether.

This week, the Centre for Information Resilience was proud to launch Afghan Witness. The project will independently collect, preserve and...

Countering disinformation really does require an all of society approach. It’s not merely the responsibility of journalists, politicians...