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Trump’s funding freeze leaves exiled media scrambling for resources.

Satellite imagery and videos shared on social media lay bare the scale of damage to croplands, fishing vessels, markets and the Port of Gaza, while analysis uncovers potential signs of siege tactics, aid disruption, and starvation as a means of warfare.

Analysts say the ICC still holds jurisdiction over past crimes.

Supporters see it as outreach, while critics call it a propaganda move.

Journalists face immense challenges reporting on women’s rights inside Afghanistan. But newsrooms and researchers are leveraging open source techniques to investigate topics such as gender-based violence – shining a light on a range of underreported issues.

Protests in Badakhshan and Takhar fail to prompt official response

50GB of hacked documents mostly contain mundane administrative files.

Aid groups shut down amid budget cuts, unpaid salaries and rising prices.

Since the 2021 coup, CIR’s Myanmar Witness project has been collecting and analysing data which shows cases of extreme violence and destruction throughout the country. According to Myanmar Witness’ findings, Myanmar’s central-northwestern Sagaing region is most heavily affected by the internal conflict, repeatedly showing the highest levels of violence in the entire country. This makes Sagaing the so-called “epicentre” of Myanmar’s conflict and a region facing an urgent humanitarian crisis. We explain: