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From breaking barriers and challenging taboos, to facing widespread restrictions, AW looks at the experience of Afghanistan’s female journalists since the Taliban’s takeover.

After three unclaimed killings of Shia scholars between 22 October and 1 December 2023, protests erupted in Herat against the Taliban’s alleged neglect of the Shia community. Questions remain about the perpetrators of these attacks, as ISKP, a militant group with a reputation for attacking Shias in Afghanistan has remained silent.

The impact of the conflict on church buildings across Chin state

لقراءة المقال بالعربية Nyala, South Darfur Summary: Sudan Witness verified two incidents of damage and ground disturbance in Nyala, South...

لقراءة المقال بالعربية Wad Madani market, Gezira Summary: On 29 December 2023, a Sudanese anti-war human rights activist posted a video...

2023 saw Afghan men engaging in protests driven predominantly by economic concerns, but also in solidarity with women and minorities, risking their personal safety and financial security

The impact of the conflict on medical facilities across Myanmar

An analysis of events involving burnt remains of victims in the Myanmar conflict from March 2022 to September 2023

Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) is releasing more internal policies relating to the unique challenges online researchers face. Today, we are sharing our “Online Abuse Policy, Support Mechanisms, and Guidance”, a document that sets out how CIR supports staff facing online abuse as a result of their work.