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Using OSINT techniques, Afghan Witness has verified multiple examples of inaccurate content in recent months.

Taliban forces deny detentions of female activists, but mobilise communications around hijab and traditional values

Despite Taliban claims of targeting ‘criminals’, reports suggest ordinary citizens were also targeted.

January has seen the detention of several women activists and high-profile figures, as well as an uptick in protests that have been staged in provinces across the country.

Afghan Witness analysis has found that online abuse and disinformation against women in Afghanistan peaked in August and September 2021, and January 2022.

Following the Taliban’s quasi-ban on demonstrations, Afghan protesters have found new ways to draw attention to their cause.

AW has verified several reports and recordings from recent months.

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

FOI documents, flight paths and open source analysis prove exports to Myanmar's Military continued after the coup.

Alleged burning of six villagers by the Burmese military in Thit Sein Gyi village in Myanmar’s Sagaing region between 29 January and 3 February 2022.