Violence in Hong Kong Affects Journalists Covering Protests
Violence in Hong Kong is making it difficult for journalists to do their jobs without getting caught in the crossfire.
Tag Archives: Protests
Sudan Shuts Down Social Media to Undermine Protests
The Sudanese government has censored social media in light of ongoing protests against an authoritarian regime.
Nicaraguan President Steps Up Brutal Crackdown On Press
As political tension continues to increase after an uprising in Nicaragua last April, President Ortega has cracked down on the media by harassing journalists and raiding newsrooms.
Social Media, Collective Action and the Yellow Jacket Protests
France is currently experiencing a wave of protests after people organized on social media to demand the elimination of a new fuel tax.
What the Parkland Students Can Learn From Columbine
The effects of the Columbine and Parkland shootings have striking parallels, and important differences
Popular app Telegram Censored as Iran Protests Rage On
The app, which is widespread and instrumental to the protests, has been taking censorship blows.
Analysis: Exploring Media Coverage of Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria is causing serious damage, but the media is failing to cover it.
Social Media Gives Rise To Constant Condemnations
With controversial events like Charlottesville, politicians and citizens alike are using social media to weigh in.
The World News You Missed This Week – May 1st, 2017
See what you missed this week: From France and India, to Turkey and Venezuela.
Action Network Platform Facilitates the Women’s March
Last weekend, 4.6 million participants across the world flocked to around 550 different cities for the same protest: the Women’s March. The event is being recorded as the largest protest in U.S. history. So we must ask the question, how are events of this global