By Hounaz Beheshti, Policy Advisor Media and Human Rights The European Union (EU) has long been known for setting global regulatory standards, a phenomenon often referred to as the “Brussels Effect”. It has enacted several key legislative measures aimed at regulating the digital space. The Digital Services Act (DSA), the EU AI Act, and the European […]

Editor Lemien Saka describes how Habari RDC coped during the recent 3-week long internet shutdown.

The Yaga Burundi campaign #BurundiSansBoost has raised awareness and influenced policy.

“Farewell. We will never meet again.” A blogger for Benbere wrote a letter to her clitoris – lost to FGM as a baby.

RNW Media's Citizens' Voice programme participated in the CIVICUS Speak! campaign with activities in five countries.

Love Matters is launching three new platforms in Nigeria, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Valentine’s Day, 14 February 2019.

The women’s movement is not new to Libya where women have been fighting for inclusion and equality since the sixties.

Justice4her, is marking International Women’s Day by releasing a VR video on domestic violence in China.

The RNTC Media Training Centre recently offered a masterclass to partners on using media for behaviour change.

RNW Media’s Benbere platform has hosted the first face-to-face meeting between warring parties in Central Mali.

The Huna Libya online platform works to reflect the broad spectrum of beliefs and opinions held by its young audience.

In 2018, RNTC celebrated half a century since opening its doors to media professionals from around the world.

The Yemen Youth Panel is celebrating 5 years of successfully engaging young people online and offline.

2018 was a year of growth for RNW Media’s Citizens’ Voice programme – more projects, more followers and more impact.

Open, honest and sex-positive, RNW Media’s Love Matters programme takes a pleasure positive approach