The Global Internet Sentiment Survey is an ambitious attempt to undertsand how people across the globe perceive the internet and its impact on human rights.

Digital media is the bedrock of RNW Media’s work, and we constantly innovate to make our platforms more accessible in countries where connectivity is poor and data plans are expensive.

India’s Supreme Court de-criminalised same sex relationships in 2018, but that legal victory wass just a step on the road towards full human rights for India’s LGBTQ community.

As the world struggles to cope with the persuasive powers of extremists, RNTC is the first media training institute to offer a methodology to counter radical ideologies.

Out-dated phones, expensive data plans, poor connectivity – RNW Media is pioneering ways to tackle these challenges and develop more inclusive tech.

Love Matters China marks 5 years of passionate, creative and courageour work on youth SRHR this month

Media coverage of the Ethiopian Airlines crash in March highlighted the need for African perspectives on African stories.

RNW Media’s Annual Report for 2018 is now available online.

Kenyan blogger Michael Okun Oliech reflects on an RNTC masterclass on storytelling for LGBT visibility.