When the Internet Goes Dark
Iran tightens control—online and off. Plus: why “scientific miracles” don’t hold up.
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Mob Violence in Bangladesh—and a Warning Sign for Secularism in the U.S.
A brutal killing, a narrow escape, and a U.S. commission that could reshape “religious freedom.”
When the Law Fails the Vulnerable
A child marriage upheld in Pakistan, new secularism laws in Quebec, and a risky precedent in Florida.
Canada’s Secularism Showdown: Bill 21 Heads to Judgment
Bill 21, the notwithstanding clause, and a milestone for Dissent Dispatch.
When Women Ruled Aceh — and Why It Didn’t Last
From the UN to Aceh: dissent under pressure, and the final installment of our Women’s History Month series (feat. SunLazurine)