Jasmine Revolution

Tunisians are marking five years since the culmination of their “Jasmine Revolution.”

We Are The Giant documents the bravery of six activists challenging oppression in the Middle East that followed Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution.

Chinese human rights attorney Jiang Tianyong, who was arrested in February as part of the Chinese Communist Party’s attempt to nip a homegrown “Jasmine Revolution” in the bud, recently broke his silence about what went on while he was in custody.

The Chinese Public Security Bureau is trying to force Internet cafes with wireless to set up an expensive monitoring system to spy on users.

What North African monarchy was deposed on July 25, 1957?

While current calls to take to streets simply walking around smiling are unlikely to be a trap, some fear it may trivialize the movement’s theme.

While Tunisians flee after highly sought political change, indicators suggest Tunisia’s economy might be the blame.

People are wondering why Chinese people can’t do what Arabs are doing.

The Tunisia government has been in a state of unrest since the Jasmine Revolution began. However, after the former leader has been ousted, the governmental system is tenuous to say the least.