Our reports document digital censorship and its consequences for freedom of expression, access to information and democratic participation.
Drawing on case documentation, community experiences and policy discussions, we examine how platform restrictions and shrinking civic space affect reproductive health, LGBTQI+ communities, cultural expression and access to justice.
These findings support demands for transparency, meaningful appeals and accountability from the institutions and platforms that shape public life.
Half-Year Report · January–June 2026
Silencing Communities: Digital Censorship and the Cost to Democracy
Repro Uncensored documented 657 cases across 44 countries in the first half of 2026. This report examines how digital censorship silences communities, disrupts access to health information and cultural spaces, and weakens democratic participation.
CSW70 · Access to Justice
Access to Justice in a Shrinking Civic Space: Reflections from CSW70
Repro Uncensored examines discussions at CSW70 on how digital rights, reproductive healthcare and shrinking civic space shape access to justice for women and girls, and the role of feminist and youth-led movements in turning rights into reality.
November–December 2025
Content Moderation and the Restriction of Reproductive Health, Sexuality, and Gender Information in a Shrinking Global Civic Space
Repro Uncensored examines the November–December 2025 censorship wave affecting reproductive health, LGBTQ+ and sex worker-led organisations across Meta’s platforms. Drawing on 125 incident reports, the report documents disrupted services, opaque enforcement and barriers to appeal, with recommendations for stronger platform accountability.