Devoted to copyright, and the issues and complexities of copyright law.

Tracking technology policy issues for the computing community.

Posting musings on international development, economics and foreign aid.

Project of New York University's Development Research Institute; aims to keep track of where aid may be doing more harm than good.

Covering all you need to know about civil liberties and related issues, from the American Civil Liberties Union.

Examining international development, by Alanna Shaikh.

Reports angrily on predatory lending, unscrupulous financiers and related issues.

The Council for a Livable World provides this blog about nuclear weapons and national security issues.

Assistant Professor of Political Science and Economics at Yale posts about the causes and consequences of violence in developing countries.

Dedicated to the protection of bloggers worldwide with a focus on the plight of bloggers threatened and imprisoned by their government. Includes news, reports, and resource.

Posts from the Cyberbullying Research Center on keeping kids and teens safe from online bullying and harassment.

Offering opinionated coverage of national debt and deficit issues, bailouts and alleged federal reserve corruption.

Careening around the globe in search of better transparency and governance.

Tracking corporate misbehavior around the world and offering commentary on business ethics.

Covers excess in Canadian and international copyright law.

Stanford University blog on the issues of copyright and fair use.

Dispenses news and evaluations about separation of church and state and religious liberty.

Official blog of the National Freedom of Information Coalition; contains discussion about freedom of information issues in the US, including the Wikileaks controversy.

Highlighting issues of forced migration around the world.

Mark Jenner writes about forensic accounting and fraud investigation, topical articles and case studies.

Fraud examiner and forensic accountant's blog features commentary on corporate fraud, scams, scandals, and court cases.

Campaign to free the Egyptian blogger Abdelkareem Nabil Soliman.

Featuring the story of this blogger's survival of childhood sexual abuse.

The future of children and the various ways we can make that future promising and worthwhile.

Focuses on corporate and board governance, ethics, compliance, environment, development and social responsibility.

Website spotlights the agenda to defend the Bolivarian revolution, and oppose US intervention in Venezuela. Also provides information about the trade union and labor movement in Venezuela.

Provides an open and participatory space to share findings and debate crucial issues of governance and corruption around the globe.

Latest news and updates from Project Camelot, a leader in the area of whistleblower testimony.

Explores the research and information about poverty and how it impacts the lives of children and their learning.

Discussing sea migrations from Africa to or towards Europe.

Features posts on economics, politics, urban issues, and demographics. With recommended books and related links.

Gathers reports, eye witness accounts and video footage of the Occupy Wall Street movement of October 2011.

Focuses on freedom of information and privacy concerns in Australia, with commentary and opinion.

Created for the March 18 Movement in memory of Omid Reza, an Iranian blogger, who died in prison in Tehran. Includes details of their annual event in support of detained bloggers and citizen journalists, and for free speech.

Follows the work of The Identity Project, which campaigns against a surveillance state and particularly against the requirement for US citizens to show ID when traveling.

Discusses gender liberation beyond feminism. Blog is written by a professional teacher and MD.

Covering the landmark clergy abuse case against Monsignor William J. Lynn of the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

PINAC complies stories about citizens rights being violated due to them using cell phones or cameras to video tape real time events. Citizens free rights are violated by a "big brother" mandate by local law enforcement and the blog documents those cases.

News from this platform for international co-operation on undocumented migrants.

Blogging about content theft, copyright infringement and plagiarism.

Official Gallup.com blog reporting on issues which matter to Americans today.

The organization called Oilchange International maintains this blog, which is about the politics of oil. The goal of the site is to inform what they say is "the true cost of oil".

A Consumer Federation of California project covering corporate surveillance, identity theft, data brokers, tracking devices, and consumer security.

Gives insight into the questions being asked in Gallup polls, the results and breaking news.

Music lawyer devotes this blog to what he terms "the RIAA's lawsuits of intimidation brought against ordinary working people". Also covers other areas of concern in digital copyright law.

Reports on and campaigns against honour based violence around the world.

Working to free public spaces of sexual harassment and other unwanted gender-based harassment.

Provides information on what bullying is, who is at risk, and how you can prevent and respond to bullying.

Chronicles the ongoing activism efforts of the team behind the "Story of Stuff" 2007 film, which documents the woes of the consumerist cycle.

Support for unemployed people. The focus is on people in the US.

International coalition of activists and researchers concerned about the negative impacts of tax havens and tax avoidance schemes.

Website offers resources for youth, adults and communities interested in learning more about teen dating violence.

Concerned with the lack of biking and walking areas around the nation, and the need for better infrastructure.

Independent platform for in-depth investigative reporting and critical analysis, to reveal injustice and offer ideas to strengthen democracy.

Automated and interview polls measuring public opinion on current topics and debates.

Analysis and discussion of the State Department cables obtained by Wikileaks, presented by FP Magazine.

A humanist gives a voice to those that have historically been marginalized and silenced.

Blog offering alternatives to capitalism and arguments that claim that the world can be better without capitalism.