by Terri Miller | Jul 27, 2026 | Comment, Communication Rights, Digital Justice
“I always felt that African teams got a really bad deal out of the kind of previous World Cups, only five or six teams used to qualify…it’s great to see that some of the African teams have started very well.” British football expert Mark Langdon made this comment in...
by Terri Miller | Jul 14, 2026 | Comment, Communication Rights, Digital Justice
Last week, Geneva hosted three meetings – each with the potential, in its own way, to reshape how the world communicates and relates. The inaugural Global Dialogue on AI Governance marked the first time, as speakers noted, that every UN Member State had a seat at the...
by Terri Miller | Jun 3, 2026 | Comment, Communication Rights, Digital Justice
“The pervasive technocratic paradigm in which we are immersed, and that is amplified by the digital revolution and AI, threatens to normalize an anti-human vision. In that vision, the fullness of life is equated with having more, reducing weakness, eliminating...
by Saskia Rowley | Feb 23, 2026 | Comment, Digital Justice, Gender
The plot could easily have been from a Netflix dystopian thriller. “The Russian Guy” approaches ordinary women and girls leading ordinary lives, one walking her child to school, another stocking supermarket shelves, and a young girl walking by. “Hello. What’s your...
by Saskia Rowley | Jan 26, 2026 | Comment, Communication Rights, Digital Justice
Recent headlines I read run from the latest attempts by Donald Trump to own Greenland to Taylor Swift becoming the second–youngest ever inductee to the Songwriters Hall of Fame. There doesn’t seem to be a connection, but there is – digital technology. Whether it’s the...
