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Web3 – the Internet’s illusionary or visionary future?

Web3 – the Internet’s illusionary or visionary future?

by Saskia Rowley | May 2, 2022 | Communication Rights

Communication rights activists are calling for greater accountability from Big Tech and social media platforms. They also want a seat at the table when it comes to devising ways of regulating and monitoring social media content and use of personal data. Alternatively,...
New threat to human rights in Putin’s Russia

New threat to human rights in Putin’s Russia

by Saskia Rowley | Jan 10, 2022 | Communication Rights

Russia’s supreme court has ordered the closure of Memorial International, the country’s oldest human rights group. Memorial has joined a growing list of investigative news outlets, journalists, and rights organisations classed as being an agent of foreign powers. Many...
Afghanistan: Is digital communication a blessing or curse?

Afghanistan: Is digital communication a blessing or curse?

by Saskia Rowley | Aug 23, 2021 | Communication Rights

The swift takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban following the withdrawal of foreign forces has shocked and appalled human rights defenders. It has led to wholesale urgent calls to assist Afghans – particularly women, journalists, and those who have worked for or...
Restoring a sense of justice to history

Restoring a sense of justice to history

by Saskia Rowley | Aug 9, 2021 | Communication Rights

By targeting monuments that celebrate historic figures who actively contributed to institutional racism and the oppression of marginalised peoples, Black Lives Matter and others have implicitly questioned the way collective memory is fashioned. Protests of this kind...

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