Foin-sa’e Timor-Leste sira iha papél importante iha era dijitál liuliu iha média sosiál, hanesan advogadu direitu dijitál ba jerasaun hotu-hotu. Advogadu ida ba edukasaun literasia dijitál husu sira-nia maluk foin-sa’e sira atu halo sira-nia parte.
Tanka Aryal, President of Digital Rights Nepal, shares insights into the organisation’s work to address emerging digital rights issues in the country, such as digital security and the intersection of technology and law.
Journalist Monira Munni talks about her work for Bangladesh’s The Financial Express, the importance of data verification particularly in online and digital platforms, and what she’s taken away from the DRAPAC23 Assembly.
Ang Pilipinas ay madalas na tinatawag na ‘patient zero’ para sa disinformation, at ang AI-generated na content ay maaaring gawing mas mahirap ang paglaban sa mga maling claim.
The Philippines is often dubbed ‘patient zero’ for disinformation, and AI-generated content may just make the fight against false claims much harder.
EngageMedia convened informal meetings with civil society organisations, independent media, and students to discuss Indonesia’s new criminal code and strategies for advocacy efforts to raise awareness of its problematic articles.
This episode of PGP Live at DRAPAC23 features Security Matters and their mission to promote digital security awareness in Southeast Asia and their work as a first responder and research centre.
Indonesia’s new Criminal Code will soon take effect, but rights advocates have flagged several problematic provisions. This article outlines some of the key causes for concern.
Open and secure tech can help changemakers protect themselves from the digital dangers hindering their work, but there has been limited adoption and interest. EngageMedia and the Asia Centre examine the reasons why.