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In this episode of the Pretty Good Podcast Youth Series, Amnesty International regional researcher Chanatip Tatiyakaroonwong and Nepali art activist Neha Gauchan unpack the victories and ongoing struggles of LGBTQ+ rights in Thailand and Nepal. From landmark legislation to digital activism, they explore how queer youth are building safer spaces online and pushing for change beyond symbolic wins.
Young advocates from Taiwan and the Philippines share how they're building solidarity across borders to defend civic space and empower the next generation.
In this episode, Afifah Fitriyani Oceanto, Shoeb Abdullah, and Subinoy Mustofi Eron exchange insights on the student-led movements in Bangladesh and Indonesia and the power of solidarity and building community.
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.
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.
In this episode of PGP Live at DRAPAC23, Leandro Ucciferri, Global Partnerships Manager of Ranking Digital Rights, explores the collaboration with EngageMedia on the Greater Internet Freedom project led by Internews.
In this episode of PGP Live at DRAPAC23, Jonnah Morado, legal officer and project coordinator at IDEALS Inc., sheds light on their work providing legal assistance to human rights CSOs and digital rights advocates in the Philippines.
Kristine Tan Chan, President of Filipino Freethinkers, delves into their work of utilising science and secularism to champion human rights, focusing on freedom of expression and religion, rights of women and LGBTQIA+ communities, and digital rights.
