How are memes being used to engage in political discourse and circumvent censorship in India?

To reclaim the emancipatory potential of social media for feminist transformation, we need urgent action along two fronts – a global normative benchmarking exercise that leads to new content moderation standards grounded in women’s human rights, and techno-design alternatives for the creation of decolonized network infrastructures.

In its current form, the UN Secretary General’s “Roadmap for Digital Cooperation” undermines the WSIS goal to develop a “people centered, inclusive and development oriented Information Society”.

While a  cyber safety booklet can be a helpful resource for survivors of cybercrimes, it is essential for such resources to have an empowerment-based approach to make online spaces not only safe but also accessible for all.

Reflections on the Madras High Court’s interpretation of “Public Place” in cases of sexual harassment in virtual spaces.

Online publics, much like their offline counterparts, can be misogynistic and sexist. Effective feminist interventions into legal frameworks are necessary to reclaim these spaces.

What would constitute responsible use of AI in the African context?

The debate on liability of social media providers and Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

How has the introduction of transnational technologies in South America affected human rights and privacy concerns?