Scroll Top

Reclaiming privacy: a feminist manifesto (Demo)

0
By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News November 29, 2018

As Privacy International highlights in their latest report From Oppression to Liberation: Reclaiming the Right to Privacy – privacy has not always been on the side of women.
Source: MEDIA FEED

HRNJ-Uganda / About Author
More posts by HRNJ-Uganda

Related Posts

– In Iran, environmentalists face arbitrary detention (Demo)

Iranian authorities should immediately release eight environmental activists detained for six months. Source: MEDIA FEED

0
06 Aug 2018
Chadians still face challenges despite restoration of internet access after 16 months (Demo)

This statement was originally published on cipesa.org on 21 October 2019. In July 2019, the Chadian government lifted a 16-month…

0
24 Oct 2019
– Judge criticises government inaction on online media access (Demo)

The HKJA welcomes the High Court's decision to grant it leave to challenge the government's blanket ban on digital-only news…

0
27 Mar 2017
California prisons block AI researchers from examining parole denials (Demo)

This statement was originally published on eff.org on 20 May 2020. A team of researchers who want to develop a…

0
27 May 2020
MEAA calls on China to release Australian journalist Yang Hengjun (Demo)

This statement was originally published on meaa.org on 19 July 2019. MEAA has written to the Chinese Ambassador to Australia…

0
19 Jul 2019
Report: Threats against journalists in CoE states on the rise (Demo)

Impunity for crimes against journalists is becoming a "new normal"; legal protections for critical, investigative reporting have been weakened both…

0
13 Feb 2019
Trump, Twitter, and why a 25-year-old law is needed to protect the future of freedom of expression online (Demo)

Editor’s Note: Over recent days, the world’s attention has been justifiably focused on the US protests following the killing of…

0
04 Jun 2020
– Will Trinidad and Tobago's cybercrime bill stifle media freedom? (Demo)

Legislators in Trinidad and Tobago are taking aim at a spate of pernicious issues online – ranging from hate to…

0
29 Jun 2018
– Mexico urged to continue funding journalist protection mechanism (Demo)

CPJ is deeply concerned about the imminent gap in financing that threatens the operation of the Federal Mechanism for the…

0
07 Sep 2018
– Egypt: Planned presidential vote neither free nor fair (Demo)

Fourteen international and regional rights organisations accuse the Egyptian government of trampling over even the minimum requirements for free and…

0
16 Feb 2018
– Blatant disregard for fair trial rights as Altans' entire defence team expelled in free expression case (Demo)

ARTICLE 19, PEN International, PEN Norway and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemn this clear violation of fair trial rights and…

0
15 Nov 2017
MRA accuses Nigeria police force of being manipulated by politician (Demo)

This statement was originally published on mediarightsagenda.net on 3 September 2019. Media Rights Agenda (MRA) today called for the immediate…

0
03 Sep 2019
– Senegal's new press code: One step forward, two steps back (Demo)

Of particular concern to the media community is article 192 of Senegal's new press code, which states that a district…

0
17 Jul 2017
Data collection, privacy, and COVID-19 (Demo)

This statement was originally published on openmedia.org on 15 April 2020. Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures – but should…

0
16 Apr 2020
– Two more victims of information war in Ukraine (Demo)

Journalist Vasily Muravitsky and blogger Eduard Nedeliayev, held respectively by the Ukrainian authorities and pro-Russian separatists, should be released immediately….

0
11 Aug 2017