As part of the Advancing Data Justice project, EngageMedia reported on how data justice is perceived and understood by civil society, technology groups, and affected communities in Indonesia and the Philippines.
Kas tulong kenka ken iti komunidad tapno natalged iti pannakaaramatyo iti kalintegan online, nagaramid kami iti pagalagadan nga mabalin mo nga mausar tapno mapapisa iti digital security yo ita, inton aldaw iti eleksiyon ken iti masakbayan.
In this episode, research consultant Dr Diani Citra and EngageMedia Digital Rights Program Officer for Indonesia Pradipa Rasidi expound on the idea of data justice as it relates to Indonesia and the Philippines.
Gintirok namon an pira nga mga sagdon para mabuligan ka ngan maibanan an mga hulga ha imo ngan ha imo komunidad ngan ha dayuday madugngan an imo digital security yana kuton ha adlaw han piniliay.
Para pabakuron ang imo presensya kag kinamatarong sa digital space, yari ang natipon nga pagsulondan sa digital security nga makapalig-on sa imo subong, sa adlaw sang eleksyon, kag sa palaabuton.
More than in past elections, online spaces have become a battleground for votes and a hotbed of digital threats. EngageMedia has compiled a list of tips to help Filipino voters increase their digital security and safely exercise their rights online.
The Thailand premiere of Tech Tales was celebrated ahead of International Fact-Checking Day last April 2, an apt time to turn a critical eye on disinformation, censorship, and other key digital rights issues in Thailand and in the Asia-Pacific.
In Indonesia, the PeduliLindungi app has become synonymous with and inseparable from the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet it poses an unprecedented threat due to a number of factors, all while leaving citizens with little to no recourse to protect their data.
In this 10-part series, EngageMedia and CommonEdge have invited 10 changemakers to respond to the current “pandemic of control” in the Asia-Pacific, amid growing digital authoritarianism that has only accelerated due to the COVID-19 pandemic.