Discover digisec.wiki at RightsCon 2025
Yin Maung
19/02/2025
EngageMedia invites human rights defenders and activists to join the session to learn more about the community-run digital security resource.
Digital Rights: Posts
Curfew, Canvas, and Confinement: The Human Cost of Digital Suppression
Guest Writer
17/02/2025
Written By Subinoy Mustofi Eron Ishtiyak Ahmad Zihad’s Whispers of the Ink, shot in harsh, evocative black and white, illustrates the catastrophic consequences of the
Life in Darkness: Internet Shutdowns and Digital Labor Precarity in Bangladesh
Rezwan Islam
17/02/2025
In Taosin Zafar’s film “The Black Kite,” Arif, a freelancer who relies on crutches, faces a devastating reality when a government-imposed internet shutdown cuts off
Call for Applications: Cinemata Community Curator Residency Program in Film and Human Rights Advocacy
Jen Tarnate
06/12/2024
We’re looking for two film curators to develop a film program addressing issues on shrinking civic spaces in the Asia-Pacific.
DRAPAC24 Public Report: Welcome to a Movement
Sara Pacia
26/11/2024
DRAPAC24 gathered over 287 changemakers from 150 organizations in Taipei, Taiwan for two days of conversations centered on three broad themes: regional solution-making, empowerment of young persons, and adoption of open technology.
Through a play session, DRAPAC24 explores the advocacy potential of gaming and interactive media
Pradipa P. Rasidi
26/11/2024
The session brought together games with diverse formats and themes, united by a shared goal: making the complex and nuanced understanding of digital rights issues more accessible and engaging for a wider audience.
Myanmar Digital Coup Quarterly: August 2024-October 2024
EngageMedia Editorial
12/11/2024
Online surveillance, attempts to stifle media freedom, and ongoing arrests continue to be documented in Myanmar, four years on since the coup.
Reflections on Youth-Led Movements Against State Repression in Bangladesh and Indonesia
Guest Writer
06/11/2024
This article complements the first episode of Pretty Good Podcast Youth, featuring an interview with Activate Rights’ founders on Bangladesh’s student-led protests and their influence on youth’s understanding of human and digital rights.
PGP Youth: From Bangladesh, In Solidarity – Lessons for the Student Movement in Indonesia
EngageMedia Editorial
09/10/2024
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.