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.
Hosted by EngageMedia, the online event on April 9 features Prof Nicole Curato and Dr Jonathan Ong as they share insights from their extensive research on online disinformation, trolls, influencers, and other digital threats to democracy.
In ‘Panulukan’ (Crossroads), Filipino filmmaker Richard Soriano Legaspi explores the concept of truth as mediated by technology, and how digital platforms abet the legitimisation of state violence and corruption.
The Philippines’ SIM Card Registration Act has lapsed into law despite widespread opposition from rights groups and privacy advocates calling it a “fatally flawed” measure threatening the privacy and safety of Filipinos.
EngageMedia, through its work under the Greater Internet Freedom program, is hosting a three-day digital rights school from April 14 to 16 to empower new and upcoming digital rights defenders. The deadline for applications is on March 31, 2022.
EngageMedia supports the statement by the Foundation for Media Alternatives urging Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to veto the SIM Card Registration Act. The proposed measure poses serious threats to privacy and free expression.
Gladys Llanes, an alumna of EngageMedia’s second Environmental Impact Lab, writes about the challenges and rewards of working as an impact producer in the Asia-Pacific in this guest blog post.
