This eye-opening analysis of the Tech Tales Youth film ‘Digital Rights Lab’ by Weeraya “Min” Vichayaprasertkul exposes the thriving criminal ecosystem built around the exploitation of personal data and the alarming lack of safeguards.
This issue analysis of the Tech Tales Youth film ‘On Our Own Time’ by Kat Catalan casts a critical eye on the much-touted gig economy and its realities of precarious labour.
The Tech Tales Youth film ‘This is How Her House Was Built’ by Jaime Morados shows how twisted narratives can distort reality, fuelling disinformation and historical revisionism and contributing towards the erosion of democracy.
This issue analysis of the Tech Tales Youth film ‘Nanay’ (Mama) by KC Sulit and JV Sangalang spotlights the vulnerabilities faced by the digitally illiterate and the systemic loopholes that enable financial exploitation.
This analysis of the Tech Tales Youth film ‘Black Hole’ by Patipat Oakkharhaphunrat explores the impact of data privacy violations and generational trauma, and underscores the urgency of empowering youth to advocate for accountability.
The films by Filipino students will be screening exclusively on Cinemata from March 29 to April 5, 2024.
Cinemata, a video platform for social issue films about the Asia-Pacific region, has released a helpful new feature for emerging filmmakers and video activists: password protection for content.
Goethe-Institut Indonesia presents “Digital Rights Cinema” on February 24, which will feature the screening of eight short films addressing digital rights issues from the Tech Tales Youth film collection produced by EngageMedia.
Tanka Aryal, President of Digital Rights Nepal, shares insights into the organisation’s work to address emerging digital rights issues in the country, such as digital security and the intersection of technology and law.
