The Third Forum on Telecommunications in Rural Areas and Indigenous Communities, held on 24 March 2026 in Puebla, Mexico, highlighted the fact that the digital divide does not only involve a…

What happens when we stop asking AI, and start asking each other again? This new series, Don't Ask AI, Ask A Peer, centres on something we're at risk of losing in the age of generative AI,…

Input to the report of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights pursuant to HRC resolution 58/23 on “Human rights defenders and new and emerging technologies: protecting human rights defenders,…

The third edition of Change in Motion features information from members in the Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA) region on how digital technologies have become central tools for surveillance,…

Led by the Internet Research Lab, India, “GigSaathi: A feminist action research project to address wage disparities and platform power”, aims at addressing a key power dynamic between digital…

Launched in 2006, the award-winning Take Back the Tech! (TBTT!) campaign is turning 20 years old at a time when ideas, movements and disruptions around pervasive TFGBV remain necessary and in some…

In February 2026, the first edition of the Blended Training for ICT Network Managers in Indigenous and Rural Communities took place in Africa, focusing on community-led ICT development, with…

In the highlands of Kasepuhan Ciptagelar/Gelaralam, since 2016, over 700 access points have sprung up, built and maintained by local technicians, many of them Indigenous youth. The subscription fee?…

Continuing our monthly interview series "Building a Free Internet of the Future", we talked to Emelia Smith, who is a software engineer. She explains more about her work, shares what she…

This research weaves together the experience of LGBTQIA+ communities in Ethiopia – how they are impacted by online gender-based violence, yet continue to exist and build community with creativity,…

Adopting an intersectional and participatory approach, this research shows the stories of how transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse people experience TFGBV, what strategies they employ to resist…

In the era of AI-automated annihilation, the authors bring us through the many questions on what and how a truly decolonial act looks like – what sabotaging the tools of colonial genocide and…

Set against Tajikistan’s political and social structure, this research deep dive into TFGBV as a continuum with offline violence, reinforcing patriarchal values and established gender norms that have…