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Protecting Journalists Online: Global Solutions from IGF 2024

In the digital age, the safety and security of journalists has become increasingly precarious. With the rise of online harassment, including gender-based violence and targeted threats, protecting the integrity of journalistic work is more crucial than ever. The recent Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2024 highlights the pressing need for comprehensive strategies to safeguard journalists in […]

Shaping the Future of the Internet Governance Forum: Reflections and Aspirations

The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) stands at a critical juncture, with discussions surrounding its future gaining momentum amidst global digital transformation. The forum’s role in promoting dialogue around internet governance is not only essential but increasingly relevant in the context of burgeoning challenges such as cybersecurity, digital rights, and equitable internet access. As we explore […]

African Parliamentarians Tackle Digital Transformation at IGF 2024

In a landmark discussion held at the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2024, African parliamentarians convened to explore the significant impact of digital transformation on the continent. This convergence of leaders highlighted the critical role of legislative frameworks in navigating the complexities of a digitally-driven landscape and fostering inclusive growth across Africa. The IGF, an annual […]

Tackling Internet Fragmentation: A Global Challenge at IGF 2024

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the issue of internet fragmentation has emerged as a significant concern. During the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2024, held in December, experts gathered to discuss the profound implications of this fragmentation and the strategies required to address it. The session highlighted the complex landscape of internet governance and the […]

Cybercrime Laws in Africa and the Middle East: A Call for Reform at IGF 2024

In December 2024, the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) held an engaging session in Riyadh that scrutinized the impact of cybercrime laws in Africa and the Middle East. Experts and stakeholders emphasized the need for comprehensive reforms to tackle the surge in authoritarian practices targeting free expression, especially within marginalized communities. This dialogue comes at a […]

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