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Friday, June 14 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Report, Rinse, Repeat! Learn to report on tech and human rights violations with Global Voices and Ranking Digital Rights

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We will run a workshop based on our forthcoming toolkit, built by Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) and Global Voices, that is designed to help advocates, researchers and journalists report effectively on human rights abuses that take place on technology platforms and telecommunications networks. Our session aims to help anyone in our field to effectively tell the stories of people affected by ICT companies’ policies and practices. First, speakers will share insights on their experiences of reporting on and documenting violations involving technology and telecommunications companies. We will then introduce the toolkit to participants and give them the opportunity to practice their reporting skills, by using the toolkit in a simulated reporting scenario.
Moderators
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Afef Abrougui

Advox Lead Editor, Global Voices

Speakers
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Marianne Díaz Hernández

Public Policy Analyst, Derechos Digitales
Marianne Diaz is a Venezuelan lawyer, digital rights activist and fiction writer, currently based in Santiago, Chile. Her work focuses mainly on issues regarding online freedom of speech, web filtering, internet infrastructure and digital security. She founded the digital rights NGO... Read More →
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Mahsa Alimardani

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Lena Nitsche

Project Manager, DW Akademie
Lena is a digital media professional currently working for DW Akademie in the field of freedom of expression and access to information. At DW Akademie she works in the digital department specializing in the topics of digital rights, digital innovation and digital literacy. Next to... Read More →

Friday June 14, 2019 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Biscay (Palais)
  Show and Tell: Skill-building for Advocacy and Campaigning, Workshop

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