The ‘Video and Technology for Human Rights Documentation’ session was delivered by Prakkash from WITNESS and Yerry Borang from EngageMedia at the COCONET 2017 (a Southeast Asia digital rights camp hosted by EngageMedia and partners)
As part of EngageMedia’s syllabus on using video for social change, our Communications and Outreach Coordinator conducted a number of related sessions at COCONET, the Southeast Asia Digital Rights Camp.
EngageMedia conducted research to better understand the current status of digital security for Indonesian and Philippine journalists, and to compare the difference between these countries.
EngageMedia, sebagai bagian dari Cyber Steward Networks, melakukan serangkaian penelitian mengenai kondisi keamanan digital bagi wartawan di Indonesia dan Filipina.
COCONET 2017 camp participants talk about their work and their experiences as well as learnings at COCONET.
Apakah penggunaan Whatsapp adalah langkah aman bagi wartawan untuk memberikan pertanyaan tambahan pada seorang narasumber? Adakah aplikasi alternatif lain yang lebih aman? Apakah bekerja dengan resiko membahayakan bisa dikatakan normal bagi para wartawan? Amankah jika para wartawan dibiarkan berbagi komputer di kantor redaksi mereka? Pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini muncul dalam dua periode wawancara dengan sejumlah wartawan di Indonesia sebagai bagian dari riset oleh EngageMedia mengenai keamanan digital wartawan.
‘TECH. ACTIVISM. HUMAN RIGHTS.’, a roundtable discussion on the state of activism and digital rights in Southeast Asia was held on 10 November 2017 at the Journalism Department of University of the Philippines Diliman, College of Mass Communications. Over 35 human rights defenders from ASEAN region met to discuss a range of challenges they are facing online.
We interviewed Jason Soo, a filmmaker from Singapore whose work highlights activists and activism over the course of its history.
In 2017, in collaboration with Citizen Lab, EngageMedia spoke to journalists from Papua, Aceh, and Central Java in an effort to find out the current situation regarding the safety of journalists there.
