EngageMedia’s research seeks to provide an overview of the problems faced by civil society actors regarding the fulfilment of digital rights in Indonesia.
EngageMedia Executive Director Andrew Lowenthal shares the idea behind the Tech Tales film collection, and what these digital rights films aim to achieve.
The special screening will feature films on human rights stories in the Asia-Pacific in celebration of Human Rights Day this December.
Sebagai upaya meningkatkan wawasan seputar hak digital, EngageMedia dan Wikimedia Indonesia berkolaborasi untuk meningkatkan konten mengenai hak digital dalam Bahasa Indonesia.
In line with the international celebration of World Internet Day, EngageMedia on October 30 launched Tech Tales: Films about Digital Rights in the Asia-Pacific, a collection of eight films that highlight human rights stories in the digital age.
EngageMedia is hiring a Digital Security Project Manager who will drive EngageMedia’s digital security efforts to improve the accessibility and usability of open and secure technologies.
Tech Tales, a collection of eight films that highlight human rights stories in the digital age, launches on Saturday, October 30. This first-ever public screening of the Tech Tales film collection coincides with the international celebration of World Internet Day, an apt time to turn a critical eye to the current digital rights issues being faced in the Asia-Pacific.
In Indonesia, digital spaces are the site of a challenging balancing act between religious expression and hate speech.
Despite various digital rights violations in the Asia-Pacific, there are not enough films that document these issues in the region. Through “Tech Tales: Films about digital rights in the Asia-Pacific”, EngageMedia will help produce eight to ten films about digital rights in the region.
