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Podcast #2 Defending Human Rights in the Digital Age
In the second episode of Human Rights and the Digital Podcast, Charity Mugasha and Phillip Ayazika, together with their guest Brian Geoffrey Chanwat (Strategic Response Initiative), explore how Human Rights Defenders in Uganda are embracing ICT to adapt to new working conditions in times of a global pandemic. With everything going digital because of the quarantine requirements, we dig deep to understand how the legal fraternity in Uganda is embracing ICTs to ensure access to justice.
In this episode, we explore how human rights defenders in Uganda are embracing ICTs to adapt to new working conditions in these times of the global pandemic. We are joined by Brian Geoffrey Chanwatt, a partner and beneficiary of the Digital Human Rights Lab project, with him we dig deep to understand how the legal fraternity in Uganda is embracing ICTs to ensure continued access to justice even in these tough times of the corona-virus disease.
Link to blog https://digitalhumanrightslab.org/blog/current-ict-approaches-enhance-access-justice-uganda/
Link to webinar blog https://digitalhumanrightslab.org/blog/webinar-strategic-response-international-sri/
To learn more about Strategic Response International, visit http://sri-uganda.org/
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Cyber Laws and Regulations
Surfing in the internet comes with many threats. Serious crimes like Phishing and the collection of user data, as well as the use of spyware are on the rise. Cyber Laws and Regulations, one of the newest areas of the legal system, create the offenses and penalties for those crimes. At the same time regulations help users to surf safely and keep their data protected.
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