Internet Freedom Project Lesotho exists to promote internet freedom in #Lesotho.
The project aims to empower Basotho to use the Internet safely, advocate for access for all, and protect internet rights.
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Uncover the strategic insights and game-changing technologies steering the course of digital transformation in Africa. Join us for the AIS'23 here>>https://t.co/U4vN2quETp
In “Digital Rights in Lesotho,” @InternetProjLS used @rankingrights’ methodology to assess the #DigitalRights commitments made by 2 #telecom companies & 2 financial companies based in Lesotho: https://t.co/PHweuc19cG
@slickbuy is an online shopping platform hoping to usher the country into a new era of commerce through the internet. More details in the article in replies...
Here is a beautiful research project on how COVID 19 affected Cybersecurity awareness by Nthabiseng Pule. Which other writers do you know that handle such topics?
https://t.co/bufaGXXMOh
@nthabi01
Next year, we hope to come back bigger & better, but until then, you can catch up on all things "impolite". Feel free to browse through all the video recordings of the enlightening sessions here! 👇 7/7
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@newslaundry
Pocket power helps students raise funds to study abroad. It's a great venture by @thatorammoko showing the power of innovation in in growing economies
#growingeconomies#Innovation
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In a compelling interview with, @SelibengJobs,Hlompho Mohapi, an innovative teacher and web developer, sheds light on the challenges faced by learners in Lesotho's education system and presents a solution that harnesses the power of technology...more here: https://t.co/uvt5zd0b2Z
The lack of internet access is a global issue that contributes to inequality, especially in developing countries and among certain populations.More investment is needed in infrastructure and digital literacy programs
Read full article here:
https://t.co/J1GzisxM9O
According to the ICO, more than one million UK children under the age of 13 were estimated to be using TikTok in 2020, which violates the platform's terms of service.
#DataRights#ChildrensRights
Online censorship poses a significant threat to freedom of speech and information as it limits the free exchange of ideas and suppresses dissenting opinions.
Twitter has announced that their "For You" page will only show paid users. Do you feel it's putting a price on speech?