The cancellation of RightsCon raises serious concerns about the shrinking space for civil society and global dialogue.
Strongly condemn the actions by the Zambian government that have led to this outcome and standing in solidarity with #AccessNow.
A global rights conference cannot happen where voices are filtered; and requiring disclosure of topics to ensure “alignment with national values” risks turning it into a curated space. This goes against the very spirit of what such convenings stand for.
#RightsCon
“Your data is not safe” - and this isn’t just a tech slogan, it’s our reality.
This @DhakaTribune report lays out how weak laws, opaque data brokers, and everyday apps are quietly stripping away our privacy and exposing us to real-world harms.
#privacy
https://t.co/qJePAJXF2j
#India 🇮🇳 @rezwan of @globalvoices provides an overview of India’s AI policies and regulations. He noted that “technologies like AI-enabled surveillance and facial recognition are restricting civic space and aiding state authoritarianism."
https://t.co/G0zuASwJch
Fact-check: Viral claims of Jamaat leaders losing 53 seats by narrow margins in the election are wrong.
Analysis by @dismislab:
📊 Only 22 seats had margins <5,000 votes
⚖️ Jamaat & allies actually won 11 (BNP allies won 9).
https://t.co/IpQgEEL5BR
#BangladeshElections2026
EXCLUSIVE: Nationwide voter turnout was recorded at 60.69%, Md Ruhul Amin Mollick, the Election Commission public relations chief, told Netra News.
https://t.co/7rc4lzor5p
Update from Jamuna TV (13 Feb - 4 AM BDT):
Unofficial results from 249 seats (out of 300)
* BNP Alliance - 187
* Jamaat Alliance - 56
* Others - 6
The plebiscite on reform (Daily Star) - Yes 73 % - No 27%
BNP alliance is poised to win.
#BangladeshElections2026#Vote
As results begin to emerge, these credible sources are worth following for verified updates and in-depth coverage of the 13th National #Election of #Bangladesh.
https://t.co/0bONtJqZrz
https://t.co/V4IoppQqPW
https://t.co/4rOENZYYey (in Bengali)
#BangladeshElections2026
Votes are still being tallied, but unofficial results from the Bangladesh election suggest the Bangladesh Nationalist Party is “clearly leading.”
Al Jazeera's @tanvirbengal reports from Dhaka.
In this episode of Almost Serious, influencer Salman Muqtadir moves beyond the political parties to roast the people who actually vote (or don’t). Salman breaks down the 7 Secret Identities that truly run #Bangladesh.
#Election2026
https://t.co/8DCQ6bUD5F
Hijacking the Vote: Inside Bangladesh’s Data-Driven #Election Manipulation
- how #Bangladesh’s electoral integrity is increasingly shaped & strained by the growing centrality of digital infrastructure across the electoral lifecycle.
via @techglobalinst
https://t.co/Fwa2S3LOYl
For more than a year, expatriate activists Elias Hossain and Pinaki Bhattacharya have used Facebook and YouTube to instigate and organise a series of mob attacks on political and media institutions in Bangladesh.
https://t.co/pA6htRqJgb
🎬 Meet the people behind the stories!
Cinemata Big Screen @ DRAPAC 2025 isn’t just about powerful films — it’s about connecting with the voices behind them.
🎟 Register at https://t.co/C78Cv1jqt8
Dinita Putri of Luminate also speaks on reimagining the digital space!
"Don't take the future that is handed to us, create our own," says Dinita as she talks about the importance of DRAPAC25 today.