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Online Violence Against Women: In Whose Hands Are Journalists Safe?

The Internet is an essential resource that journalists depend on for sourcing story subjects, creating and distributing content, and engaging with the audience. Despite its importance, the Internet has also been used as an avenue for attacks against journalists, not just because of their journalistic work, but often because of their gender. This calls for a multi-stakeholder approach to ensure that the internet is a safe space for female journalist.

Can Legislation Address Online Gender-Based Violence in Namibia?

A graphic of a woman sitting down hiding while hands from the digital world point and mock her.

The idea of an open internet is hinged on the tenet that all citizens can freely voice their opinions, share ideas, and debate (Democratic Principles for an Open Internet).

The Law Should Work for Us: Addressing Kenya's Regulatory Gap to Build a Safer Internet for Women and Girls

A woman cries in front of a computer screen surrounded by words "ugly," "fat," and "loser."

Internews reports that social media is the main source of news and information for Kenyans, surpassing traditional media like radio, television, and newspapers.