Updates
Online violence against women
UK: More than 100 media leaders call for better police response to online abuse of women journalists
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- A New Threat to Women in Politics: Online Gender-Based Violence
- News industry urges police to ‘break cycle of abuse’ against women in journalism
- Largest-ever UK report into online violence against women launched at Westminster event, urging for action
- More than one in six women in Scotland 'have experienced online violence'
- Twitter worst social media platform for online threats against women, report finds
- Rise in femicide in Kenya puts technology's role in the spotlight
Digital Rights
Seven priorities for online platforms during elections
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- India: Joint letters to Election Commission and platform companies on generative AI and manipulated media content
- Pakistan: Stakeholders express concern over X disruption; call on telecom regulator for transparency
- Constant muzzling of online voices in Nigeria
- The Gambia: Draft cybercrime bill threatens online dissent
Climate and media reporting
How to spot climate misinformation and disinformation, and counter both
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- Generative AI could ‘supercharge’ climate disinformation, report warns
- Artificial Intelligence Likely to Use More Energy, and Spread More Climate Misinformation
- In India, Women Take Leading Role in Environmental Coverage
- The power of protest in the media: examining portrayals of climate activism in UK news
- When Hurricanes Strike, Climate Change Dominates Social Media
- Done asking, pleading, demanding, South states take legal recourse for Central funds
- More misinformation and nonsense on climate from Lomborg and Tol