
Indepth
Indepth features analytical articles that are meant to inform readers about perspectives, issues and debates around certain topics relevant to gender, technology and ICT policy. This is the place for articles that provide an informed, well-reasoned feminist perspective, with a strong focus on the global South.
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Reshaping the Internet for Women
By flavia
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Harnessing the Internet to Realise Labour Rights in Cambodia: Interview with Alexandra Demetrianova
By Radhika Radhakrishnan
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Role of internet in realising sexual and reproductive rights in Uganda: Interview with Allana Kembabazi
By Tarryn
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In Search of Allies: Interview with TBTT campaigners in India
By Smita
In this set of interviews, Smita Vanniyar speaks to Japleen Pasricha of Feminism in India, and Divya Rajgopal of WhyHate. In separate ways, both these are projects of passion that find ways to reclaim technology for women and also others marginalised on account of gender non-conformity, sexuality, caste, religion and class. They discuss the pros and cons of anonymity, how to address online VAW...
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Technology as lingua franca: Interview with Caroline Tagny
By BiancaBaldo
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V for Vale: 10 year journey of TBTT! Campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina
By LamiaKosovic
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At the cutting edge: TBTT campaigner Francoise Mukuku in DRC
By Tarryn
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Trafficking in Women: female objectification
By Vera Vieira
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Your presence as a political statement: the story of Coraline Ada
By Evelin Heidel - Scann
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Curfew on Solidarities: Interviews with Kashmiri activists on censorship and lockdown
By namita
Social media is both the space for building a new language to speak about Kashmir in terms of occupation, resistance, settler colonialism or separatist movements, and it also is a technology of control for the Indian government. Banning certain websites and people and blocking the internet for periods extending to weeks is seen as completely acceptable ways of dealing with the "Kashmir crisis...