
Feminist talk
A cat among pigeons: Gender, culture and internet governance at AFRISIG 2018
All feminists have had to ask themselves in several gatherings and meetings - when can I raise the gender question? Sheena Magenya here reflects on her experiences at AFRISIG 2018, and goes deep into the question of how do we navigate, understand and eventually change such spaces.

Feminist talk
Decolonising Data for Data Justice
Governments and corporations have collected people's data for decades to dictate the kind of services each person would have access to. This data is more often than not rooted in colonialist practices and attitudes towards collection and processing of this information. Seerat Khan discusses the implications and way forward in this article.

Feminist talk
Making privacy a constitutional right: Interview with Y. K. Chang

In depth
Curfew on Solidarities: Interviews with Kashmiri activists on censorship and lockdown
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…

In depth
“In our work, the internet is a main stakeholder”: A feminist talk with Hayriye Avatar at the IGF

Editorial
Why do the Feminist Principles of the Internet matter?

Publication
Summary Report of the Gender Dynamic Coalition meeting at the IGF 2014

Publication
Queering internet governance in Indonesia
In depth
Results from the Gender Report Card at the 2012 IGF: More women make a huge difference
