Sri Lanka: Net Neutrality and Peacebuilding
Sri Lanka
ICT for Peacebuilding reflects on net neutrality and what it means for peacebuilding processes.
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ICT for Peacebuilding reflects on net neutrality and what it means for peacebuilding processes.
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DBS Jeyaraj posts a video interview of Sunila Abeyesekera, a well-known Sri Lankan human and womens rights activist, who talks about the current situation in Sri Lanka.
Imran Jattala exposes more hate campaign against minorities in the capital of Pakistan as an association of bigoted lawyers recently banned products made by a minority-owned business from courthouses.
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Sonya Rehman reports about the advent of Hosh Media, a new citizen journalism portal, which epitomizes the growing popularity of locally-based, online portals for citizen journalism in Pakistan.
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