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CcHUB, member of the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience, conducted the study, Digital Regulations of the Future: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks in five African Nations. The research analyzes how Africa’s digital policymaking is dominated by a small group; mostly comprising Big Tech corporations and regulatory agencies, leaving most voices unheard. […]
The article Reflections from Costa Rica, The path to autonomy and collective strength for civil society, written by Fundación Acceso, member of the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience, explores recommendations and learnings to deal with emerging challenges in the digital ecosystem from a Global South perspective. The publication is part of a
The Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience (DRN) is pleased to share a new report titled Pulse 2025, The Trump Effect on Digital Resilience in the Global Majority. This brief explores the most recent changes in the ecosystem and analyzes the evolution of the geopolitical, technological, and activism trends presented previously in the
The Global Network for Social Justice & Digital Resilience launched on March 20th its first report: “Scanning the Horizon: The Future of Digital Rights & Resilience in the Global Majority”, in a webinar with discussants and participants from the Global South. Key political, economic and technological trends that impact the human rights and digital rights
Join us for the launch of a new report: “Scanning the Horizon: The Future of Digital Rights & Resilience in the Global Majority” on March 20, 2:00-3:30 PM UTC. This report provides a scoping of the key geopolitical, technological, and economic trends impacting our digital resilience ecosystem. Building on the trends we highlighted in this
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DRN publishes a new report helping organizations forecast the future trends affecting our digital resilience ecosystem.
