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Bosnia Herzegovina: census, the demography of division and the reality of illiteracy

We the citizens, residents, hosts, to build, sustain, feed our own independent critical thinking as people of the year 2016, we desperately need computer literacy, media literacy and with these produce new information, build a different knowledge, and dismantle once for all the too many deadly lies

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Why feminism matters to Internet?

Originally published on: One World Platform, Womens rights and GenderIT Feminism is a political statement, and more importantly political practice, way of thinking, understanding and public articulation of practically every issue of life. If I try to translate this virtually, in Internet language so to say, I can state that

How my children explain YouTube to me

Originally published on One World Platform, Internet rights This article had been co-authored by: Hackerberry Finn and Olivor Twist “Mum, you cannot imagine the pain of children whose parents do not understand what is a YouTuber” said to me Olivor Twist one of my twins. I said they could explain

Defending the Defenders: Short Review of Nobel Women’s Initiative Conference

Defending the Defenders: Short Review of Nobel Women’s Initiative Conference

Originally published on: One World Platform, Womens rights A weekend in the Hague, in the average Balkans person mind is about crimes against humanity and International tribunal. However, this time it was about women’s human rights defenders and I had the privilege to attend and contribute by providing a

IGF 2012, Baku did change anything?

IGF 2012, Baku did change anything?

Originally published on One World Platform Internet rights, Womens rights and on Human rights must be encoded into the fabric of internet governance dialogues on 12 November 2012, GenderIT.org Looking backward to the Baku Internet Governance Forum did change anything or its just worsening? It was November 6-9, 2012,

In the continuum of #privacy and #data

In the continuum of #privacy and #data

I have always regard myself as a public person. It is not so much about me being “known” as much as being comfortable with being known and speaking/act publicly. Still I have an intimacy, something inherently mine that I do not want to share with almost anyone and many

Autocracy 2.0 at the Internet Governance Forum

Autocracy 2.0 at the Internet Governance Forum

Originally published on GenderIT.ot, Feminist talks This is my first IGF, I have sneaked into the arena of Internet Governance during the WSIS. At that time I decided to retire and be a distant witness. This year I am here, listening, learning, observing and exercising my right to express

Censorship walks, a feminist view of the Internet Governance Forum

Censorship walks, a feminist view of the Internet Governance Forum

Originally published on GenderIT.org, Feminist Talks A big hangar, with a constant voice asking people to wear headphones and talk to each other through the microphones, an internet network that does not allow participants to be online simultaneously, with an average of only one person out of three being

Anonymize yourself: digital security and feminist practice of technology

Anonymize yourself: digital security and feminist practice of technology

Originally published on GenderIT.org, Feminist talks From the 16th to the 18th of April I attended a pre-event to the 12th AWID forum that was focusing on the intersection between information and communication technology, the internet and feminist practices, and that was interrogating privacy and security in online spaces

Filtered by the state, inspired by Gita Sen

Filtered by the state, inspired by Gita Sen

Originally published on GenderIT.org, Feminist Talks The convention center is big, enormous, 2500 women from all over the world to attend the 12th AWID International Forum on Women’s Rights in Development. It's my first AWID, usually I avoid these overwhelming conventions but this time I couldn&

Advocating for a Revolutionary Consciousness

Advocating for a Revolutionary Consciousness

Originally published on GenderIT.org, Feminist talks Another day had passed and tomorrow will be the last day of the AWID 2012 Forum.. At the end of day two I fell down, literally, I just fell. It did hurt but I stood up and went to the party a bit