82 Somali women share their experiences of being shamed, harassed and abused online in a recent crowdsourcing survey conducted by human rights defenders at Digital Shelter.
As the country is getting ready for the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections, we thought this was a timely and much-needed topic to be discussed by our online community.
Shaah iyo Sheeko September 2020 Kadib doodo iyo seminaaro is daba joog ah oo ay qabaneysay xarunta Digital Shelter sanadkaan 2020 oo ku saabsanaa
On 20th August 2020, Digital Shelter hosted a landmark forum titled “Digital Transformation and the Future of the Online Civic Space in Somalia” which was part of the African Digital Rights Fund series.
As part of our strategy on building safe digital environment for media professionals, bloggers and social media campaigners, DS organized advanced digital security training
In today’s digital world, Internet has become an essential platform for many activists to disseminate information, mobilize, build movements, fight for a cause and advance human rights at local and global level.
We live in a world that is increasingly interconnected often defined as a global village. Largely thanks to the internet and the digital platforms that revolutionized the way humans communicate
Cudurka safmarka ah ee loo yaqaano covid19 ee uu sababo fayraska “coronavirus” ayaa caalamka si ballaaran u saameeya. Sida ku qoran warbixinnadii ugu dambeeyay tirade dadka uu haayo xanuunkan ayaa kor u dhaafeysa 1.4 malyan, in kabadan 89,000 oo qofna ay u geeriyootay ayadoo wali la filanaayo in tirada intaas kasii badato. Cudurkan oo markiisi
Somalia’s press freedom record is dismal. The 2019 World Press Freedom Index ranks Somalia 164th out of 180 countries while a 2020 Amnesty International report indicates that press freedom
Somalia had recorded steady growth in telephone penetration – with 7.6 mobile subscribers. However, internet penetration remains