Activists fear new cyber law will allow authorities to crack down harshly on those promoting freedom of expression. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Pham Doan Trang strums softly on an acoustic guitar. She’s performing the Vietnamese folk song Water…
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Digital Dictatorship in Vietnam seeks to silence dissidents
Tagged with: activism, Cybersecurity law, Freedom of expression, Le Cong Dinh, Online freedom, Pham Doan Trang, Vi Tran, Vietnam
Posted in Print
Posted in Print
Myanmar’s Youthful Change – CBC The World this Weekend
YANGON, Myanmar – There has been a transition taking place in this Southeast Asian country since the end of 50 years of military dictatorship in 2012. The first fully democratic elections in 2015 brought Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for…
#RightsMedia report: Mama C on #poetry #music #art and the #BlackPanther Party
Charlotte Hill O’Neal, aka Mama C, was a member of the Kansas City chapter of the Black Panther Party before she went into exile with her husband Pete O’Neal in Tanzania. Together, the two have worked in community development and…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, activism, Africa, afrofusion, Arusha, Black Panther Party, Charlotte Hill-O'Neal, Kansas City, Mama C, music, Pete O'Neal, poetry, politics, tanzania, U.S., United African Alliance Community Center
Posted in Radio
Posted in Radio
#RightsMedia doc: In-studio with the Warriors. #reggae #music #Arusha #Tanzania
Part two of a documentary series on the Arusha-based afro-fusion, reggae band, Warriors from the East. In this part, Ras Magere speaks candidly in-studio about politics, activism and Tanzanian youth, set to a beat from a yet-to-be-released Warriors jam (featuring…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, activism, Africa, afro-fusion, Arusha, Chadema, Kilimanjaro, Kimandolu, music, politics, radio documentary, Ras Magere, reggae, tanzania, Tanzanian youth, unemployment, Warriors from the east
Posted in Radio
Posted in Radio
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