Deborah Brown
@deblebrown
senior researcher on tech & human rights @HRW formerly @apc_news @accessnow
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18-06-2009 06:30:27
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Repairing telecoms networks in Gaza is life-saving and life-threatening work. In Nov Paltel told Human Rights Watch & Access Now it couldn't make repairs bc it wasn't granted the necessary permits.
+972 Magazine reports that the Israeli military attacked workers while on an authorized journey
Shame on Columbia University for once again bringing a sea of police down on our own students. This administration has clearly learned nothing from history. It won’t recover from this.
The journalists of Columbia Daily Spectator and WKCR-FM NY are the best of the best; I’m in awe of what incredible work they’re doing while also trying to keep themselves and each other safe. Isabella is running her newsroom better than many professionals.
Pro-Palestine university campus protests have spread across the US and have been with harsh crackdowns Columbia University Barnard College Emory University UT Austin
US universities should respect the right to protect Human Rights Watch hrw.org/news/2024/04/2…
Our statement on Columbia University's outrageous use of police force against nonviolent protestors yesterday. We call on the University to rescind all undue punitive measures against students for the legitimate exercise of their fundamental rights:
When I was studying human rights Barnard College the rich history of protest Columbia University was the backdrop against which we discussed social movements, international human rights standards, and more.
Horrified and deeply ashamed by Barnard’s actions.
With world's attention on Gaza, Israeli settlers & soldiers are literally wiping Palestinian communities off the map. Palestinians displaced from 20 communities—at least 7 entirely uprooted. Large areas of the West Bank depopulated of Palestinians in just months. New Human Rights Watch report.
As Indians head to the polls, Human Rights Watch has released a new Q&A on the risks of technology being misused to undermine free, fair elections. Tech companies should invest more in content moderation, resist threats from authorities & do rigorous impact assessments
hrw.org/news/2024/04/0…
“The risk of misuse of technology in India’s election is significant and could result in further tilting the playing field in favor of the ruling party,” said Deborah Brown acting associate technology and human rights director at Human Rights Watch.
As voters in India prepare to head to the polls Human Rights Watch examined how the use of technology risks undermining this high stakes election. Read our explainer on key digital threats, incl. misuse of data, the role of tech companies, human rights standards & more
hrw.org/news/2024/04/0…
🧵In Dec, Human Rights Watch found Israel using starvation of Gaza as a weapon of war, a war crime. Today, we detail its deadly consequences: kids not only killed in airstrikes but now dying from malnutrition, dehydration, and other starvation-related complications.
hrw.org/news/2024/04/0…