Ruairi Nolan
@ruairin
Tweets on peacebuilding, conflict and human rights, plus occasional odds and ends.
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06-07-2009 10:52:20
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Marginalized groups, including women & LGBTI people, are often subject to the global 'digital divide', which often means they have less affordable, accessible, & safe access to digital technology. Our Tech & Human Rights Researcher, Eliza Aspen (Eliza Aspen (she/they)), explains why👇
EVENT - Achieving Justice in Syria: Challenges and Opportunities for the new UK Government. 6:30pm - 8:00pm on July 30 at Amnesty UK Hope to see some of you there. eventbrite.co.uk/e/achieving-ju…
Success! The Olympic Games has confirmed war criminal Omar Aroub will not attend #Paris2024. Brave survivors & 7000+ supporters insisted Aroub be brought to justice for brutal arrests & torture, not put on a podium. IOC must now refuse Aroub's leadership of Syria’s Paralympic Committee
V useful thread from Pat de Brún on the role of big tech platforms in fueling the far-right violence in the UK x.com/patdebrun/stat…
Remarkable story on the degree of state support and protection given to NSO by the Israeli government. From a Forbidden Stories investigation, supported by Amnesty Tech x.com/AmnestyTech/st…
Big Tech's role in propelling and fuelling the ongoing racist and Islamophobic violence in the UK cannot be overlooked More from Amnesty Tech here on how algorithms designed to prioritise engagement above all else inflame division, disinformation & hate amnesty.org/en/latest/news…
If you listen to one thing today… This is a really through-provoking episode of the Expert Factor, with guest nazir afzal joining Hannah White Institute for Government and Anand Menon UK in a Changing Europe to discuss why the Rio’s happened - and the government response podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…
🚨The use of national firewalls enabling internet censorship is an increasing concern in #Pakistan. Our colleague, Hajira Maryam (Hajira Maryam), breaks down what national firewalls really are and why they threaten human rights and free expression.
After 13 years of uncertainty, the family of the contemporary Islamic thinker Abdul Akram Al-Saqqa received the tragic news of his death in detention. Our deepest condolences to Abdul Akram’s daughter Asmaa of Families for Freedom, his family and all those who loved him ❤️🩹 May he rest
📍 BANGKOK: The trial initiated by Thai activist Jatupat Boonpattararaksa against NSO Group for the use of spyware began on Tuesday. We @Amnesty filed an amicus curiae brief on the applicable international and regional human rights law and standards 👇 securitylab.amnesty.org/latest/2024/09…