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Publications
What kind of Internet do you want 2011
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Power of Social Media in Citizen Empowerment 2011
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CIPESA FOCUS 2007
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Call for proposals.
Research Consultant ToRs
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PEER REVIEW OF RESEARCH ON BIOMETRIC DATA COLLECTION, PRIVACY, AND SURVEILLANCE AND HOW IT AFFECTS DIGITAL RIGHTS IN UGANDA
In efforts to advance its mandate and with funding from Enabel, CIPESA is implementing a project titled Advancing Digital Rights by Businesses in Uganda. Under the project, CIPESA will conduct research on Biometric data collection, privacy, and surveillance and how it affects digital rights in Uganda to inform advocacy on digital rights in the business sector.
Documents.
Call for Applications: Digital Hub for African CSO
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The International Center for Not- for-Profit Law (ICNL) in conjunction with the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) is pleased to invite applications from representatives of civil society organizations (CSOs), lawyers and human rights defenders (HRDs) interested in pursuing collective advocacy strategies to address and respond to current and emerging threats to digital freedoms in Africa.
CIPESA Affidavit in Support of Application and Affidavit in Rejoinder-Digital Identity Case
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CIPESA Affidavit in Support of Application and Affidavit in Rejoinder-Digital Identity Case
ICT-Taxes-Sector-Research-ICT-Solution
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State of Internet Freedom in Africa
Navigating the Implications of AI on Digital Democracy in Ghana
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Navigating the Implications of AI on Digital Democracy in Ghana.
Navigating the Implications of AI on Digital Democracy in Kenya
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly shaping Kenya’s civic space and digital rights landscape.
Exploring the Implications of Artificial Intelligence on Digital Democracy in South Africa
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Findings indicate that South Africa’s AI adoption is growing across sectors but remains fragmented and unregulated.