Nov 26 | Women, Technology, and Peacemaking Webinar: 25 Years After UNSCR 1325 - The Citizen Lab
This webinar brings together Citizen Lab researchers with policy advisors, Women, Peace and Security (WPS) experts, and human rights defenders to reflect on twenty-five years of the WPS agenda in the age of digital repression. The discussion will explore how gender, technology, and authoritarianism intersect to shape women’s participation in peace and security, and how targets of gendered digital attacks and feminist movements are building resilience and reimagining women’s digital security for the next 25 years.
The Citizen Lab’s Submission on Transnational Repression in the UK - The Citizen Lab
Transnational repression is a serious threat to human rights.
Targeted Across Borders: Digital Transnational Repression, Gender Dimensions, and the Role of Host States - The Citizen Lab
In a new article published in the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, the Citizen Lab’s Noura Aljizawi, Siena Anstis, and Gözde Böcü investigate the
Marcus Michaelsen on the Impacts of Transnational Repression: Interview by Stockholm Center for Freedom - The Citizen Lab
What’s stopping diaspora members from speaking up against the government in their home country? In an interview with the Stockholm Center for Freedom (SCF),
The G7 condemned transnational repression, but will Canada meet its own commitments? - The Citizen Lab
“Transnational repression is a phenomenon that is only growing in scope, scale and sophistication worldwide,” writes Ron Deibert in his new op-ed for the Globe and Mail.
Weaponized Words: Uyghur Language Software Hijacked to Deliver Malware - The Citizen Lab
Our investigation of a spearphishing campaign that targeted senior members of the World Uyghur Congress in March 2025 reveals a highly-customized attack delivery method. The ruse used by attackers replicates a pattern in which threat actors weaponize software and websites aimed at preserving and supporting marginalized and repressed cultures to target those same communities.
Gender-Based Digital Transnational Repression and the Authoritarian Targeting of Women in the Diaspora - The Citizen Lab
The Citizen Lab’s Marcus Michaelsen and Siena Anstis published a research article in the peer-reviewed journal Democratization about the gendered forms of
Silenced by Surveillance: The Impacts of Digital Transnational Repression on Journalists, Human Rights Defenders, and Dissidents in Exile - The Citizen Lab
The Citizen Lab’s Siena Anstis and Ron Deibert examine the phenomenon of digital transnational repression in “Silenced by Surveillance: The Impacts of Digital
Book release: “Transnational Repression and International Law” co-authored by Siena Anstis - The Citizen Lab
A new book co-authored by Siena Anstis, senior legal advisor at The Citizen Lab, is now available for purchase. Transnational Repression and International Law
Online Presentation of No Escape – Tackling Gender-Based Digital Transnational Repression: March 24, 10 am ET
https://citizenlab.ca/2025/03/online-presentation-of-no-escape-march-24/
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Online Presentation of No Escape - Tackling Gender-Based Digital Transnational Repression: March 24, 10 am ET - The Citizen Lab
Join us on March 24, 2025, for a virtual presentation and Q&A on the gendered dimension of digital transnational repression. The Citizen Lab's Siena
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