2/5 Technology deepens #criminalisation, automating #surveillance, border #policing and control. A safer future demands #decolonising - starting with our own field.
“The arms industries are saying: ‘This is a security problem, so buy my weapons, buy my drones, buy my surveillance system.’” – Ozelm Durmiel, Member of European Parliament In December 2021, the Guardian published an investigation on the hundreds of millions of euro that the EU and its member states…
5/5 The decolonising process for the digital rights field aims to put together a multiyear programme to better our capacity to resist digital criminalisation and create a safer future for all.
Read more: https://digitalfreedomfund.org/decolonising-digital-rights-why-it-matters-and-where-do-we-start/
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This speech was given by DFF director, Nani Jansen Reventlow, on 9 October as the keynote for the 2020 Anthropology + Technology Conference. The power structures underlying centuries of exploitation by one group of another are still here. Besides the fact that we, in reality, still have over 60 colonised…
Pablo Luciano
Digital Freedom Fund