The project exists to promote Internet freedom in Lesotho. Aiming to empower Basotho to use internet safely & advocate for access to all.
Lesotho
Joined July 2020
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Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
I thought it's Saturday π. Holiday tsa hara beke litlo re bolaea.
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Uncover the strategic insights and game-changing technologies steering the course of digital transformation in Africa. Join us for the AIS'23 here>>2023.internetsummit.africa/rβ¦
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In βDigital Rights in Lesotho,β @InternetProjLS used @rankingrightsβ methodology to assess the #DigitalRights commitments made by 2 #telecom companies & 2 financial companies based in Lesotho: rankingdigitalrights.org/wp-β¦
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Next year, we hope to come back bigger & better, but until then, you can catch up on all things "impolite". Feel free to browse through all the video recordings of the enlightening sessions here! π 7/7
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Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Advocate Fusi Sehapi has written to Vodacom Lesotho that it should stop calling him requesting that he registers his SIM Card failing which it'll be blocked.
He argues that Communications Minister doesn't have powers to make regulations which make SIM Card registration mandatory.
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
If you suspect #fakenews, look closely at the photo.
In the third video of our Media and Information Literacy series, fighting the fake means being a photo detective!
Thanks to @dw_akademie & @MilliNamibia for their support of #MIL in #Lesotho!
#FightTheFake #MILeducation
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Are you reading real or #fakenews?
In the fourth video of our Media and Information Literacy series, fighting the fake means being a content detective π€¨π
Thanks to @dw_akademie & @MilliNamibia for their support of #MIL in #Lesotho!
#FightTheFake #MILeducation
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Itβs true what they say: thereβs power in numbers. With #socialmedia, weβve got the power!
In the last video of our Media & Information Literacy series, you can be the King/Queen of the social media streets!
Thanks to @dw_akademie & @MilliNamibia for supporting #MIL in #Lesotho
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth2022
How would you explain a DoS attack in a down-to-earth manner that an ordinary person can understand?
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
The Big Tech corporate accountability community is growing & new allies are using the RDR methodology!
In recent reports, partners from both @InternetProjLS & @ParadigmHQ examined how telcos across Africa fail to protect the human rights of their users.
rankingdigitalrights.org/202β¦
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
.@InternetProjLS examines how βweak human rights culture has resulted in a poor digital rights cultureβ in Lesotho. The study of 2 telcos & 2 financial services companies is the 1st time RDR methodology has been used to study services like mobile wallets.
rankingdigitalrights.org/wp-β¦
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Bokang Setlai did a great job representing The Hub at Tulo ea Seboka which started at Mophato oa Morija today. We appreciate the chance to present some of our work to the Prime Minister of Lesotho, Moeketsi Majoro, and other dignitaries!
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Likheo tsa mosebetsi ke tsena ba nang le litsebo tse hlokoang
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
It would be great if it could include digital rights in its agenda. This means ensuring that there are legal protections against various types of cybercrime/practices issues of equity - e.g. government information online should cater for persons living with disabilities.
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
π’π’TRAINING OPPORTUNITYπ’π’
Are you an #activist? #Journalist? Technologist? Tech enthusiast? Here is a great opportunity for you to delve into researching and communicating #digitalrights!
Apply todayππΎbit.ly/3KblFQf
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#InternetFreedomAfrica
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
#DataPrivacyDay: Centering Data Protection and Data Privacy in Africa through indepth research and analysis - mailchi.mp/b535af2532df/uganβ¦
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
We wrapped up our first #FightTheFake Youth Project of 2022 on Friday! We're looking forward to continuing to #FightTheFake next week!
Special thanks to @dw_akademie & @MilliNamibia for their support of our Media & Information Literacy programming.
πΈ by @SbiMolefe
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
See our latest brief which explores some of the retrogressive measures that undermine citizensβ rights to access a reliable & affordable internet in #Lesotho, #Mozambique, #Tanzania, #Uganda, #Zimbabwe, & #Zambia ππΎcipesa.org/2021/12/towards-aβ¦
#InternetFreedomAfrica
#DigitalInclusion
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
Thank you! I think we have a similar view @InternetProjLS. Young people have to be empowered with digital skills and meaningful access to the internet.
Internet Freedom Project Lesotho retweeted
I am one of those who have not given up. Hence @InternetProjLS initiative to advocate for digital rights such as meaningful access to the Internet, legal protections against digitally enabled crimes and inherently digital crimes, digital skills etc.