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Gender & ICT

eVAW

This Day in #Herstory: Domestic violence is not just a family issue

Domestic violence is one of the major manifestations of gender-based violence in the Philippines. With unequal power relations reinforced by political, socio-cultural, and societal structures, men continue to reinforce their dominance unto women, even with the use of brute and physical force resulting to gender-based violence perpetuated in the four Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 7 years ago
eVAW

This Day in #Herstory: 18 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence begins

  Since 1991, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence has been held every year from November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of violence against women, to December 10, Human Rights day. In the Philippines, the campaign runs until December 12. Proclamation No. 1172 declares November 25 Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 7 years ago
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Workshop on a Gender-Responsive National Broadband Plan

In June 2017, the National Broadband Plan (NBP) was launched after a series of consultations with various stakeholders. The NBP’s goal was to develop recommendations to address longstanding issues surrounding Philippine Internet. However, FMA is of the opinion that NBP should be gender-responsive, i.e., it should also consider the needs Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Gender & ICT

FMA signs Women’s Statement in Defense of Chief Justice Sereno

We, the World March of Women-Pilipinas, together with allied groups and individuals, oppose the impeachment process being initiated against Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno. We see this as a political move to further weaken the judiciary, which at the moment is the only remaining branch among the three co-equal branches Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
eVAW

FMA welcomes the filing of Senate Bills 180 and 1251

Pasay City – The Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) was invited by the Senate Committee  on Women, Children, Family Relations and Gender Equality as one of the resource persons during the second public hearing on Gender-based Electronic Violence (SBN 1251) and the E-VAW Law of 2016. The Public Hearing was presided Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Gender & ICT

Joint Statement on Facebook’s Internal Guideline for Content Moderation

The Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) is one of the signatories of a joint statement on Facebook’s Internal Guideline for Content Moderation, and its impact on women and gender violence. This statement is borne out of the UK-based Guardian publication releasing in late May 2017 “The Facebook Files“, leaked internal documents Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Gender & ICT

FMA at Sida Annual Partners’ Meeting: Learning and sharing between and among partners

Quezon City – Last June 30, 2017, Save the Children PH led its SIDA Annual Partners’ Meeting, in B Hotel at Timog Avenue with the theme of ‘”Learning and sharing between and among partners gearing up for program quality and impact”. With the rise in influence of social media, the Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Gender & ICT

Philippines in the UPR: Misrepresentations and Myopic Responses

This year, the Philippines is undergoing its third Universal Periodic Review (UPR) before the UN Human Rights Committee (HRC). The Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) submitted a UPR stakeholder report on the state of digital rights in the Philippines together with the Association of Progressive Communications (APC), as well as Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Gender & ICT

We Are At High Risk Over The Net

“The internet is a very dangerous world that we all fall into. With the rising innovation in technology, we had all fallen into the culture of social media and had made ourselves vulnerable by the way we use them, may it be FB, Instagram, Twitter, etc. We post every move Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago
Access

Women’s Rights Online Network held its 3rd Annual Meeting

The Women’s Rights Online Networks Meeting was held on March 13-15, 2017 together with twelve country partners, including Philippines, who are working  to bridge the gender gap in technology and ICT policymaking. The goal of WRO Networks Meeting is to see evidence-based national ICT and gender plans established in a minimum of Read more…

By Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA), 8 years ago

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