Ramsha Jahangir
Contributor at Coda Story
Journalist covering tech & human rights; mis/disinfo, internet censorship, surveillance & digital politics. @MundusJourn scholar. Currently @theGNI
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1 week ago |
techpolicy.press | Ramsha Jahangir
The European Commission is making a concerted push to bring civil society groups into the fold as enforcement of the Digital Services Act (DSA) ramps up across the bloc. However, civil society organizations (CSOs) are calling for a more structured and sustained approach to their engagement. Last week, the Commission quietly rolled out an online survey, disseminated via LinkedIn by Commission staff, to map the sprawling landscape of CSOs engaged in activities related to the DSA.
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2 weeks ago |
techpolicy.press | Ramsha Jahangir
The Elon Musk-owned social media app, X, is reportedly facing the first penalties under the European Union's landmark Digital Services Act (DSA), according to a New York Times report. The potential penalties, expected to be announced this summer, come after a Commission investigation launched in December 2023 into how the platform tackles the spread of illegal content and information manipulation.
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3 weeks ago |
techpolicy.press | Justin Hendrix |Ramsha Jahangir
Justin Hendrix, Ramsha Jahangir / Mar 30, 2025Audio of these podcast conversations is available via your favorite podcast serviceOn Tuesday, March 25th, Tech Policy Press hosted a webinar discussion to talk shop with others on the tech and democracy beat. We gathered seven colleagues from around the world to explore how tech journalists are grappling with the current political moment in the United States and beyond.
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1 month ago |
techpolicy.press | Ramsha Jahangir
Ramsha Jahangir / Mar 19, 2025On March 18, the European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) hosted a public hearing about the enforcement and implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA). The IMCO hearing included representatives from the EU Commission, companies (platforms and non-VLOPs), Member States, and other stakeholders (trusted flaggers, researchers, academics, NGOs, and consumer groups).
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1 month ago |
techpolicy.press | Ramsha Jahangir
Ramsha Jahangir / Mar 3, 2025A confluence of troubling trends is rapidly reshaping the landscape of global human rights and democratic governance. Recent developments in the United States and other Western democracies, including drastic funding cuts to critical human rights and democracy programs and the blatant politicization and weaponization of democratic institutions, signal a dangerous shift.
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Alongside the adoption of Chinese technology and digital infrastructure, Pakistan is gradually incorporating PRC’s digital standards. Read how the cybersecurity landscape in Pakistan is adopting the Chinese framework:
In new @article19org report, we reveal how #China is expanding its digital authoritarian model of cybersecurity governance across the Indo-Pacific, posing a grave threat to people’s rights – regionally and globally, and how #Taiwan offers a better way https://t.co/vMhKrP5Bnv