Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew

Colonial narratives and systemic hatred against the Amhara in Ethiopia: making sense of genealogical dynamics Ethiopia is a home to more than eighty ethnic groups which lived in relative peace and social cohesion until an outbreak of ethnic tensions in recent years. The production of dominant anti-Amhara n...

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A third-world critique of the international human rights-based approach to content moderation Content moderation by social media platforms, once hailed as the holy grail for stamping out illegal content such as hate speech and disinformation, is failing in the Global South. Global conversat...

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How do regional human rights systems help protect digital rights?

In Part 1, I explore this in my latest blog post for the Federmann Cyber Security Center Cyber Law Program.

#Digitalhumanrights #3GDR #TWAIL #Africa

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Divergent Digital Futures

Human Rights in Cyberspace🌐
Lakra Rudraksh analyses the #AfricanUnion and #EU positions on the application of international law to #cyberspace, focusing on their approaches to digital governance and #duediligence.

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About | The African Society of International Law The African Society of International (AfSIL) is a network of practitioners, scholars, technocrats and students engaging with international law as practiced, implemented, and forged in Africa. The Society seeks in particular to...

The African Society of International Law has issued a call for papers for its 14th Annual Conference, to take place October 17-18, 2025, in Maputo. The theme is: "Africa, Culture, and International Law." The call is here 👇🏾

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