WLP stands with Bir Duino and FIDH and calls on the Kyrgyz government to cease all repressive measures.

The denial of the @fidh-official.bsky.social delegation serves as a stark reminder of the growing backlash against human rights and the shrinking civic space in Kyrgyzstan and across the world.

www.fidh.org/en/region/eu...

Now in its 19th year, the festival has grown in scope as it fuses activism & film, underscoring the urgent need to support human rights and stengthening hope for a brighter future. The festival includes documentaries, seminars, & master classes.

birduino.kg/en/press/fid...

WLP condemns this suppression of human rights defenders and calls on the Kyrgyz government to provide legal justification for the denial of entry and subsequent deportation of FIDH's delegation.

learningpartnership.org/press/wlp-st...

Racialized women, migrant women, and women from working-class sectors face multiple forms of violence for occupying spaces that have been historically denied to them.

Together, we can take concrete actions to combat racist discourse.✊🏽

🚨As civil society organizations, we denounce the amplification of this violence through algorithms and colonial narratives.

Within the framework of the 16 Days of Activism, we call on people to name it, denounce it, support victims, and demand accountability from platforms.

For an internet where we can exist with dignity.

💻Algorithmic bias is not accidental; it is the result of design decisions and data quality.
💻Its impact is systemic and reinforces structural discrimination.
💻Oversight and regulation are crucial to prevent technology from perpetuating racism.

💻 This post is your emergency guide with key protection tools. We look out for one another; the collective is the solution for our protection.

Save this post, and share it with your favorite activists.

The Olimpia Law in Mexico is a response to digital violence and its impact extends to other Latin American countries, offering hope for protecting university women. Resistance and care are possible, but they need institutional support to have a real impact.

✨Naming these acts of violence is recognizing that they affect the well-being, participation, and dignity of thousands of young people.

University resistance is also digital: together we can create spaces free from violence.

What happens on screens is not “less serious”: it also hurts, it also limits, it also expels. Its effects affect students' mental health, academic participation, and safety.

✊ Naming digital violence as violence against women is the first step toward eradicating it.