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Urban humans: Cities go up, down and high-tech to combat threats
Dominican Republic to construct fence along border with Haiti
India tightens grip on Facebook, WhatsApp with new Big Tech rules
India unveils social media controls after Twitter face-off
Workers' rights under threat as online work surges five-fold-U.N.
Indian climate activist granted bail over farm protests
Coronavirus vaccine passports: What you need to know
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India court extends activist Ravi's detention over farm protest
Google fires second researcher leader amid diversity controversy
Red Cross chatbot tackles COVID-19 vaccine myths in Kazakhstan
Cambodia denies new law sets up China-style internet controls
WhatsApp to move ahead with privacy update despite backlash
Time to get tough with 'bully' Facebook, UK lawmaker say
Facebook's Australia news ban hits charities and social services
Jamaicans share abortion experiences online in push to end ban
Cambodia's new China-style internet gateway decried as repressive
Hong Kongers rush for burner phones amid contact-tracing app fears
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Trans model Munroe Bergdorf urges social media to tackle abuse
Mexico eyes biometric phone registry, sparking privacy fears
Smart weather app helps Kenya's herders brace for drought
Airport robots give hi-tech boost to Kenya's COVID-19 fight
Indian youth campaign for arrested climate activist
3D-printed homes build hope for U.S. affordable housing
Jaguar Land Rover's cars range to be fully electric by 2030
South African hotel turns to robot staff to beat pandemic
Myanmar businesses criticise junta cyber law plans
More Spanish girls report sexual abuse despite progress on gender
Twitter to labels leaders and government accounts
'Face control': Russian police go digital against protesters
India warns U.S. social media firms after dispute with Twitter
India flash flood sparks questions on nation's hydropower push
'Matrix'-style wearable device turns body heat into energy
Ethnic minority firms excel 'against the odds' in the UK
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Elon Musk wants clean power as Tesla holds bitcoin's dirty baggage
Twitter will not comply with India orders to remove accounts
Dubai's RoboCafe is a boon to the COVID-wary
Egypt's farmers tap new tech to save water and boost crops
Mexico social media plan is violation of trade deal-industry says
Facebook faces new UK class action after data harvesting scandal
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Why Cambodia’s China-style internet gateway is problematic
Cambodia’s national internet gateway threatens the rights of freedom of expression and information, and to privacy
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Why Myanmar’s internet shutdown needs global solutions
The recent post-coup wave of internet shutdowns and disruptions is an unsettling escalation of a global problem
Gavin Mueller
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Big Tech and COVID-19: How to humanise the gig economy
Can the likes of Amazon, Uber and Instacart engineer solutions that spare workers from bearing the brunt of the pandemic?
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Young people deserve a safer digital world
Government and companies like Tik Tok are reforming the digital world young people occupy but there is more work to be done
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