💫 Did you watch our session on "How can the Global South protect itself from unchecked AI ethics and data protection?" 🙌🏽 #RightsCon2022 may be over, but our #DigitalRights spirit is certainly not! Check out these highlights from the event we've compiled just for you! ✨ Thank you to our feminist panel of experts: ✦ Emilie Pradichit from Manushya Foundation, for addressing the need for a comprehensive and binding regulation of AI in Thailand; ✦ Lisa Garcia of Foundation for

👀 Did you catch our first #RightsCon2022 session on “Thailand: Digital Authoritarianism Rising” yesterday? If not, don’t worry! We’ve compiled some highlights from the event for you! 💫 Thanks to the seamless moderation by Emilie Pradichit, our very own Founder & Executive Director and amazing speakers and friends for the insight on the digital repression trends in Thailand: ✦ Michael Caster, Asia Digital Programme Manager at ARTICLE 19, for painting the picture of the issue

We are happy to share that Manushya Foundation will be at the most important digital rights forum of the year, #RightsCon2022! Together with our friends from the ASEAN region, we are powering 2 important sessions on 9 and 10 June 2022 looking at the most pressing digital rights issues: data protection, AI Ethics, algorithmic bias, state surveillance, and rising digital dictatorship! ➤ "How can the Global South protect itself from unchecked AI ethics and data protection?" ➤

Thailand has its own data protection law now. What does it mean for the future of data security and our rights in the digital space? Swipe to learn more 👆🏼 What is Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)? → The PDPA is Thailand's first law created to govern personal data protection. It sets forth requirements for data controllers and data processors on how to receive consent from data subjects (a.k.a, you) before processing, collecting, or disclosing personal data. 🔍 With the