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Manushya at #DRAPAC2026 šµšš: Confronting techno-colonialism. Defending digital futures.
- Manushya Foundation
- Jun 11
- 1 min read
Salamat, #DRAPAC2026! From 8-10 June, Manushya joined fellow digital rights activists in Manila to push back against techno-colonialism and digital authoritarianism.
At the session "Inside the Black Box: Mappining Civil Society Engagement with Big Tech on Content Moderation," hosted by the South East Asia Collaborative Policy Network (SEA CPN), our Founder & Executive Director, Emilie Palamy Pradichit, drew from Manushya Foundation's s extensive work in grassroots-led platform accountability to expose how content moderation is:
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Emilie Palamy called on Big Tech to move beyond apologies and content restoration toward genuine accountability, transparency, and remedy.
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She urged platforms to recognise digital transnational repression, address systemic patterns of harm, and uphold the same standards of accountability expected of any corporation whose decisions impact human rights.
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