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Repression can't stop us: Our RightsCon 2026 session is pushing through as a webinar š»ā
- Manushya Foundation
- May 13
- 1 min read
When diplomatic pressure cancelled the world's leading digital rights forum, we made a choice: keep going. Join us for a critical conversation that was meant to take place in Zambia, now coming to you through a webinar.
š How the UN Cybercrime Treaty is Advancing Transnational Repression in Southeast Asia
š Monday, 29 June 2026
š LIVE on Manushyaās Facebook and YouTube
š 2:15 - 3:45 PM Kathmandu
š 3:30 - 5:00 PM Bangkok
š§ 6:30 - 8:00 PM Naarm
š Across Southeast Asia, governments are using cybersecurity laws to surveil, silence, and pursue dissidents across borders. The UN Cybercrime Treaty gives those practices a legal veneer, and civil society needs to be ready.
Hear from experts from ASEAN Regional Coalition to #StopDigitalDictatorship.
Panellists:Ā
ā£ Emilie Palamy Pradichit, Manushya Foundation
ā£ Noor Azizah, Rohingya MaƬyafuƬnor Collaborative Network
ā£ Seng Sovathana, Cambodian Center for Human Rights
ā£ Nenden Arum, SAFEnetĀ
ā£ Dr Jean Linis-Dinco, Manushya Foundation
Moderated by Debbie Stothard, ALTSEAN BURMA
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Moving an important discussion like this to a webinar format is a powerful way to ensure critical voices aren't silenced by external pressures. It proves that the drive to defend fundamental rights and digital freedom will always find a way to connect and push forward, no matter the obstacles.
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