Digi Active For Mobile Active 2008 Final

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This document discusses how mobile phones can be used for activism and advocacy, providing examples and challenges. It outlines three main ways mobiles have been used: 1) to organize and coordinate protests through text messaging, as seen in the Philippines and Spain; 2) to document human rights abuses through camera phone videos, as in Egypt, Tibet, and Morocco; and 3) to bridge mobile and internet activism through microblogging tools like Twitter, as in Egypt. Key issues to consider include network structure and security, costs, and effective dissemination methods.

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Mobiles for Activism & Advocacy Examples, Challenges & Opportunities Patrick Meier Director of Research DigiActive.org MobileActive08, Johannesburg

Presentation Focuses on Grassroots Digital Activists… Limited Resources Loose Networks Anonymity Individual Actors Security Low/No Budget

1. Using Mobile Phones to Organize and Coordinate Protests …

Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Protests…

Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Spain ‘04 - “The Night of SMS” Protests…

Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Spain ‘04 - “The Night of SMS” Pakistan ‘07 - “Flash Protests” Protests…

2. Using Mobile Phone Videos to Document Human Rights Abuses …

Tibet - “Media Blackout?” Egypt - “Exposing Torture” Videos…

Morocco ‘08 - “Exposing Abuse” Egypt - “Exposing Torture” Tibet ’08 - “Media Blackout?” Videos…

Using a Camera Phone and YouTube to Expose Police Brutality in Morocco

3. Using Microblogging Tools to Bridge Between Mobile Phones and Internet Activism

MicroBlogging… Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail”

Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail” China - “Live-Twittered Arrest” MicroBlogging…

Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail” China - “Live-Twittered Arrest” MicroBlogging… Egypt - “Twitter to Safety”

1. Network Structure centralized decentralized distributed source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networks

Surveillance Content Filtering Traceability Network Integrity 2. Security

NonID Prepaid Cards (Anonymity) “ Mobile” Mobile Activism (On the Move) Avoid Centralization (Distribute Risk) 2. Security

NGO Budget Premium Rate Number Prepaid Cards Top-up to Subscribe? 3. Cost

Calling for Action Using Relays Distributed Public Sphere Using Complementary Tools 4. Dissemination

Thank You www.DigiActive.org [email_address] Twitter.com/DigiActive iRevolution .wordpress.com  my blog

Increasingly discussed today in the Global North, Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) have featured in mediation processes in the Global South for close upon two decades. This bears mention in what are often discussions that appear to present or posit the use of ICTs in mediation as recent or somehow pegged to the advent and, today, ubiquity of social media. The challenges today are both similar and different to those that existed at the turn of the century. Transparency, agency and voice, central pillars of democracy, find expression, at ever increasing scale, scope, and speed, on social media. Conversely, new forms of spoiler dynamics, linked to in large part the manipulation of public discourse, also use social media as key vectors to incite violence, inflame hate and spread incendiary falsehoods. The dilemma facing mediation today is one of having to deal with vectors of information production that lie entirely beyond the remit of the Chatham House rule, rules of confidential engagement, and the sandboxing needed to incubate fragile processes and relationships. Mediators are bombarded with information they must make sense of, and this sense-making process is itself often under-valued in modern day mediation. The confusion leads to (understandable, yet misplaced) anxiety, which often finds expression in suspicion and scepticism around the role, reach and relevance of ICTs in mediation processes. Additionally, the post-Coronavirus landscape brings with it added challenges. If physical meetings are no longer viable for the foreseeable future, a key question is how the rich, sensory experience, relational depth, non-verbal cues, physical contact and the security of verbal communication in a closed-door environment can be replicated, and to what degree, through virtually mediated environments. Aside from the obvious cyber-security concerns are also psycho-social, cognitive, socio-cultural, gendered challenges in mediation processes that will be predominantly anchored to online technologies, including social media apps, products, and platforms. Questions asked by Hattotuwa in 2018 are even more relevant in the long-shadow of Covid-19, in addition to others borne out of global and local circumstances that a few months ago seemed unimaginable. How can social media and ICTs help? What is important to focus on, and what are some dangers of today’s conflict landscape beyond the headlines? What questions should mediators ask in order to avoid the more uncommon pitfalls of incorporating ICTs in negotiations processes? Fundamentally, how will conflict transformation, anchored to mediation, change in a post-Coronavirus world where travel and meetings will be severely restricted, or no longer possible to do discreetly? More fundamentally, how can and should expectations from, models of and approaches to mediation change, post-pandemic, in a world increasingly mediated (no pun intended) through social media?

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Digi Active For Mobile Active 2008 Final

1. Mobiles for Activism & Advocacy Examples, Challenges & Opportunities Patrick Meier Director of Research DigiActive.org MobileActive08, Johannesburg

2. Presentation Focuses on Grassroots Digital Activists… Limited Resources Loose Networks Anonymity Individual Actors Security Low/No Budget

3. Examples…

4. 1. Using Mobile Phones to Organize and Coordinate Protests …

5. Protests…

6. Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Protests…

7. Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Spain ‘04 - “The Night of SMS” Protests…

8. Philippines ‘01 - “Coup de Text” Spain ‘04 - “The Night of SMS” Pakistan ‘07 - “Flash Protests” Protests…

9. 2. Using Mobile Phone Videos to Document Human Rights Abuses …

10. Videos…

11. Egypt - “Exposing Torture” Videos…

12. Tibet - “Media Blackout?” Egypt - “Exposing Torture” Videos…

13. Morocco ‘08 - “Exposing Abuse” Egypt - “Exposing Torture” Tibet ’08 - “Media Blackout?” Videos…

14. Using a Camera Phone and YouTube to Expose Police Brutality in Morocco

15. 3. Using Microblogging Tools to Bridge Between Mobile Phones and Internet Activism

16. MicroBlogging…

17. MicroBlogging… Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail”

18. Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail” China - “Live-Twittered Arrest” MicroBlogging…

19. Egypt - “Twitter out of Jail” China - “Live-Twittered Arrest” MicroBlogging… Egypt - “Twitter to Safety”

20. Issues to Consider…

21. 1. Network Structure centralized decentralized distributed source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networks

22. 2. Security

23. Surveillance Content Filtering Traceability Network Integrity 2. Security

24. NonID Prepaid Cards (Anonymity) “ Mobile” Mobile Activism (On the Move) Avoid Centralization (Distribute Risk) 2. Security

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26. NGO Budget Premium Rate Number Prepaid Cards Top-up to Subscribe? 3. Cost

27. 4. Dissemination

28. Calling for Action Using Relays Distributed Public Sphere Using Complementary Tools 4. Dissemination

29. Thank You www.DigiActive.org [email_address] Twitter.com/DigiActive iRevolution .wordpress.com  my blog

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