Another report has observed that Facebook neglected to identify outright disdain discourse and calls to savagery against Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority
Facebook knew about and failed to police abusive content globally; reportaditi agarwal
- Facebook has struggled for years to police abusive content globally due to lacking resources like moderators with local language skills and AI screening tools.
- Internal documents show gaps in content moderation in countries deemed "at risk" of real-world violence like Myanmar, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, and Yemen due to lack of classifiers and reviewers for local languages.
- Employees have warned that these shortcomings limit Facebook's ability to curb hate speech and other violations as it pledged, and that its global expansion was not matched by similar growth in safety measures.
You are a Marketing Manager, seeing the Facebook cultural problems c.docxherminaprocter
You are a Marketing Manager, seeing the Facebook cultural problems can be detriment, you are communicating with the company’s executives in a 300-400 words memo.
State the problem (15 points.)
Begin your memo with a statement of the main problem.
Analyze the problem (15 points.)
This is where you identify
relevant facts
from the case and apply a
conceptual model
to diagnose the problem. Analyze the problem you identified (and not some other problem). Organize the facts into a coherent whole as if you were presenting evidence to persuade a skeptic. Clearly state any assumptions that you’ve made. Provide
evidence
from the case to support your analysis: use quotes, numbers, and facts from the case or other sources. Analyze the problem using a conceptual model from the readings or lectures. Apply the conceptual model fully and explicitly. Cite your sources.
Draw a conclusion and provide specific recommendations for action (20 points.)
Provide the results of your analysis. What are your main conclusions? What should be done next? Some cases call for a specific decision or specific actions that need to be taken, while others do not. However, most cases at least call for an explanation of “what you would have done” in the situation. Provide
specific
recommendations that logically follow from your analysis of your problem statement.
Guideline - see attached article below or use one from your own research.
++++
Forget Washington. Facebook’s Problems Abroad Are Far More Disturbing.
By
KEVIN ROOSE
OCT. 29, 2017, New York Times
For months, Facebook’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., has been in crisis mode, furiously attempting to contain the damage stemming from its role in last year’s presidential campaign. The company has mounted an all-out defense campaign ahead of this week’s congressional hearings on election interference in 2016, hiring three outside communications firms, taking out full-page newspaper ads, and mobilizing top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, to beat back accusations that it failed to prevent Russia from manipulating the outcome of the election.
No other predicament in Facebook’s 13-year history has generated this kind of four-alarm response. But while the focus on Russia is understandable, Facebook has been much less vocal about the abuse of its services in other parts of the world, where the stakes can be much higher than an election.
This past week, my colleagues at The Times reported on the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims, an ethnic minority in Myanmar that has been subjected to brutal violence and mass displacement. Violence against the Rohingya has been fueled, in part, by misinformation and anti-Rohingya propaganda spread on Facebook, which is used as a primary news source by many people in the country. Doctored photos and unfounded rumors have gone viral on Facebook, including many shared by official government and military accounts.
The information war in Myanmar ...
SOUTHEAST ASIA SOCIAL AND POLITICAL IDENTITY WITH FACEBOOKMYO AUNG Myanmar
SOUTHEAST ASIA SOCIAL AND POLITICAL IDENTITY WITH FACEBOOK
https://www.ft.com/content/9b84a5a4-33ff-11e8-a3ae-fd3fd4564aa6
Why south-east Asia’s politics are proving a problem for Facebook
http://www.atimes.com/article/facebook-putting-profit-freedom-seasia/
Is Facebook putting profit before freedom in Southeast Asia?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/09/cambodian-leader-hun-sen-facebook-likes-subject-lawsuit-sam-rainsy
Cambodian leader Hun Sen's Facebook 'likes' become subject of lawsuit
http://sea-globe.com/the-tangled-web-how-leaks-lies-and-fake-news-took-over-cambodian-politics/
The tangled web: how leaks, lies and fake news took over Cambodian politics
https://asiasociety.org/southern-california/southeast-asias-digital-identity
Southeast Asia's Digital Identity
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Economy/Policy-Politics/Freedom-of-speech-takes-a-drubbing-in-Southeast-Asia
http://www.newmandala.org/southeast-asian-cyberspace-politics-censorship-polarisation/
Southeast Asian cyberspace: politics, censorship, polarisation
https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/facebook-is-the-internet-for-many-people-in-south-east-asia-20180322-p4z5nu.html
Facebook is the internet for many people in south-east Asia
https://www.techinasia.com/facebook-ruining-southeast-asias-potential-social-media
Is Facebook Ruining Southeast Asia’s Potential For Social Media?
https://qz.com/560326/southeast-asia-is-about-to-pass-the-us-in-facebook-and-twitter-users/
Southeast Asia is about to pass the US in Facebook and Twitter users
Social media is a very powerful tool and like any other tool (knife, axe, etc) its impact depends on the intention of its user. Go through this slideshow to reflect back on what we had learnt from social media and its use in politics across countries from 2014 to 2018.
Argument to reform Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (1996), which ensures social media platforms are not held liable for statements made by their users.
Frances Haugen is a former Facebook employee who leaked internal documents about the platform. Her documents revealed that Facebook was aware of Instagram's potential negative effects on teenage girls' mental health and that the platform spread misinformation and helped incite violence in places like Myanmar. Research shows that heavy social media use can lower self-esteem from social comparison and that Facebook has struggled to remove hate speech from its platform.
Myanmar’s solar opportunity
How Myanmar could gain from the solar revolution
Pioneering solar-powered plane due in Mandalay on March 10
ISSUE 10, VOL. 4 MARCH 5 – MARCH 11, 2015 | issued every thursday | www.mizzima.com
Facebook knew about and failed to police abusive content globally; reportaditi agarwal
- Facebook has struggled for years to police abusive content globally due to lacking resources like moderators with local language skills and AI screening tools.
- Internal documents show gaps in content moderation in countries deemed "at risk" of real-world violence like Myanmar, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, and Yemen due to lack of classifiers and reviewers for local languages.
- Employees have warned that these shortcomings limit Facebook's ability to curb hate speech and other violations as it pledged, and that its global expansion was not matched by similar growth in safety measures.
You are a Marketing Manager, seeing the Facebook cultural problems c.docxherminaprocter
You are a Marketing Manager, seeing the Facebook cultural problems can be detriment, you are communicating with the company’s executives in a 300-400 words memo.
State the problem (15 points.)
Begin your memo with a statement of the main problem.
Analyze the problem (15 points.)
This is where you identify
relevant facts
from the case and apply a
conceptual model
to diagnose the problem. Analyze the problem you identified (and not some other problem). Organize the facts into a coherent whole as if you were presenting evidence to persuade a skeptic. Clearly state any assumptions that you’ve made. Provide
evidence
from the case to support your analysis: use quotes, numbers, and facts from the case or other sources. Analyze the problem using a conceptual model from the readings or lectures. Apply the conceptual model fully and explicitly. Cite your sources.
Draw a conclusion and provide specific recommendations for action (20 points.)
Provide the results of your analysis. What are your main conclusions? What should be done next? Some cases call for a specific decision or specific actions that need to be taken, while others do not. However, most cases at least call for an explanation of “what you would have done” in the situation. Provide
specific
recommendations that logically follow from your analysis of your problem statement.
Guideline - see attached article below or use one from your own research.
++++
Forget Washington. Facebook’s Problems Abroad Are Far More Disturbing.
By
KEVIN ROOSE
OCT. 29, 2017, New York Times
For months, Facebook’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., has been in crisis mode, furiously attempting to contain the damage stemming from its role in last year’s presidential campaign. The company has mounted an all-out defense campaign ahead of this week’s congressional hearings on election interference in 2016, hiring three outside communications firms, taking out full-page newspaper ads, and mobilizing top executives, including Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, to beat back accusations that it failed to prevent Russia from manipulating the outcome of the election.
No other predicament in Facebook’s 13-year history has generated this kind of four-alarm response. But while the focus on Russia is understandable, Facebook has been much less vocal about the abuse of its services in other parts of the world, where the stakes can be much higher than an election.
This past week, my colleagues at The Times reported on the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims, an ethnic minority in Myanmar that has been subjected to brutal violence and mass displacement. Violence against the Rohingya has been fueled, in part, by misinformation and anti-Rohingya propaganda spread on Facebook, which is used as a primary news source by many people in the country. Doctored photos and unfounded rumors have gone viral on Facebook, including many shared by official government and military accounts.
The information war in Myanmar ...
SOUTHEAST ASIA SOCIAL AND POLITICAL IDENTITY WITH FACEBOOKMYO AUNG Myanmar
SOUTHEAST ASIA SOCIAL AND POLITICAL IDENTITY WITH FACEBOOK
https://www.ft.com/content/9b84a5a4-33ff-11e8-a3ae-fd3fd4564aa6
Why south-east Asia’s politics are proving a problem for Facebook
http://www.atimes.com/article/facebook-putting-profit-freedom-seasia/
Is Facebook putting profit before freedom in Southeast Asia?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/09/cambodian-leader-hun-sen-facebook-likes-subject-lawsuit-sam-rainsy
Cambodian leader Hun Sen's Facebook 'likes' become subject of lawsuit
http://sea-globe.com/the-tangled-web-how-leaks-lies-and-fake-news-took-over-cambodian-politics/
The tangled web: how leaks, lies and fake news took over Cambodian politics
https://asiasociety.org/southern-california/southeast-asias-digital-identity
Southeast Asia's Digital Identity
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Economy/Policy-Politics/Freedom-of-speech-takes-a-drubbing-in-Southeast-Asia
http://www.newmandala.org/southeast-asian-cyberspace-politics-censorship-polarisation/
Southeast Asian cyberspace: politics, censorship, polarisation
https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/facebook-is-the-internet-for-many-people-in-south-east-asia-20180322-p4z5nu.html
Facebook is the internet for many people in south-east Asia
https://www.techinasia.com/facebook-ruining-southeast-asias-potential-social-media
Is Facebook Ruining Southeast Asia’s Potential For Social Media?
https://qz.com/560326/southeast-asia-is-about-to-pass-the-us-in-facebook-and-twitter-users/
Southeast Asia is about to pass the US in Facebook and Twitter users
Social media is a very powerful tool and like any other tool (knife, axe, etc) its impact depends on the intention of its user. Go through this slideshow to reflect back on what we had learnt from social media and its use in politics across countries from 2014 to 2018.
Argument to reform Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (1996), which ensures social media platforms are not held liable for statements made by their users.
Frances Haugen is a former Facebook employee who leaked internal documents about the platform. Her documents revealed that Facebook was aware of Instagram's potential negative effects on teenage girls' mental health and that the platform spread misinformation and helped incite violence in places like Myanmar. Research shows that heavy social media use can lower self-esteem from social comparison and that Facebook has struggled to remove hate speech from its platform.
Myanmar’s solar opportunity
How Myanmar could gain from the solar revolution
Pioneering solar-powered plane due in Mandalay on March 10
ISSUE 10, VOL. 4 MARCH 5 – MARCH 11, 2015 | issued every thursday | www.mizzima.com
American election watching in Myanmar: Consideringsocial media and Buddhist-M...MYO AUNG Myanmar
American election watching in Myanmar:
Considering social media and Buddhist-Muslim conflict.As Myanmar continues to face violence between Buddhist and Muslim communities a number of
voices, from within the country and from outside, have raised concerns about the influence of
social media. After riots in Mandalay during July 2014, for example, international and local
media and government sources identified rumours circulating on Facebook as the cause.2
President Thein Sein has also raised concerns about ‘hate speech’ and other instigating messages
shared online and in her first report the new UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in
Myanmar, Ms Yanghee Lee, noted that such messages are fuelling and triggering violence.3 But
less than 5% of the population in Myanmar is estimated to have access to the Internet.4 How can
access to social media be contributing to Buddhist-Muslim conflicts?
To say that low Internet penetration rates proves the irrelevance of social media is too
simple, however, especially because access to the Internet is expanding rapidly. As an empirical
matter, it is likely too early to conclusively determine if and how social media access is
influencing Buddhist-Muslim conflicts in Myanmar. But this does not mean the potential
relationship is unworthy of consideration. Therefore, in order to generate insights that may be
useful in both understanding the contemporary moment as well as anticipating the future, this
chapter will draw from experiences with, and literature on, relationships between social media
and political conflicts in another country context: the United States.
Matt Schissler, in Nick Cheesman & Htoo Kyaw Win (ed.), Communal Violence in Myanmar,
Myanmar Knowledge Society, Yangon, 2015 [In Burmese and English].
Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy 2017 Final Alireza Ghahrood
his report was made possible by the generous support of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL), Google, the German Federal Foreign Office, the Internet Society, Yahoo, and Golden Frog. The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of Freedom House and does not necessarily represent the views of its donors.This booklet is a summary of findings for the 2017 edition of Freedom on the Net. A full volume with 65 country reports assessed in this year’s study can be found on our website at www.freedomonthenet.org.
Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy Online content manipulation contributed to a seventh consecutive year of overall decline in internet freedom, along with a rise in disruptions to mobile internet ser-vice and increases in physical and technical attacks on human rights defenders and independent media.Nearly half of the 65 countries assessed in Freedom on the Net 2017 experienced declines during the coverage period, while just 13 made gains, most of them minor. Less than one-quarter of users reside in countries where the internet is designated Free, meaning there are no major obstacles to access, onerous restrictions on content, or serious violations of user rights in the form of unchecked surveillance or unjust repercussions for legitimate speech.The use of “fake news,” automated “bot” accounts, and other manipulation methods gained particular atten-tion in the United States. While the country’s online environment remained generally free, it was troubled by a proliferation of fabricated news articles, divisive partisan vitriol, and aggressive harassment of many journalists, both during and after the presidential election campaign. Russia’s online efforts to influence the American election have been well documented, but the United States was hardly alone in this respect. Manipulation and disinformation tactics played an important role in elections in at least 17 other countries over the past year, damaging citizens’ ability to choose their leaders based on factual news and authentic debate. Although some governments sought to support their interests and expand their influence abroad—as with Russia’s disinformation campaigns in the United States and Europe—in most cases they used these methods inside their own borders to maintain their hold on power
Social networking sites allow users to create personal profiles and connect with others. Some key early social networks mentioned include Yahoo (1995), Google (1998), LinkedIn (2002), Facebook (2004), and Twitter (2006). Facebook currently has over 600 million users and generates $800 million in revenue annually. While social networks allow connection and sharing, some potential downsides include addiction, distraction from real-world relationships, exposure to bullying, fake profiles, and spread of viruses. Experts recommend moderation and parental guidance in social media use.
Social Media Impact on Missing Child OrganizationLexie Stephens
Social media, particularly Facebook, has greatly impacted the operations of the Center for Search and Investigations for Missing Children (CFSI). CFSI utilizes Facebook to share information about missing children, recruit volunteers, and investigate cases. They are able to recover missing children in the US and other countries through connections made on Facebook. While social media enables child traffickers, CFSI leverages Facebook to spread awareness of missing children and find children faster than would otherwise be possible.
Online activism groups formed on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter can effectively connect people and organize protests, but may lack dedication over time. The document discusses several examples of Facebook groups that rapidly gained members to support political causes, such as supporting monk protests in Burma and freeing an imprisoned Egyptian blogger. However, it also notes that the low level of dedication on social networks can be a problem for long-term online activism. While social media allows wide reach, the level of engagement may drop off unless people are highly motivated by the cause.
18 अप्रैल को मुंबई और दिल्ली में पांच अलग-अलग तथ्य-खोज रिपोर्टों का एक संपादित सार-संग्रह जारी किया गया: लगभग एक साल पुराने मणिपुर के जातीय संघर्ष और इसे रोकने में असमर्थ राज्य और केंद्र सरकारों की स्पष्ट मिलीभगत को लेकर परिणाम और वास्तविक न्याय के लिए नए सिरे से पुकार पर एक बार फिर ध्यान आकर्षित करने का प्रयास किया गया है।
The document discusses several hashtags that have trended in recent years related to social movements and campaigns:
- #BlackLivesMatter formed in 2013 in response to the shooting of Trayvon Martin and aims to address police brutality against African Americans.
- #Islamophobia criticizes poor media coverage that has contributed to increased stigma against Muslims. Reports of anti-Muslim crimes increased significantly after certain attacks.
- #MeToo was started in 2017 by Tarana Burke to empower women, especially young black women, to share experiences of sexual harassment and assault.
- In summary, social media can greatly impact campaign success by allowing worldwide discussion of important issues through trending hashtags on
How india muslims are being demonised through whats app groups (a critical studyZahidManiyar
This document summarizes a research paper that analyzes "fear speech" on WhatsApp groups in India. The researchers:
1) Define fear speech and distinguish it from hate speech, finding fear speech aims to instill fear of minority groups through misinformation rather than using toxic language.
2) Create a dataset of over 27,000 WhatsApp posts, manually labeling 8,000 as fear speech and 19,000 as non-fear speech, focusing on Islamophobic fear speech.
3) Develop models to identify fear speech automatically and conduct an online survey to understand the characteristics of users who share and consume fear speech.
Educational Strategies for the Prevention of Violent ExtremismRenee Hobbs
Professor Renee Hobbs identifies five instructional strategies for addressing the prevention of violent extremism based on the practice of digital and media literacy education.
Facebook crime has increased substantially over the past five years according to police reports. Crimes linked to Facebook have risen over 500% in the UK, with over 100,000 cases reported in the last five years. Police are using Facebook to help solve crimes by posting photos of suspects to gather public tips. However, the large number of Facebook users has also enabled more opportunities for criminal activity like cyberbullying, stalking, and fraud. Authorities warn people to be cautious about sharing private information online.
Diverting hate speech with simple online tools (Chioma Agwuegbo - Reboot)mysociety
This was presented by Chioma Agwuegbo from Reboot at the Impacts of Civic Technology Conference (TICTeC 2018) in Lisbon on 18th April 2018. You can find out more information about the conference here: http://tictec.mysociety.org/2018
Hate Speech and Nigeria’s Struggle for Democratic Consolidation: A Conceptual...Premier Publishers
Fake news and hate speech are not new to Nigerian democracy. However, since the internet revolution in recent decades, 2015 is seen as the year Nigeria finally woke up to the threat of fake news and hate speech fueled by internet technologies that are subtly used to undermine democracy. Since then, whenever national, state or local council elections approach, Nigeria experiences tense and difficult times – conflicts, media propaganda, hate comments and false information – circumstances that are inimical to the nation’s democracy. Despite fake news and hate have become global concepts, peculiarities of nations and cultures democracies imply that context-based tools will be more suitable to provide evidence-based data on their impact on democracies. To provide an understanding of the call-for-research epistemologies being developed in Nigerian academic circles, this paper presents a critical review of a book chapter titled Fake News, Hate Speech and Nigeria’s Struggle for Democratic Consolidation: A Conceptual Review written by two Nigerian scholars: Prof. Umaru A. Pate (Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria) and Adamkolo Mohammed Ibrahim (University of Maiduguri, Nigeria) published 2020 by IGI Global. The chapter provides a further understanding on the impacts and processes of fake news and hate speech in Nigeria, especially during political activities.
Can Artificial Intelligence Predict The Spread Of Online Hate Speech?Bernard Marr
Online hate speech is a big issue, and many are worried that it leads to radicalization and actions in the real world. Here, we look at how artificial intelligence (AI) can now be used to detect hate speech and predict its impact.
This document discusses how law enforcement agencies are increasingly using social media to solve crimes and enhance public safety. It provides examples of cases where social media posts or videos helped identify suspects or provided key evidence. While social media allows greater transparency, some argue it can infringe on privacy and put people at risk for identity theft. Overall, the document suggests that as social media use grows, law enforcement should be able to leverage it as a tool, but also needs to respect privacy and obtain warrants in certain situations.
MDIF has published An Unfavorable Business: Running Local Media in Myanmar’s Ethnic States and Regions, a 66- page report that assesses the business challenges faced by the country’s local media outlets. The report is based on research conducted from April-August 2018, as well as data gathered during the three years that MDIF has been running its business capacity building initiative, the Myanmar Media Program (MMP).
Student X 1 Sample Student X Misaghi English .docxaryan532920
Student X 1
Sample Student X
Misaghi
English 1
June 8th, 2017
Online Harassment
As our technology advances, it becomes apparent that people are placing more and more
of their own personal information on the internet. This type of exposure creates easy targets for
people who, for a variety of reasons, attack online users with the information that is readily
available on the internet. This dilemma has caused numerous debates regarding how to deal with
this situation. Even moreso, there is a confusion on who to blame; the attackers, or the victims
for providing the information so readily. While online harassment happens digitally, the effects
can be long lasting and life altering. In order to navigate away from these situations, you need to
be well informed on the who, what, and why of online harassment.
The amount of people who experience vicious harassment is staggering. According to the
Pew Research Center, 40% of internet users have experienced some form of harassment. Within
that statistic, 22% report that they experience a less harsh form of harassment, while 18%
confirm that they experience more violent forms of harassment (Duggan). There are various
forms of online harassment that can greatly affect an individual. Doxing is the action of
researching a person’s information, such as street address, phone number, and family members.
That information is then used to harass, threaten, and discredit the the individual. Swatting is the
act of alerting the FBI, or swat team, about a situation at a person’s home; this results in the
person getting roughly handled, their home being destroyed, and possible public embarrassment
occurring. Revenge porn is one of the most aggressive forms of harassment. It is the act of
Student X 2
posting naked pictures of someone without their consent. These photos could be ones that were
sent to the offender, or someone may have obtained them by hacking into their personal
computers in order to gain the image. These images are then posted on specific websites,
sometimes with the person’s phone number or address. While both men and women experience
online harassment, there is definitely a difference in how each party experiences the harassment.
Times Magazine posted an article by Soraya Chemaly who informed us that “For girls and
women, harassment is not just about “un-pleasantries.” It’s often about men asserting
dominance, silencing, and frequently, scarring and punishing them” (8). All of these types of
harassment have one thing in common; they all use information that is accessed through the
social media people use everyday. Many will happily provide a plethora of information without
realizing the repercussions. The possibility of harassment can be avoided if people take the
necessary precautions in order to protect their information.
Coincidentally, not long after I had begun writing this paper, I myself was a victim of
online ...
Social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have grown tremendously in popularity but have also been plagued by controversies related to privacy, security, and misuse of personal information. While these sites allow people to connect and share content globally, they have faced issues with unauthorized access to private user data, cyberbullying, hoaxes, and inappropriate or criminal behavior facilitated by users. There are also ongoing debates around how public certain shared content truly is, and whether sites adequately protect users' privacy and personal data for commercial purposes like targeted advertising.
https://www.cfr.org/interactives/global-conflict-tracker#!/conflict/sectarian-violence-in-myanmar
Sectarian Violence in Myanmar
https://www.voanews.com/a/thousands-non-muslims-evacuated-northwest-myanmar/4002468.html
http://www.rfa.org/english/news/myanmar/myanmar-political-parties-call-for-martial-law-in-northern-rakhine-state-07062017160712.html
Myanmar Political Parties Call For Martial Law in Northern Rakhine State
https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/asia-and-the-pacific/myanmar/report-myanmar/
MYANMAR 2016/2017-The formation of a new civilian-led government did not lead to significant improvements in the human rights situation. The persecuted Rohingya minority faced increased violence and discrimination. Religious intolerance and anti-Muslim sentiment intensified. Fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups escalated in northern Myanmar. The government increased restrictions on access for UN and other humanitarian agencies to displaced communities. Although scores of prisoners of conscience were released, restrictions on freedoms of expression, of association and of peaceful assembly remained. Impunity persisted for past and ongoing human rights violations.
475 2015 the new media and its impact on politics upmpeffl
The document summarizes research on censorship and social media in China. It discusses two studies:
1) A study that scraped social media posts in China over time and found posts were censored based on their potential to spur social mobilization, not based on their content being pro- or anti-government.
2) A second study submitted fake blog posts to Chinese sites that varied in terms of supporting/criticizing the government and emphasizing collective action. Posts suggesting collective action were more likely to be automatically censored.
The research suggests the goal of censorship in China is to curtail collective action and social mobilization, regardless of the ideological stance of online content.
Caffeine; Does it really work for weight loss!.pdfaditi agarwal
Caffeine is a stimulant found in coffee, tea, and other beverages that increases alertness. It can promote weight loss by increasing metabolism, promoting fat burning, and suppressing appetite. The amount of caffeine needed depends on a person's BMI, with 200-400 mg recommended daily for most adults. Black coffee is one of the most effective sources for weight loss when consumed before meals without added sugar or cream. The best time to drink coffee for weight loss is in the morning before breakfast.
A Detailed Guide to the Atkins Diet.pdfaditi agarwal
The document provides an in-depth overview of the Atkins diet, including its phases and guidelines. It was created by Dr. Robert Atkins and focuses on low-carb, high-protein eating. The diet works by reducing insulin levels and forcing the body to burn fat instead of carbs. It allows meat, eggs, cheese and most vegetables but restricts fruit, grains and sugars. While effective for short-term weight loss, it is too restrictive long-term and may lack nutrients. The document also discusses pros, cons and differences between Atkins and keto diets.
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Considering social media and Buddhist-Muslim conflict.As Myanmar continues to face violence between Buddhist and Muslim communities a number of
voices, from within the country and from outside, have raised concerns about the influence of
social media. After riots in Mandalay during July 2014, for example, international and local
media and government sources identified rumours circulating on Facebook as the cause.2
President Thein Sein has also raised concerns about ‘hate speech’ and other instigating messages
shared online and in her first report the new UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in
Myanmar, Ms Yanghee Lee, noted that such messages are fuelling and triggering violence.3 But
less than 5% of the population in Myanmar is estimated to have access to the Internet.4 How can
access to social media be contributing to Buddhist-Muslim conflicts?
To say that low Internet penetration rates proves the irrelevance of social media is too
simple, however, especially because access to the Internet is expanding rapidly. As an empirical
matter, it is likely too early to conclusively determine if and how social media access is
influencing Buddhist-Muslim conflicts in Myanmar. But this does not mean the potential
relationship is unworthy of consideration. Therefore, in order to generate insights that may be
useful in both understanding the contemporary moment as well as anticipating the future, this
chapter will draw from experiences with, and literature on, relationships between social media
and political conflicts in another country context: the United States.
Matt Schissler, in Nick Cheesman & Htoo Kyaw Win (ed.), Communal Violence in Myanmar,
Myanmar Knowledge Society, Yangon, 2015 [In Burmese and English].
Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy 2017 Final Alireza Ghahrood
his report was made possible by the generous support of the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL), Google, the German Federal Foreign Office, the Internet Society, Yahoo, and Golden Frog. The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of Freedom House and does not necessarily represent the views of its donors.This booklet is a summary of findings for the 2017 edition of Freedom on the Net. A full volume with 65 country reports assessed in this year’s study can be found on our website at www.freedomonthenet.org.
Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy Online content manipulation contributed to a seventh consecutive year of overall decline in internet freedom, along with a rise in disruptions to mobile internet ser-vice and increases in physical and technical attacks on human rights defenders and independent media.Nearly half of the 65 countries assessed in Freedom on the Net 2017 experienced declines during the coverage period, while just 13 made gains, most of them minor. Less than one-quarter of users reside in countries where the internet is designated Free, meaning there are no major obstacles to access, onerous restrictions on content, or serious violations of user rights in the form of unchecked surveillance or unjust repercussions for legitimate speech.The use of “fake news,” automated “bot” accounts, and other manipulation methods gained particular atten-tion in the United States. While the country’s online environment remained generally free, it was troubled by a proliferation of fabricated news articles, divisive partisan vitriol, and aggressive harassment of many journalists, both during and after the presidential election campaign. Russia’s online efforts to influence the American election have been well documented, but the United States was hardly alone in this respect. Manipulation and disinformation tactics played an important role in elections in at least 17 other countries over the past year, damaging citizens’ ability to choose their leaders based on factual news and authentic debate. Although some governments sought to support their interests and expand their influence abroad—as with Russia’s disinformation campaigns in the United States and Europe—in most cases they used these methods inside their own borders to maintain their hold on power
Social networking sites allow users to create personal profiles and connect with others. Some key early social networks mentioned include Yahoo (1995), Google (1998), LinkedIn (2002), Facebook (2004), and Twitter (2006). Facebook currently has over 600 million users and generates $800 million in revenue annually. While social networks allow connection and sharing, some potential downsides include addiction, distraction from real-world relationships, exposure to bullying, fake profiles, and spread of viruses. Experts recommend moderation and parental guidance in social media use.
Social Media Impact on Missing Child OrganizationLexie Stephens
Social media, particularly Facebook, has greatly impacted the operations of the Center for Search and Investigations for Missing Children (CFSI). CFSI utilizes Facebook to share information about missing children, recruit volunteers, and investigate cases. They are able to recover missing children in the US and other countries through connections made on Facebook. While social media enables child traffickers, CFSI leverages Facebook to spread awareness of missing children and find children faster than would otherwise be possible.
Online activism groups formed on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter can effectively connect people and organize protests, but may lack dedication over time. The document discusses several examples of Facebook groups that rapidly gained members to support political causes, such as supporting monk protests in Burma and freeing an imprisoned Egyptian blogger. However, it also notes that the low level of dedication on social networks can be a problem for long-term online activism. While social media allows wide reach, the level of engagement may drop off unless people are highly motivated by the cause.
18 अप्रैल को मुंबई और दिल्ली में पांच अलग-अलग तथ्य-खोज रिपोर्टों का एक संपादित सार-संग्रह जारी किया गया: लगभग एक साल पुराने मणिपुर के जातीय संघर्ष और इसे रोकने में असमर्थ राज्य और केंद्र सरकारों की स्पष्ट मिलीभगत को लेकर परिणाम और वास्तविक न्याय के लिए नए सिरे से पुकार पर एक बार फिर ध्यान आकर्षित करने का प्रयास किया गया है।
The document discusses several hashtags that have trended in recent years related to social movements and campaigns:
- #BlackLivesMatter formed in 2013 in response to the shooting of Trayvon Martin and aims to address police brutality against African Americans.
- #Islamophobia criticizes poor media coverage that has contributed to increased stigma against Muslims. Reports of anti-Muslim crimes increased significantly after certain attacks.
- #MeToo was started in 2017 by Tarana Burke to empower women, especially young black women, to share experiences of sexual harassment and assault.
- In summary, social media can greatly impact campaign success by allowing worldwide discussion of important issues through trending hashtags on
How india muslims are being demonised through whats app groups (a critical studyZahidManiyar
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Hate Speech and Nigeria’s Struggle for Democratic Consolidation: A Conceptual...Premier Publishers
Fake news and hate speech are not new to Nigerian democracy. However, since the internet revolution in recent decades, 2015 is seen as the year Nigeria finally woke up to the threat of fake news and hate speech fueled by internet technologies that are subtly used to undermine democracy. Since then, whenever national, state or local council elections approach, Nigeria experiences tense and difficult times – conflicts, media propaganda, hate comments and false information – circumstances that are inimical to the nation’s democracy. Despite fake news and hate have become global concepts, peculiarities of nations and cultures democracies imply that context-based tools will be more suitable to provide evidence-based data on their impact on democracies. To provide an understanding of the call-for-research epistemologies being developed in Nigerian academic circles, this paper presents a critical review of a book chapter titled Fake News, Hate Speech and Nigeria’s Struggle for Democratic Consolidation: A Conceptual Review written by two Nigerian scholars: Prof. Umaru A. Pate (Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria) and Adamkolo Mohammed Ibrahim (University of Maiduguri, Nigeria) published 2020 by IGI Global. The chapter provides a further understanding on the impacts and processes of fake news and hate speech in Nigeria, especially during political activities.
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This document discusses how law enforcement agencies are increasingly using social media to solve crimes and enhance public safety. It provides examples of cases where social media posts or videos helped identify suspects or provided key evidence. While social media allows greater transparency, some argue it can infringe on privacy and put people at risk for identity theft. Overall, the document suggests that as social media use grows, law enforcement should be able to leverage it as a tool, but also needs to respect privacy and obtain warrants in certain situations.
MDIF has published An Unfavorable Business: Running Local Media in Myanmar’s Ethnic States and Regions, a 66- page report that assesses the business challenges faced by the country’s local media outlets. The report is based on research conducted from April-August 2018, as well as data gathered during the three years that MDIF has been running its business capacity building initiative, the Myanmar Media Program (MMP).
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Online Harassment
As our technology advances, it becomes apparent that people are placing more and more
of their own personal information on the internet. This type of exposure creates easy targets for
people who, for a variety of reasons, attack online users with the information that is readily
available on the internet. This dilemma has caused numerous debates regarding how to deal with
this situation. Even moreso, there is a confusion on who to blame; the attackers, or the victims
for providing the information so readily. While online harassment happens digitally, the effects
can be long lasting and life altering. In order to navigate away from these situations, you need to
be well informed on the who, what, and why of online harassment.
The amount of people who experience vicious harassment is staggering. According to the
Pew Research Center, 40% of internet users have experienced some form of harassment. Within
that statistic, 22% report that they experience a less harsh form of harassment, while 18%
confirm that they experience more violent forms of harassment (Duggan). There are various
forms of online harassment that can greatly affect an individual. Doxing is the action of
researching a person’s information, such as street address, phone number, and family members.
That information is then used to harass, threaten, and discredit the the individual. Swatting is the
act of alerting the FBI, or swat team, about a situation at a person’s home; this results in the
person getting roughly handled, their home being destroyed, and possible public embarrassment
occurring. Revenge porn is one of the most aggressive forms of harassment. It is the act of
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posting naked pictures of someone without their consent. These photos could be ones that were
sent to the offender, or someone may have obtained them by hacking into their personal
computers in order to gain the image. These images are then posted on specific websites,
sometimes with the person’s phone number or address. While both men and women experience
online harassment, there is definitely a difference in how each party experiences the harassment.
Times Magazine posted an article by Soraya Chemaly who informed us that “For girls and
women, harassment is not just about “un-pleasantries.” It’s often about men asserting
dominance, silencing, and frequently, scarring and punishing them” (8). All of these types of
harassment have one thing in common; they all use information that is accessed through the
social media people use everyday. Many will happily provide a plethora of information without
realizing the repercussions. The possibility of harassment can be avoided if people take the
necessary precautions in order to protect their information.
Coincidentally, not long after I had begun writing this paper, I myself was a victim of
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Social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have grown tremendously in popularity but have also been plagued by controversies related to privacy, security, and misuse of personal information. While these sites allow people to connect and share content globally, they have faced issues with unauthorized access to private user data, cyberbullying, hoaxes, and inappropriate or criminal behavior facilitated by users. There are also ongoing debates around how public certain shared content truly is, and whether sites adequately protect users' privacy and personal data for commercial purposes like targeted advertising.
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Sectarian Violence in Myanmar
https://www.voanews.com/a/thousands-non-muslims-evacuated-northwest-myanmar/4002468.html
http://www.rfa.org/english/news/myanmar/myanmar-political-parties-call-for-martial-law-in-northern-rakhine-state-07062017160712.html
Myanmar Political Parties Call For Martial Law in Northern Rakhine State
https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/asia-and-the-pacific/myanmar/report-myanmar/
MYANMAR 2016/2017-The formation of a new civilian-led government did not lead to significant improvements in the human rights situation. The persecuted Rohingya minority faced increased violence and discrimination. Religious intolerance and anti-Muslim sentiment intensified. Fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups escalated in northern Myanmar. The government increased restrictions on access for UN and other humanitarian agencies to displaced communities. Although scores of prisoners of conscience were released, restrictions on freedoms of expression, of association and of peaceful assembly remained. Impunity persisted for past and ongoing human rights violations.
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The document summarizes research on censorship and social media in China. It discusses two studies:
1) A study that scraped social media posts in China over time and found posts were censored based on their potential to spur social mobilization, not based on their content being pro- or anti-government.
2) A second study submitted fake blog posts to Chinese sites that varied in terms of supporting/criticizing the government and emphasizing collective action. Posts suggesting collective action were more likely to be automatically censored.
The research suggests the goal of censorship in China is to curtail collective action and social mobilization, regardless of the ideological stance of online content.
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El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
2. Another report has observed that Facebook
neglected to identify glaring disdain
discourse and calls to brutality against
Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim minority years
after such way of behaving was found to
have played a deciding job in the
destruction against them.
The report shared only with The Associated
Press showed the privileges bunch Global
Witness submitted eight paid
advertisements for endorsement to
Facebook, each including various
adaptations of disdain discourse against
Rohingya. Every one of the eight
promotions were endorsed by Facebook to
be distributed.
The gathering pulled the promotions before
they were posted or paid for, however the
outcomes affirmed that in spite of its vows
3. to improve, Facebook's broken controls
actually neglect to distinguish disdain
discourse and calls for brutality on its
foundation.
The military directed what it called a leeway
crusade in western Myanmar's Rakhine
state in 2017 after an assault by a
Rohingya radical gathering. In excess of
700,000 Rohingya escaped into adjoining
Bangladesh and security powers were
blamed for mass assaults, killings and
burning a great many homes.
Likewise Monday, US Secretary of State
Antony Blinken declared that the US sees
the savagery against Rohingya as slaughter.
The affirmation is planned to both create
worldwide strain and lay the preparation
for possible lawful activity, Blinken said.
4. On Feb 1 of last year, Myanmar's military
coercively assumed command over the
nation, imprisoning equitably chose
government authorities. Rohingya evacuees
have denounced the tactical takeover and
said it makes them more reluctant to get
back to Myanmar.
Specialists say such advertisements have
proceeded to show up and that
notwithstanding its vows to improve and
confirmations that it plays treated its part in
the annihilation in a serious way, Facebook
actually flops even the least complex of tests
guaranteeing that paid promotions that
sudden spike in demand for its site don't
contain disdain discourse requiring the
killing of Rohingya Muslims.
The current killing of the Kalar isn't
sufficient, we really want to kill more!
5. peruse one proposed paid post from
Global Witness, utilizing a slur frequently
utilized in Myanmar to allude to individuals
of east Indian or Muslim beginning.
They are exceptionally filthy. The
Bengali/Rohingya ladies have an
exceptionally low expectation for everyday
life and unfortunate cleanliness. They are
not alluring, read another.
These posts are stunning in what the future
held an obvious indicator that Facebook
has not changed or done everything they
said to the public what they would do:
appropriately direct themselves, said Ronan
Lee, an exploration individual at the
Institute for Media and Creative Industries
at Loughborough University, London.
6. The eight advertisements from Global
Witness all pre-owned disdain discourse
language taken straightforwardly from the
United Nations Independent International
Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar in their
report to the Human Rights Council. A few
models were from past Facebook posts.
The way that Facebook supported every
one of the eight promotions is particularly
concerning on the grounds that the
organization professes to hold notices to a
much stricter norm than ordinary, neglected
posts, as indicated by their assist with
focusing page for paid notices.
I acknowledge the point that eight is
definitely not an exceptionally enormous
number. In any case, I think the discoveries
are truly distinct, that each of the eight of
the promotions were acknowledged for
7. distribution, said Rosie Sharpe, a
campaigner at Global Witness. I figure you
can finish up from that that by far most of
disdain discourse is probably going to get
past.
Facebook's parent organization Meta
Platforms Inc said it has put resources into
working on its wellbeing and security
controls in Myanmar, including forbidding
military records after the Tatmadaw, as the
military are privately known, held onto
power and detained chosen forerunners in
the 2021 overthrow.
We've constructed a committed group of
Burmese speakers, prohibited the
Tatmadaw, disturbed networks controlling
public discussion and made a move on
unsafe deception to assist with protecting
individuals. We've likewise put resources
8. into Burmese-language innovation to lessen
the pervasiveness of disregarding happy,
Rafael Frankel, overseer of public strategy
for developing business sectors at Meta
Asia Pacific wrote in a messaged
explanation to AP on March 17.
This work is directed by criticism from
specialists, common society associations
and autonomous reports, remembering the
UN Fact-Finding Mission for Myanmar's
discoveries and the free Human Rights
Impact Assessment we authorized and
delivered in 2018.
Facebook has been utilized to spread
disdain discourse and intensify military
publicity in Myanmar previously.
Not long after Myanmar became
associated with the web in 2000, Facebook
9. combined with its telecom suppliers to
permit clients to utilize the stage without
paying for the information, which was as
yet costly at that point. Utilization of the
stage detonated. For some in Myanmar,
Facebook turned into the actual web.
Nearby web strategy advocates over and
over told Facebook disdain discourse was
spreading across the stage, frequently
focusing on the Muslim minority Rohingya
in the larger part Buddhist country.
For a really long time Facebook neglected
to put resources into content mediators who
communicated in neighborhood dialects or
truth checkers with a comprehension of the
political circumstance in Myanmar or to
close explicit records or erase pages being
utilized to engender contempt of the
Rohingya, said Tun Khin, leader of Burmese
10. Rohingya Organization UK, a London-
based Rohingya support association.
In March 2018, under a half year after a
huge number of Rohingya escaped
savagery in western Myanmar, Marzuki
Darusman, director of the UN Independent
International Fact-Finding Mission on
Myanmar, told journalists online
entertainment had considerably added to
the degree of rancor and dispute and
struggle, maybe, inside general society".
Disdain discourse is positively obviously a
piece of that. All things considered, web-
based entertainment is Facebook, and
Facebook is online entertainment,
Darusman said.
Gotten some information about Myanmar a
month after the fact at a US Senate
11. hearing, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said
Facebook wanted to enlist many Burmese
speakers to direct happy and would work
with common society gatherings to
recognize disdain figures and foster new
advances to battle can't stand discourse.
Disdain discourse is very language explicit.
Difficult to do it without individuals
communicate in the neighborhood
language and we want to increase our
work there drastically, Zuckerberg said.
However in inner documents spilled by
informant Frances Haugen last year, AP
observed that breaks endured. The
organization increased determination to
battle disdain discourse yet never
completely fostered the apparatuses and
systems expected to do as such.
12. Rohingya outcasts have sued Facebook for
more than $150 billion, blaming it for
neglecting to stop disdain discourse that
affected savagery against the Muslim ethnic
gathering by military rulers and their allies
in Myanmar.
Rohingya youth bunches situated in the
Bangladesh outcast camps have
documented a different objection in Ireland
with the 38-country Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development
calling for Facebook to give some
remediation programs in the camps.
The organization currently called Meta has
would not say the number of its substance
arbitrators read Burmese and can in this
way recognize disdain discourse in
Myanmar.
13. Rohingya decimation survivors keep on
living in camps today and Facebook keep
on bombing them, said Tun Khin. Facebook
necessities to accomplish more.