Digital literacy for women is no longer only about using the internet. In 2026, it means knowing how to work, earn, learn, use AI, protect money, identify fraud, report abuse, …
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Actor and UNFPA India SRHR Advocate Soha Ali Khan called for Ethical AI to protect and empower women during a high-level session at Bharat Mandapam. Here is what her address …
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Digital violence against women is not a side effect of the internet. It is its mirror.
by Saranshby SaranshDigital violence against women is real violence with real consequences. This Mosaic editorial examines how online abuse reshapes women’s lives, silences voices, and demands accountability beyond technology alone.
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The 2025 UNiTE Campaign turns the spotlight on digital violence against women and girls. As deepfakes, harassment, and AI-fuelled abuse rise, UN Women is calling for stronger laws, safer platforms, …
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The Gendered Digital Divide leaves millions of women offline, even as men dominate smartphone and internet use. This isn’t just about gadgets; it is about opportunity, education, and economic power. …
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The United States has passed the Take It Down Act — a federal law that mandates removal of non-consensual deepfake content within 48 hours. While the legislation offers victims legal …