We're so proud to have won at the #TrustLawAwards for our crucial work using legal pro bono to drive change. It's an honour to be celebrated by @TRF alongside other firms and NGOs working to make a lasting impact on society: tmsnrt.rs/3WvY4Dc

Josh could have challenged Scott Morrison for the leadership, he didn’t. Josh could have put his hand up for Kooyong, he didn’t. He could have run for the Victorian Senate vacancy, he didn’t. Women are not collateral damage for Josh Frydenberg’s regrets.

This announcement brought tears to my eyes, it reminded me of the hardship and challenges we faced to keep @ZanTimes running, to keep our colleagues safe in 🇦🇫. We couldn't be here if it wasn't because of the courage and resilience my colleagues show day in and day out. (1/2)

How to use the Public Women's Archive? Watch this short video.👇

Meet our fantastic Noor fellows, each with a diverse range of skills in research, journalism and human rights. Omid Sobhani is an Afghan journalist who has collaborated with major international media outlets like ABC News Australia, as well as various local media organisations in #Afghanistan. Omid will investigate the coverage of land grabbing of Hazara and Uzbek minorities in the Afghan media. It’s great to be working with him over the next four months.

Managing privacy settings on social media can feel like finding your way through a puzzle, right? But it’s important to get it right. Think of it like this: You’ve got to decide who gets to see your stuff, who can send you friend requests, who can look you up using your phone or email address and who can see your personal information such as your place of work, family members etc. It’s like setting the boundaries of your own little online world. So, take a peek at these step by step guides to set things right! Let’s begin with Facebook.

NEW: Since the #Taliban took over #Afghanistan in 2021, women have faced severe oppression and violence. In coordination with @Cen4infoRes, we’ve partnered with @ZanTimes to develop a new platform for visualizing this human rights crisis. 1/2 Explore 👇 map.zantimes.com/

Today, Zan Times launches an interactive map documenting the killing, disappearance, and arrest of ‘public’ women – defined as those working or studying outside the home. The map, which was created in partnership with CIR’s Afghan Witness, is an ongoing archive of incidents dating back to September 2021. Find the full map here 👇 zantimes.com/public-womens-a… 1/3

راستی‌آزمایی سنجه نشان می‌دهد که این تفاوت ۵۰ دالری در حکومت پیشین نیز وجود داشته است و دلیل آن این است که مراسم حج شیعیان براساس فقه جعفری ادا می‌شود و ارائه‌ی خدمات لازم نیازمند هزینه‌ی بیشتر است. جزئيات بیشتر: sanjah.org/2469

1/9 Today, as every day, CIR is standing up for women, continuing to combat online harms such as gendered abuse and disinformation women are facing. We couldn't be more proud to have so many inspiring women in our ranks and as our partners, working endlessly to create a more just and equal world. #IWD2024

There are many (many!) more badass women working at @Cen4infoRes and in other organisations using #OSINTforgood. Not all of them are public, but they all make a difference. Cheers to them all.

1/8 📢 We are excited to announce the first Afghan Witness fellowship, a four-month online program designed to support selected journalists, researchers, advocates, and human rights reporters working in the #Afghanistan information space. #AfghanWitness