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“It was an eye-opener,” says privacy advocate Gus Hosein when he talks about the findings from APC's exploratory research on sexuality and the internet in Brazil, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and USA. And it's given him some good ammunition with which to field those radio callers who question the need for privacy online. But as a serious researcher himself based at the London School of Economics and deputy director of Privacy International responsible…
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Francis Mwatu of Ugabytes talks about GEM and how it has changed his perspective at work and on the ground.
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Huda Sarfraz of the Dareecha localization project in Pakistan talks about GEM at the GEM II information exchange in Bali, 2009.
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Fatima Bigun Labony of D.Net talks about her experience with GEM at the GEM II information exchange in Bali, 2009.
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Mahmud Hassan of D.Net in Bangladesh talks about his experience with GEM at the GEM II information exchange in Bali, 2009.
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