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linnetelwin.bsky.social

@linnetelwin.bsky.social

Hanging around causing trouble in NL, working at Tilburg on data and representation. I’m sceptical about the whole thing tbh.

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linnetelwin.bsky.social@linnetelwin.bsky.social · 3mo ago

So proud of all our Global Data Justice project network for producing this set of essays - if you want to know how the field has developed across regions over the last decade, check this out. And it’s open access!

Aaron Martin@sixfouronea.net · 3mo ago

At last, our 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘨𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘛𝘦𝘤𝘩 edited volume is now available online (OA). A key deliverable of @linnetelwin.bsky.social's Global Data Justice project, the book explores and extends philosopher Tamar Sharon's 'sphere transgressions' theory in an international perspective. 📖 doi.org/10.4324/9781...

Transgressive Tech: The privatization of the public interest (book cover)
ana valdivia@anavaldi.bsky.social · 10mo ago

After submitting a FOIA request UKRI, I obtained success rates by three grant call scheme and I can only say that I am disheartened by the results: - AHRC Responsive Mode 2025: 2% - ESRC New Investigator Grant 2025: 1% - ESRC Research Grant Round 2025: 1%

Dr Abeba Birhane@abeba.blacksky.app · last yr.

"We were excited to have a panel accepted on the role of technology in genocide in Gaza at this year’s Computers, Privacy & Data Protection (CPDP) conference in Brussels. However, CPDP then requested that Access Now & others remove the word “genocide” from panel titles & descriptions. We declined."

Two accepted panels on Palestine were targeted after the preliminary programme was published online: Technologies at war: The role of tech companies and the EU in facilitating war crimes and genocide in Gaza, and Cyber Surveillance and Data Violence in Palestine: Protection, Practice, and Legality. CPDP approached the panel organisers and advised them to remove the word ‘genocide’ in the titles and descriptions, including references to crimes and violations of international law. CPDP then unjustifiably singled out these two panels with a disclaimer that read: “The text of this panel represents the opinions of the Panel Organiser and not those of CPDP. The case before the ICJ regarding the categorization of Israel’s activities in Gaza has yet to be decided.” Upon the request of the panels’ organisers, the disclaimer was removed. Discussions about human rights abuses, atrocity crimes, or genocide do not require a court ruling to be legitimate. At the core of international law and human rights work is prevention — a responsibility that also extends to private companies, which are expected to identify and mitigate risks of contributing to such abuses. These obligations are clear under the Four Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. The International Court of Justice (ICJ), in its provisionary measures orders, affirmed the responsibility of state and non-state actors to take actions in the face of a clear and imminent risk of genocide. Multiple UN bodies and experts, genocide scholars, and leading human rights organisations have already categorised the Israeli conduct in Gaza as genocide that has met all legal elements of this crime.
Saskia Bonjour@saskiabonjour.bsky.social · last yr.

The Editorial College at the journal Migration Politics seeks proposals from an editorial team that is willing to take on the management of the journal for a four-year term starting in December 2025. The full call is here: migrationpolitics.org/call-for-pro...

Call for Proposals – Editorial Team

The Editorial College at the journal Migration Politics seeks proposals from an editorial team that is willing to take on the management of the journal for a four-year term starting in December 202…

migrationpolitics.org

linnetelwin.bsky.social@linnetelwin.bsky.social · last yr.

Really nice state-of-the-art synopsis from @linadencik.bsky.social on #datajustice, useful for understanding both our current weird regulatory moment, and the more important question of what the notion of justice in relation to datafication and #AI is for: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

‘Rescuing’ data justice? Mobilising the collective in responses to datafication

Key activities that relate to data justice have emerged from different stakeholders that seek to confront and address different implications of advancements in datafication. These activities indica...

tandfonline.com