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Reclaiming Expression: where voice and diversity meet
KRYSS works on freedom of opinion and expression, with a gender lens.
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Townhalls on Online Gender-Based Violence
Town Halls and workshops on online gender-based violence will be hosted targeting women, girls and gender non-conforming persons especially from the constituents of MPs/ADUNs we collaborate with. The town halls will focus on understanding the barriers in accessing the justice system or in seeking remedies for the violence they experienced online, and how the lack of effective redress affects their rights, particularly their right to freedom of opinion and expression and meaningful participation in civic spaces.
A human rights approach to internet access must be rooted in the principles of universality, equality, non-discrimination, empowerment, accountability, and transparency. This means that “access” must be meaningful and serve to enrich the lived realities of people in Malaysia, which includes addressing the barriers they face in exercising their human rights online and in digital spaces.
In this four-episode series of our Internet Access campaign, we highlighted the stories of four individuals in obtaining their rights to education, to earn an income, to access information and self-development, as well as to expression and participation.
Monitoring OGBV
We monitor and document cases of technology-facilitated/online gender-based violence including harassment, hate speech and g, non-consensual dissemination of intimate images as an effort to push for better policies and laws to create a safer digital space for all, especially women, girls and gender non-conforming persons.
Yes, we live with care, but we should refuse to live in fear.
Knowledge and Rights with Young people through Safer Spaces (KRYSS) is an organisation that works with young people on the issues of freedom of opinion and expression with a gender lens.
