Digital exclusion in times of crisis

Domaine:

digital infrastructure

Créateur:

Zek

Éditeur:

GloGlo

Éditeur:

Glo

Hôte:

Rapid digitalisation has transformed public service reaction to emergencies. Yet the southern African response to COVID-19 exposed how technology excludes many already marginalised groups and individuals. Human rights preparedness requires a more inclusive foundation in preparation for the next crisis.

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