Session 1: Mapping the Landscape of Tech Abuse in MalaysiaThis session focused on identifying and analysing technology-facilitated abuse ahead of the upcoming election. Participants examined forms of abuse (state tech abuse, radicalisation, child sexual exploitation and anti-rights sentiments), key perpetrators (state and non-state actors), and tactics (doxxing, propaganda, identity theft). They discussed enablers like tech platforms and emerging technologies, the victims (marginalised groups, human rights defenders), and contributing factors (digital literacy, regulation, socioeconomic issues). The session included a group exercise to map tech abuse threats and assess their social, political, and economic impacts, resulting in a comprehensive threat assessment.https://et.sinarproject.org/organizations/initiate-1.my/knowledge-hub/events-1/knowledge-hub-session-1-mapping-the-landscape-of-tech-abuse-in-malaysiahttps://et.sinarproject.org/organizations/initiate-1.my/knowledge-hub/events-1/knowledge-hub-session-1-mapping-the-landscape-of-tech-abuse-in-malaysia/@@images/image-1200-debd5ae0e3445077fe8c768d050d37c8.png
Session 1: Mapping the Landscape of Tech Abuse in Malaysia
This session focused on identifying and analysing technology-facilitated abuse ahead of the upcoming election. Participants examined forms of abuse (state tech abuse, radicalisation, child sexual exploitation and anti-rights sentiments), key perpetrators (state and non-state actors), and tactics (doxxing, propaganda, identity theft). They discussed enablers like tech platforms and emerging technologies, the victims (marginalised groups, human rights defenders), and contributing factors (digital literacy, regulation, socioeconomic issues). The session included a group exercise to map tech abuse threats and assess their social, political, and economic impacts, resulting in a comprehensive threat assessment.
Type
Capacity building and awareness raising
Status
Closed
When
Mar 21, 2025 from 09:00 AM to 02:00 PM
(Asia/Kuala_Lumpur
/ UTC800)
Where
MCCHR Office, Kuala Lumpur
Attendees
20 participants from diverse CSOs focused on civil and political rights, counter-extremism, gender advocacy, digital rights, and child protection.