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Damayanti Saha

Filmmaker, Writer

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Head of GWI
Photo: A woman in traditional clothing sits on a bench, holding a baby wrapped in a pink blanket. She looks at her phone while holding an open book. The word "RESIST" is written in the image.

Care Without Compensation: How ASHA Workers in India Struggle for Dignity and Justice

Background
ASHA workers are the backbone of India's healthcare, yet they fight for recognition and fair pay. These women are now trying to transform the narrative around labor and dignity in the healthcare system. 
By Damayanti Saha
Photo: Two people run toward the sea on the beach. They are shown in black and white with orange outlines. "RESIST" is written in the bottom left.

Legacy of Quiet Resistance: Feminism in Tunisia through the Lens of History

Background
What does it mean to have a feminist perspective? Feminism has many faces. From the silent resilience of my grandmother to the current challenges - how has the feminist movement  in Tunisia developed?
By Sonia Hedhili
Photo: A protest scene at night with many people marching. A woman in the foreground, highlighted in color, holds a sign in Macedonian. The word "RESIST" is written in the bottom left corner.

Femicides and Silence: Navigating the Struggle for Feminist Solidarity in North Macedonia

Background
Can digital activism replace the power of in-person protests? In North Macedonia, dwindling protest numbers and rising anti-gender movements challenge the fight for gender equality. Activist Sara Milenkovska's insights on the urgent need for solidarity.
By Angela Boshkoska

Lena Bauer

Intern Gunda Werner Institute
Blauer Himmer, Mond in Tiefenunschärfe, davor eine Kamera auf einem Mast staffiert die die Betrachtenden fokussiert

EU Borders in Digital Shift: When people are not treated as people, but as a security problem

Einführung
The electoral success of the right and far right is based on anti-immigration and anti-refugee rhetoric. Now digital technologies such as voice recognition technology or drones have become central to the EU. The militarization of borders is prioritized over the human rights of migrants.
By Dr. Mengia Tschalaer and Francesca Schmidt
Ein Auge eines männlich gelesenen Gesichtes blickt uns durch eine Brille hinweg an, auf das Gesicht und den neutralen grauen Hintergrund sind grüne Zahlen projiziert, die an einen Computer-Code erinnern

Artificial intelligence and human rights – but not for everyone.

The European Union's AI Regulation ought to protect people on the run. Instead, it protects those fleeing even less than people who do not have to flee. The regulation grants security authorities exemptions for the use of high-risk technologies.
By Lena Rohrbach
Taste auf einem alten Mobiltelefon im Detail, auf der Taste steht "Talk", englisch für "sprechen" oder "reden"

The Coloniality of “Smart Borders”

The European border and asylum regime is becoming increasingly restrictive and violent.  Digital technologies play a central role in this. 
By Michelle Pfeifer
eine weiße Drohne mit Kamera fliegt direkt auf die das Bild betrachtende Person zu, im Hintergrund stehen Bäume. Der Winkel lässt darauf schliessen dass die Drohne die betrachtende Person auf Augenhöhe konfrontiert.

Digitalization of the EU's external borders and the production of vulnerability

Dossier
Intersectional perspectives on the digitalization of EU border security and asylum procedures: AI in the EU policy agenda; impacts on human and fundamental rights; entanglements of (neo-)colonial border regimes, digital technology and greater geopolitical processes of othering.

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