The Global Governance of Online Harms: on the Global Nature of Online Harms
The last few years have exposed significant political challenges and threats to democracy by way of our digital ecosystem. One core aspect of these challenges is the way in which digital platforms can be used to inflict significant harm against individuals and groups in society. This first panel will explore how online harms manifest as a global problem and what challenges they raise for their governance. Speakers: Anja Kovacs Isabelle Mondou Peter MacLeod Rachel Pulfer Moderator: Taylor Owen
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