This time it’s on account of elections in Congo.
For an overview of the phenomenon, see CDT’s map and timeline.
We first wrote about this problem in 2006. Then it was worked up into Gyanendra’s Law and its various exceptions.
LIRNEasia introduces Dissect: a fact-checking tool empowered by AI
LIRNEasia recently unveiled “Dissect” – a cutting-edge web tool employing advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tailored for effective fact-checking. What sets this tool apart is its compatibility with Sinhala websites, and its accessibility to anyone from anywhere in the world, making fact-checking accessible to a wider audience.
Will Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Bill make online harms worse?
“Creating regulatory bodies that issue orders with short time frames backed up by large penalties is likely to shut off the opportunities for collaboration. If the costs of complying with the directions of the regulator from a small and insignificant market are excessive, the platform companies are likely to withdraw their services from Sri Lanka causing significant harm to users.
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