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قيود الإنترنت تحاصر نساء دارفور وسط الحرب
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قيود الإنترنت تحاصر نساء دارفور وسط الحرب

Al-Rakoba about 3 hours 1 mins read

تواجه النساء في ولايات دارفور غربي السودان صعوبات متزايدة للحصول على بضع دقائق من الاتصال بشبكة الإنترنت، رغم أنه أصبح أداة رئيسية للبقاء والنجاة، سواء لتلقي المعلومات أو الحصول على الأموال عبر التطبيقات البنكية. ومع الاعتماد الكلي للمنطقة على خدمات الإنترنت الفضائي “ستارلينك“، تفاقمت الفجوة الرقمية لتتحول إلى عنف مضاعف وسلاح للسيطرة الاجتماعية والأمنية. وتجلت …

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