Die Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft und die Informationsplattform „Tierversuche verstehen“, die von der Allianz der Wissenschaftsorganisationen getragen wird, haben eine Informationskampagne gestartet. Darin erklären Forschungseinrichtungen mit lebenswissenschaftlicher Ausrichtung, transparent über Tierversuche zu informieren, den öffentlichen Dialog über tierexperimentelle Forschung mitzugestalten sowie untereinander Erfahrungen auszutauschen.
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Sous la direction de Yan Sénéchal (Université de Montréal), Pierre Noreau (Université de Montréal) et Jacques Commaille (École normale supérieure/Paris-Saclay)
The Media Pluralism Monitor consolidates its position as a key source of information for the EU policies on media pluralism and media freedom.
The third annual Rule of Law Report, which was adopted today by the European Commission, defines the Media Pluralism Monitor as “an important source for the Commission’s Rule of Law Reports”. The MPM has been a source of data for the Commission’s report since its first edition in 2020.
Clément Perarnaud, Julien Rossi, Francesca Musiani, Lucien Castex, 2022.
L’article ‘Splinternets’: Addressing the renewed debate on internet fragmentation est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.
Internet shutdowns do not prevent cheating in exams. They are ineffective and costly. This blogpost explains why this … Alternatives to Internet Shutdowns during ExamsRead More »
Photo: Dmytro Shutaiev, (17 March 2021), with Roman Ratushny.
For several months I have been monitoring social media feeds looking for views from the war-zone. Not coincidentally, many current soldiers are intellectuals, artists, photographers, music promoters, and cultural activists—people who would never take up arms under other circumstances today are lying in a trench, and observing how this trench changes the communication and logistics of toads and worms.[1]
On 6 June 2022, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (“MeitY”), released the proposed amendments for Part 1 and Part II of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (“2021 IT Rules”). CCG submitted its comments on the proposed amendments to the 2021 IT Rules, highlighting its key feedback […]
O relatório do LAPIN, “Vigilância automatizada: uso de reconhecimento facial pela Administração Pública no Brasil”, tem ajudado no embasamento de diversas iniciativas legislativas que buscam proibir o uso de tecnologias de reconhecimento facial (TRF) no Brasil.
In Syria, security forces are known to resort to violence when investigating freedom of expression cases in an … Legalizing Control of Personal Data and Online Discourse in SyriaRead More »
Immediately Annul Ban on Assembly; Protect LGBT People from Attacks (Beirut, July 4, 2022) – Lebanese authorities have … Lebanon: Unlawful Crackdown on LGBT GatheringsRead More »
Présentateur : Ledy Zannou, Coordonnateur du cycle, Université de Montréal
Conférencière : Marie-Pier Jolicoeur, Candidate au doctorat, Université Laval et Université d’Ottawa
Présentateur : Ledy Zannou, Coordonnateur du cycle, Université de Montréal
Conférencier : Olouwafêmi Rodrigue Oloudé, Candidat au doctorat, Université de Montréal
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Olouwafêmi Rodrigue Oloudé est candidat au doctorat en droit (L.L.D) à l’Université de Montréal, sous la direction de la Professeure Miriam COHEN.
Présentateur : Michael Lang, Coordonnateur du cycle, McGill University
Conférencier : Dimitri Patrinos, Candidat à la maîtrise, McGill University
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La Coordination des Midis-conférences des Jeunes Chercheurs du CRDP a le plaisir de vous inviter à visionner la capsule vidéo de présentation de la conférence citée en titre.
Présentatrice : Eve Gaumond, Coordonnatrice du cycle
Conférencière : Laurence Robert, candidate au doctorat en agroéconomie, Université Laval
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