BASELINE STUDIES

Climate Disinformation in Malaysia: Appropriating Indigenous Peoples’ Rights

Coming Soon In Malaysia, Indigenous Peoples (IPs) – who make up 11% of the population and largely reside in climate-vulnerable forested areas – are disproportionately affected by “climate disinformation”. Amplified by the rapid expansion of digital media since the early 2000s, such disinformation manifests in greenwashing narratives, the promotion of

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Climate Disinformation in Thailand: Negating Indigenous Peoples’ Identity

Coming Soon In Thailand, the rapid digitalisation of media and widespread use of social media since the early 2000s have accelerated the spread of climate disinformation. This has reinforced the systemic negation of Indigenous Peoples’ (IPs) identity. Climate disinformation disproportionately affects IPs, who make up nearly 14% of the population

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Online Content Regulations in the Asia-Pacific: Limiting Civil Society’s Capacity to Hold Governments Accountable

Download Full Report Online Content Regulations in the Asia-Pacific: Limiting Civil Society’s Capacity to Hold Governments Accountable reviews laws enacted by governments in the Asia-Pacific region to regulate the online information sphere. These laws have been used to penalise content creators for incitement, defamation, or spreading fake news. At the

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