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Social media platforms have become crucial digital infrastructures for accessing and sharing information. And they play a key role in combating disinformation and hate speech in conflicts like the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The publication is a compilation of the knowledge and learning gathered during a three-year pilot project in Colombia, Myanmar and Syria.
While the end of Al-Assad era in Syria sparked widespread optimism, early formal statements from the new rulers raised concerns, particularly regarding women's roles, says Rula Asad.
