Active community moderation is an essential strategic element of our Citizens’ Voice programme. Recent research highlighted the difference such moderation can make to the quality of online discourse on our platforms.

Today is International Youth Day and we are responding with a call-out to young people in the Netherlands to show solidarity with their peers in restrictive countries who are taking action for change.

Women and girls around the world are facing particular hardship from the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. RNW Media’s Love Matters platforms are partnering in a new programme designed to safeguard the SRHR of young people, especially young women.

RightsCon is the world’s leading summit on human rights in the digital age. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 edition took place online and RNW Media was one of the organisations invited to present a virtual workshop.

RNW Media is marking Gay Pride 2020 with the launch of its 6-month campaign #MyStoryForAStory which aims to encourage young people in the Netherlands to show solidarity with their peers in restrictive countries. The campaign kicks off with the story of Kenyan human rights activist, Atieno.

Stories are the lifeblood of social media as people reach out to others with their thoughts, feelings and opinions. But not everybody is able to tell their story freely We are launching a campaign to encourage young Dutch people to show solidarity with their peers in countries freedom of speech is restricted.

RNW Media’s cross-sector Justice4Her project aims to strengthen the rule of law to reduce GBV against China’s millions of women migrant workers. It has successfully advocated for improvements to provincial anti-domestic violence laws.

As India began to ease its lockdown restrictions, the local Love Matters team were inundated with questions from their community of users about just what it was or wasn’t safe to do.