Организация Moxii Africa реализует более 40 программ по защите свободы СМИ и цифровых прав на континенте

Moxii Africa runs more than 40 active programmes — spanning media monitoring, digital literacy, strategic litigation, and children's online safety — working across the African continent to uphold the right to open and trusted information. Using the courts to advance media freedom, digital rights, and the protection of children online through landmark legal cases. A digitised, accessible version of the SABC's editorial policies, making public broadcasting standards transparent and easy to reference. Supporting the African consultation process on Resolution 630, developing a continent-led framework for digital platform accountability. A journalism course with Wits University training practising journalists to report ethically and accurately on children's issues and rights. Ongoing monitoring, research, and data-driven analysis of South African and African media coverage to promote accountable journalism. Monitoring and analysis of media reporting across the African continent to track trends in press freedom and journalism ethics. Rapid-response media analysis briefs on breaking news and topical issues, providing timely insights on coverage trends and quality. Training and growing a community network of digital citizens who identify and report disinformation, hate speech, and online harms. A transparency platform for media organisations and journalists to publicly disclose their interests, strengthening accountability and trust. A digital media literacy training programme equipping communities with skills to critically evaluate online information and content. An initiative advocating for an independent ombudsman to oversee online content integrity and platform accountability in South Africa. An annual multi-day festival of events interrogating key media freedom, press independence, and information integrity issues in South Africa. Monitoring and combating disinformation during election periods to protect the integrity of democratic processes in South Africa and beyond. An online media advocacy tool spotlighting the best and worst examples of media reporting on children to promote editorial accountability. An intensive training programme teaching participants to identify, analyse, and counter disinformation in digital and traditional media. Written submissions to parliament and regulators on legislation and policy affecting media freedom, digital rights, and children's online safety. A public awareness campaign promoting critical thinking and media literacy skills to help citizens navigate the information landscape. An in-house media monitoring and analysis tool that processes content in real-time, powering data-driven insights on media coverage trends. A programme exploring the intersection of early childhood development and climate change through community-driven media initiatives. Direct engagement with the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression to advance African perspectives on media freedom and digital rights. A browser extension that helps users identify whether news websites they visit are credible or potentially unreliable. Participation in South Africa's Competition Commission inquiry into the impact of digital platforms on media sustainability and competition. Advocacy campaign to ensure the SABC Amendment Bill strengthens public broadcasting independence, accountability, and editorial integrity. Developing a continental model law to protect children online, setting standards for African nations to adopt in their legislation. A system for documenting and reporting attacks on journalists and media workers across Africa to defend press freedom. Research initiative mapping how children's privacy and online safety rights are protected across African countries. An AI-powered tool that tracks and analyses online incitement to violence across African digital platforms. A digital glossary of terms related to gender-based violence online, supporting research and reporting on digital GBV. A practical guide equipping judges with the knowledge to adjudicate cases involving online harms, digital rights, and platform accountability. Named after UNCRC Article 12, this programme empowers children to participate in policy discussions on their digital rights. A youth-focused programme building confidence and digital communication skills for young people navigating online spaces. A partnership with UNHCR combating xenophobic narratives online and empowering youth to promote tolerance and inclusion.