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Privacy, anonymity, visibility: dilemmas in tech use by marginalised communities

Published on 15 July 2016

This paper synthesises reflections and learnings from two studies, in Kenya and South Africa, about how marginalised communities – lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) people in Nairobi, Kenya, and economically marginalised housing and urban development rights activists in Johannesburg, South Africa – use technologies commonly applied in transparency and accountability work, and the limits of their use of these technologies.

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Ganesh, M.I.; Deutch, J. and Schulte, J. (2016) Privacy, anonymity, visibility: dilemmas in tech use by marginalised communities, Brighton: IDS

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published by
Institute of Development Studies
language
English

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