Resources
Resources produced as part of Enabling Tech project
Enabling Tech Curriculum
Skills and resources to strategically position leaders from civil society organizations (CSOs) to secure free and open online and digital spaces where democracy and human rights can flourish
Leading Regional AI Governance: Traversing Public Interests, Rights and Innovation in Malaysia
This paper frames its proposal within Malaysia’s existing policy direction and focuses on supporting the achievement of 13th Malaysia Plan and the AI National Action Plan 2030 through proposed recommendations.
Deploying and Using AI Models Locally
Materials for introductory training session on deploying and using AI Models locally
Making digital spaces safer for everyone – not just children
Protecting children online will require more than reactive laws. It requires shifting the focus upstream towards accountability, transparency, and safer platform design.
BFM Top 5 at 5: Story 3 Deep faked images of two 18-year-olds circulated on social media
Sinar Project fellow Melissa Lim shares with BFM why Malaysian authorities may not be able to take any action and possible solutions to the growing problem of deep fake images and videos.
Malaysia grapples with AI legal grey zone as deepfake porn blackmail targets lawmakers
Our fellow Melissa Lim joins other experts in warning that current Malaysian laws are inadequate for AI-generated content, suggesting updates to existing laws and clearer recourse for victims is needed.
Reflecting on RightsCon 2025: What Happens in Taipei, Doesn't Stay in Taipei
Corina our legal fellow from the Malaysian Bar shares her key take ways and experiences from attending RightsCon 2025 in Taipei for the first time.
Announcing DRAPAC25 Kuala Lumpur: Join the next wave of change
The Digital Rights Asia-Pacific Assembly returns for a third edition this August 26 to 27, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, continuing the vital work of fostering resilience and solidarity within the digital rights community in the Asia-Pacific.
Melissa's experience at RightsCon 2025
Melissa Lim, legal tech fellow shares her personal account of attending RightsCon 2025
