Interview with Arzu Geybullayeva on the internet rights of women in Azerbaijan

9th November 2012

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Nighat Dad is heavily engaged in public policy and research work related to ICTs in Pakistan. She is based in Lahore and is the Director of Digital Rights Foundation.

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Nighat Dad from Digital Rights Foundation, Pakista speaks to Arzu Geybullayeva, a regional analyst and a blogger from Azerbaijan. Arzu's areas of interest are regional politics, conflict resolution, and new social media. In their feminist talk Nighat asks Arzu about her impressions of the 7th Internet Governance Forum, that took place in Baku, and key internet rights issues faced by women in Azerbaijan.

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