Campaign On Digital Ethics
@CODE_DigiEthics
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🇿🇦 Human rights organisation advocating for digital rights, tech accountability, and countering disinformation.
Joined January 2024
Starting soon. Our hear of research and programmes @Ms_Komote will providing tools and tips to combat disinformation. ##AntiRacismWeek2025.
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Disinformation turns legal, democratic processes into panic-inducing narratives. Fear shouldn't dictate policy. Facts should. @KathradaFound @JennMForster @BiancavanWyk16 #AntiRacismWeek2025
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RT @KathradaFound: 🚨 X Space Alert! 🚨. Join the conversation as we share popular myths and correct them with facts!. Misinformation fuels r….
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🚨 MYTH vs FACT 🚨.❌ Myth: There's a "white genocide" in South Africa. ✅ Fact: Crime is driven by socio-economic factors, not race. Farmers are at less risk of murder than the average citizen. Let’s fight disinformation! .@KathradaFound #UniteForEquality #AntiRacismWeek2025
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:🚨 MYTH vs FACT 🚨.❌ Myth: There's a "white genocide" in South Africa. ✅ Fact: Crime is driven by socio-economic factors, not race. Farmers are at less risk of murder than the average citizen. Let’s fight disinformation!.@KathradaFound #UniteForEquality #AntiRacismWeek2025
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RT @KathradaFound: 🔛As we begin Anti-Racism Week 2025, we recognise that racism is not just about individual acts of prejudice, it is often….
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You can read more about the analysis here: .. You can also track political ad spending by following @WhoTargetsMe.
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By Kavisha PillayWith the South African general election just a month away, we are reaching the peak of political campaigning in the country. Millions of rands are currently being spent on town...
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6. Dear South Africa: Spent R78,420, on ads, often containing false information. These organisations don’t directly endorse parties but subtly influence voter behavior.
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4. Pledge To Vote SA: Spent R131.012, targeting young voters interested in social change. This initiative is linked to the Institute for Race Relations. 5. Save Our South Africa (page now deleted): Spent R99,004, focusing on education and policing, targeting women aged 18-40.
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1. Constitution Hill (Not the historical site): Spent R349,177 on pro-DA ads. 2. We Are The People: Spent R322,176, mimicking Rise Mzansi’s messaging, targeting women aged 27-45. 3.Ask SA: Spent R296,755, targeting Northern Cape residents, funded by the Freedom Advocacy Network.
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Meta’s Ad Library reveals how these entities are influencing voters. Here's what @Kavs_Pillay found about their spending in the last three months.
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🧵 🗳️ With the South African general election just a month away, political campaigns are ramping up! Millions are being spent on digital ads, but shadow organizations are also in the game, often without transparency.
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