缅甸的大规模暴行和数字时代的保护责任

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C. Buzzi
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摘要

电信行业的自由化是缅甸2011年开始的政治变革的重要组成部分,这使得智能手机、sim卡和互联网接入更加普及。社交媒体(一些)平台,尤其是Facebook,已经成为许多人上网的主要途径。但是,随着过渡的进行,一些国家已经成为人权活动和煽动对弱势少数群体侵犯人权的空间。有充分证据表明,缅甸政府和民间社会都利用Facebook煽动针对罗兴亚人和其他弱势少数群体的暴力和大规模暴行。本文以Facebook和缅甸各互联网服务提供商的回应为例,探讨互联网面临的一些挑战和一些治理,以探索如何在网络上应用R2P规范。本文旨在为数字时代预防大规模暴行的经验教训提供投入。
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Mass Atrocities in Myanmar and the Responsibility to Protect in a Digital Age
Liberalisation of the telecommunications sector is a significant part of the political changes that were initiated in 2011 in Myanmar, making smartphones, sim cards, and access to the internet more widely available. Social media (SoMe) platforms, notably Facebook, have emerged as the main access to the internet for many people. But as the transition has proceeded, SoMe has become a space both for human rights activism and for inciting human rights abuses against vulnerable minorities. It is well documented that both the state and civil society in Myanmar have used Facebook to foment violence and mass atrocities against the Rohingya and other vulnerable minorities. This article examines some challenges for internet and SoMe governance drawing on the response of Facebook and various internet service providers in Myanmar in order to explore how to apply the norm of R2P on the net. The article aims to provide input for lessons learnt on mass atrocity prevention in a digital age.
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Global Responsibility to Protect
Global Responsibility to Protect Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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