The Impact of TikTok on Somali Clannism
TikTok influences clan identity and politics in Somalia, amplifying conflicts among clans while also offering potential for cultural unity.
Many female journalists and activists in Indonesia are facing serious online harassment. This violence is often gendered and goes unchecked by institutions.
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TikTok influences clan identity and politics in Somalia, amplifying conflicts among clans while also offering potential for cultural unity.
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