* Acknowledging that the categories of South and North are not watertight, this paper argues for situating geopolitical and geo-economic power within the history of post-colonial development.
■ Chioma Agwuegbo
TechHer (Nigeria)
■ Nandini Chami
IT for Change (India)
■ Virgilio Almeida
Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University
■ Abdul-Hakeem Ajijola
National Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy Review Committee (Nigeria)
■ Baobao Zhang
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University
■ Chioma Agwuegbo
TechHer (Nigeria)
■ Emre Eren Korkmaz
Department of International Development, University of Oxford
■ Francisco Brito Cruz
InternetLab (Brazil)
■ Jean F. Queralt
IO Foundation (Malaysia)
■ Jun-E Tan
Independent Researcher (Malaysia)
■ Malavika Jayaram
Digital Asia Hub (Hong Kong)
■ Moussa Kondo
Accountability Lab (Mali)
■ Nandini Chami
IT for Change (India)
■ Peggy Hicks
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
■ Roxana Radu
Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford
■ Shashi Jayakumar
Centre for Excellence for National Security (Singapore)
■ Urvashi Aneja
Digital Futures Lab (India)
■ Virgilio Almeida
Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University
■ Sadhana Sanjay
IT for Change (India)
■ Tanay Mahindru
IT for Change (India)
■ Adrien Abécassis
Paris Peace Forum
■ Merih Angin
Koç University (Turkey)
■ Elina Noor
Initiate: Digital Rights in Society
■ Jack Loveridge
Initiate: Digital Rights in Society