ACTivate - Major Aotearoa Businesses and Communities are Calling for Government Action on Online Harm

The #NoHarmware campaign led by Amnesty International and Tāhono Trust (an organisation seeding and supporting cross-sector action across Aotearoa) is proud to release an open letter signed by businesses, media organisations, and not-for-profits across the motu calling on the government to strengthen tech accountability for online harm.
The letter warns that harmful online activity – including scams, impersonation, misinformation, abuse and extremist content – is having a significant impact on communities, businesses and trust across New Zealand.
The signatories are calling for an independent regulator to police the online world and demand more accountability, transparency, integrity and safety. Listen to Anjum Rahman, Tāhono Trust's founder and project lead tell us more, " ...they [the signatories] all recognise that there is a big problem here. It's impacting us, it's impacting our well-being, it's impacting the way we do business". "It really is about consumer power, community power. Even though these are global multinationals, we have seen changes in the past when communities and people are vocal about the need, and when we're vocal together."
Use your Freedom! For the Action Toolkit for this campaign and to sign the letter, click HERE: https://amnesty.org.nz/no-harmware/