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Digital Rights, UPR Advocacy, and the Future of Internet Freedom in Kenya
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Digital Rights, UPR Advocacy, and the Future of Internet Freedom in Kenya
By Egline Samoei The Africa Tech Policy Summit 2025, held in Nairobi, spotlighted the urgent and evolving digital rights landscape across the continent. Hosted by KICTANet, the side event titled “Advocacy Engagement on Digital Rights in Africa and The Universal Periodic Review (UPR)” brought together policy leaders, civil society, and technology experts to address the threats and opportunities facing Africa’s digital future. Digital Rights Under
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