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Archival Activism and Web3
Archival activism refers to the practice of preserving, organising, and presenting historical archives—not merely as a method of documentation, but as a means of promoting social justice and human rights. It is therefore both a means and an end. This form of activism seeks to bring to light overlooked histories, silenced voices, and deliberately forgotten stories, thereby fostering social reflection and transformation. The technological principles of Web3—freedom, immutability, and decentralisation—are closely aligned with the goals of archival activism. Its emphasis on open access allows anyone to participate in the preservation and sharing of archives. Immutability ensures that the content of…
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Report Launch: Safeguarding Freedom of Information in Hong Kong |研究報告:維護香港的資訊自由
The report explores the current state of information freedom in Hong Kong, the challenges and the path forward in ensuring an open and informed society.





