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#MeerFoundation hosted a virtual meet for our acid attack survivors with @iamsrk. It's the first of many endeavours #ToGETherStronger & empowered this 2021. Watch the full video to feel their excitement radiate through the screen: bit.ly/CandidConversationwit…
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(1/2) When partnerships bring communities and public health institutions together, change can take centre stage.
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(2/2) Through the partnership between Meer Foundation and SNEHA, young people from Dharavi recently brought community theatre to LTMG Hospital, using a street performance to spark conversations on gender discrimination, everyday harassment and awareness of legal rights.
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(1/2) AI is making scams more convincing. A cloned voice can sound like a family member. A fake video call can look real. A chatbot can build a relationship with someone over weeks before asking for money.
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(2/2) Older people are particularly vulnerable to scams while women are frequently targeted through romance and relationship scams. AI is moving fast. Consumer protection needs to catch up. #StolenByAI #MeerFounation #StopViolenceAgainstWomen #ProtectWomenOnline #StopOnlineAbuse
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(1/2) Women make up only around 30% of the global AI workforce. It matters when AI is increasingly being used in areas that directly affect people’s safety and lives. The systems being built today can influence how abuse is detected and harmful content is moderated.
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(2/2) They can also shape how vulnerable people are protected online. If women are under-represented in the teams building and governing these systems, important risks can be overlooked, particularly those affecting women and girls.
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(1/2) AI hasn’t created the idea of abusing women online. It has made it easier to do. A fake image can be created in seconds. A real photograph can be manipulated without consent and shared.
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(2/2) Fake accounts can imitate women, harassment can be generated at scale through AI bots and personal information can be used to target someone more effectively with AI resources. #StolenByAI #MeerFounation #StopViolenceAgainstWomen #ProtectWomenOnline #StopOnlineAbuse
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As we come together to celebrate the festivities, Meer Foundation wishes a very Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you and your family. #MeerFoundation #HappyGaneshChaturthi #NewBeginnings #CelebratingTogether #FestiveSeason
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(1/2) At least 20 million children across 10 countries have already used AI, according to UNICEF. And for more than 2 million of them — around 1 in 10 — AI has become a source of advice about things that worry them.
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(2/2) At the same time, UNICEF is warning about the emerging risks AI poses to children, including scams, manipulation and AI-enabled sexual exploitation and abuse. Children need stronger safeguards in the digital spaces where they are learning, talking, playing and growing up.
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(1/2) A photo being publicly available doesn't mean it was shared for every possible use. But AI tools can make it remarkably easy to download, alter and repurpose an image, creating versions of a person they never consented to.
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(2/2) For women and girls, that can turn an ordinary photograph into a tool for harassment, humiliation or exploitation. Being visible online should never mean being available for exploitation. #StolenByAI #MeerFounation #StopViolenceAgainstWomen #ProtectWomenOnline
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(1/2) 1.2 million children had their images manipulated into sexually explicit deepfakes in just one year. That’s the finding from a 2026 study by UNICEF, ECPAT and INTERPOL across 11 countries.
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(2/3) AI can take an ordinary image of a child and turn it into something deeply harmful without the child ever creating or consenting to it. The technology is evolving quickly. So are the ways children can be exploited. AI must never become a shortcut to a child’s abuse.
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(1/3) As AI makes it easier to impersonate, manipulate, harass and target people online, the gap between what technology can do and what the law can protect against is becoming harder to ignore.
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(2/3) For millions of women and girls, digital abuse isn’t just something they have to endure online. It can affect their safety, privacy, livelihoods and everyday lives. Technology is moving forward. Protection needs to catch up.
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