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Les « Modules de synthèse sur les litiges relatifs aux droits numériques et à la liberté d’expression en ligne » ont pour but de fournir un aperçu de principes pertinents et de la jurisprudence aux avocats en Afrique subsaharienne s’intéressant aux droits numériques. Les modules contiennent un résumé du droit international et du droit comparé sur l’accès à l’internet, la protection des données et les aspects pratiques du contentieux des droits numériques parmi d’autres. Ces modules font partie du programme de formation chez Media Defence.
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