At CCET, our Digital Rights Advocacy efforts focus on raising awareness, educating communities, and promoting ethical digital practices. We work closely with diverse communities, state institutions, and non-state actors to ensure that everyone understands their digital rights and e-opportunities.

Through sensitization programs, discussion forums, in-door seminars, awareness walks, and workshops, we create platforms for meaningful dialogue on ethical, fair, responsible, and secure digital technology usage. These activities help individuals and organizations navigate the complexities of the digital landscape while promoting responsible online behavior.

Key Areas of Focus

Ethical Use

Cyberethics refers to moral principles guiding the use of digital technologies and cyberspace. While legal frameworks regulate digital behavior, ethics often go beyond legal obligations. Our focus includes:

• Personal Privacy – Understanding digital footprints and protecting sensitive data.
• Access Rights – Advocating for equal access to digital resources.
• Harmful Actions – Raising awareness on online misconduct and its consequences.

Fair Use

Digital content—whether text, images, videos, or audio—often falls under copyright protection. We advocate for fair use policies that balance content protection and accessibility, covering aspects such as:

• Protection Against Infringements – Ensuring creators retain rights to their work.
• Preventing Unlicensed Use – Addressing unauthorized replication and distribution of proprietary content.

Responsible Use

Being a responsible digital citizen involves understanding user rights, responsibilities, and the norms of acceptable online behavior. Our programs promote:

• Digital Responsibility – Encouraging ethical interactions in digital spaces.
• Avoidance of Harmful Practices – Preventing cyberbullying, misinformation, and misuse of technology.

Secure Use

With the rise of cyber threats and digital vulnerabilities, users must be equipped with knowledge and tools to stay safe in cyberspace. Our training focuses on:

• Cybersecurity Awareness – Understanding cyber threats such as malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks.
• Proactive Defense Strategies – Learning about denial-of-service attacks, hacking, and disinformation campaigns.
• Digital Resilience – Staying ahead of cybercriminals through best security practices.