Digital Evidence, Explained With Soup: A conversation with Oluchi Uchegbu, lawyer and founder, Her360Africa

Oluchi Uchegbu has built her career on a simple but often ignored premise: digital rights only mean something if people actually know what they are. As founder of Her360Africa and a participant in DigiCivic’s Digital Rights Litigation Surgery, she has spent years working in the space between what the law already protects and what most […]

From Digital Rights to Judicial Practice: How Nigeria’s Judiciary Is Preparing for the Future of Justice

A deleted WhatsApp message. A deepfake video. A voice recording generated by artificial intelligence. An online post that sparks violence offline.   These are no longer hypothetical situations. They are the kinds of digital realities that are increasingly finding their way into Nigerian courtrooms, requiring judges to interpret long-standing legal principles in entirely new contexts. […]