Name: 【TED】奈雅特達德: 巴基斯坦女性如何把網路拿回來 (How Pakistani women are taking the internet back | Nighat Dad)
Uploaded: 2018-06-07T23:32:52.000Z
Duration: 5 min 19 s

譯者: Lilian Chiu 審譯者: Yanyan Hong

想像一下，起床時 身邊有個陌生人──

只因為你在線上寫的某些文字，

很害怕且為你的安全感到擔心。

The kind of harassment that women face in Pakistan is very serious

在巴基斯坦，女性所要 面對的這種騷擾非常嚴重，

This kind of harassment keeps women from accessing the internet --

這種騷擾讓女性不願意上網──

本質上來說，就無法取得知識。

Pakistan is the sixth most populous country in the world,

with 140 million people having access to mobile technologies,

巴基斯坦是世界上 人口排名第六的國家，

有一億四千萬人能使用行動技術，

And this number doesn't seem to go down with the rise of new technologies.

Pakistan is also the birthplace of the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner,

隨著新技術出現， 這個數字似乎有增無減。

最年輕的諾貝爾和平獎得主 就是在巴基斯坦出生的，

Another aspect is where the twisted concept of honor

但那只是巴基斯坦的一個面向而已。

在另一個面向中，扭曲的榮譽觀念

where men are allowed to disrespect women

和女性以及她們的身體有所關聯；

在這個面向中， 男性可以不尊重女性，

where women are left to die right outside their houses

用的名義的是所謂的「家庭榮譽」；

只因為在行動電話上 和一個男人交談，

I come from a very small village in Punjab, Pakistan,

where women are not allowed to pursue their higher education.

我來自一個很小的村落， 位於巴基斯坦的旁遮普地區，

The elders of my extended family didn't allow their women

在那裡女性不允許接受高等教育。

to pursue their higher education or their professional careers.

我的大家庭中的長者 不允許家中的女性

However, unlike the other male guardians of my family,

去接受高等教育， 也不准擁有職業生涯。

my father was one who really supported my ambitions.

然而，我爸爸不像家庭中 其他的男性守護者，

他是真心支持我的雄心壯志的人。

But in the end, I knew it's either me or them,

也有人出於不認可而皺眉蹙額。

但到頭來，我知道 我得在我和他們之間做選擇，

My family's traditions and expectations for a woman

wouldn't allow me to own a mobile phone until I was married.

都不允許我持有手機，直到我結婚。

this tool became a tool for my own surveillance.

When I resisted this idea of being surveilled by my ex-husband,

這工具也變成了監控我的工具。

當我抗拒不願意被我前夫監控時，

along with my six-month-old son, Abdullah.

And that was the time when I first asked myself, "Why?

連我六個月大的兒子 阿布杜拉一起丟出來。

Why are women not allowed to enjoy the same equal rights

那是我第一次問 我自己：「為什麼？

為什麼是女性就不被允許享受同樣

While the law states that a woman has the same equal access

why is it always men -- brothers, fathers and husbands --

那為什麼總是由男人── 兄長、父親和丈夫──

讓法律實際上也變得不重要了？」

instead of keep questioning these patriarchal structures

不要只是一直執疑這些父系的結構

And I founded the Digital Rights Foundation in 2012

to address all the issues and women's experiences in online spaces

我在 2012 年成立了 數位權利基金會，

來處理所有這些議題、 女性在網路空間中的經歷，

從遊說制訂法案來提供 自由安全的網路，

that access to the safe internet is their fundamental, basic, human right,

I'm trying to play my part in igniting the spark

安全的網路環境是 她們基本的、根本的人權，

to address the questions that have bothered me all these years.

我在努力扮演 我的角色，點燃火花，

來處理這些年來 一直煩擾著我的問題。

I started Pakistan's and the region's first cyberharassment help line

為了要針對這種威脅 找出一個解決方案，

我設立了巴基斯坦以及這個區域的 第一條針對網路騷擾的生命線，

to extend my support to the women who do not know who to turn to

將我的支援延伸出去， 給那些在線上受到嚴重威脅

I think of the women who do not have the necessary support

to deal with the mental trauma when they feel unsafe in online spaces,

我心中在想的 是得不到必要支持的女性，

and they go about their daily activities,

當在網路空間中感到不安全時， 她們無法處理心理創傷，

thinking that there is a rape threat in their in-box.

Safe access to the internet is an access to knowledge,

腦中還在想著在她們的收件匣中 有一封強暴威脅信。

安全上網也就是安全取得知識，

當我為女性的數位權利奮戰時，

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