Pakistan, precisely Islamabad. I arrived two days ago, despite the cyclone Perth I landed on Sunday morning. A person was waiting for me. A small van took me and drive me in front of the Fort Knox of all hotels. A huge white building with a security system that has not exception. 

I walked the door and entered a 1000 nights environment. We, my friends, colleagues and companions are here for a feminist tech exchange using digital story, a means for voicing our diversity and advocate for our freedoms. Yes, the small, every day freedoms that are very often denied.

We arrived from different part of the world: south africa, cambodia, philippines, bosnia herzegovina and pakistan: karachi, lahore, islamabad. We are here to learn from each other, to use the power of new technologies for the transformation of ourselves, individuals, activist and citizens of the global village and the transformation of the ones around us. We talk about violence against women, we names things, we talk about been safe and having safe spaces. And it's at this point that the paradox of security hit me.

Del 18 al 21 de marzo se realiza en Bogotá, Colombia, una nueva instancia del Intercambio Tecnológico Feminista (ITF)1 que en esta oportunidad reúne a mujeres colombianas y de la zona Andina para la capacitación en tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) con perspectiva feminista. El objetivo del taller es que las militantes del movimiento por los derechos de las mujeres que asistan alcancen un uso efectivo de estas tecnologías y de Internet para avanzar por una participación plena y efectiva en las acciones y las decisiones que permitan lograr una sociedad con justicia de género y sin violencias.