Mobile UX Design : The Right Ways to Ask Users for Permissions | by Nick Babich | UX Planet
▻https://uxplanet.org/mobile-ux-design-the-right-ways-to-ask-users-for-permissions-6cdd9ab25c27
Conseils pour la gestion des demande d’autorisations aux utilisateurs d’une application web (localisation, carnet d’adresses...)
Du colonialisme italien
#métaliste, évidemment non exhaustive, d’infos publiées sur seenthis concernant le #colonialisme_italien
#Italie #colonisation #colonialisme #histoire #mémoire #Italie_coloniale
Quale razza, interview de #Isabella_Marincola
►https://seenthis.net/messages/871370
#Somalie #vidéo
"Via la statua di #Montanelli da Milano, è stato un razzista": la richiesta dei Sentinelli apre il dibattito in Comune
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#Palermo, nella notte cambiano i nomi alle strade: la «guerriglia odonomastica»
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Mi sento di sconsigliare a tutti l’emigrazione a #Massaua: un posto al sole senza occupazione rimane un posto infelice, si chiami Eritrea o Sicilia.
Circolare del Ministero dell’Interno, Direzione generale di pubblica sicurezza, 5 marzo 1890.
#Addis_Ababa_massacre memorial service – in pictures
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Italy and the Addis Ababa massacre
https://seenthis.net/messages/616983
Storie di sgomberi e colonialismo in #piazza_Indipendenza a Roma
Color Relief Map of Abyssinia and War Zone
#LIBYE • Ah, la belle époque des colonies !
https://seenthis.net/messages/39818
La guérilla odonymique gagne une bataille : une nouvelle station du métro romain sera dédiée à #Giorgio_Marincola, partisan italo-somalien, et non à un lieu d’oppression coloniale
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#Nadezhda_De_Santis, esclave enterrée dans le cimetière de #Florence :
Nadezhda De Santis, a black Nubian slave brought to Florence at fourteen from #Jean-François_Champollion ’s 1827 expedition to Egypt and Nubia, while the French Royalist exile Félicie de Fauveau sculpted two tombs here
Citation du livre La frontiera de #Alessandro_Leogrande :
“Libia, Eritrea, Somalia. I ragazzi dell’Eritrean Solidarity Movement for National Salvation lo chiamano il ‘triangolo italiano’. Il ‘triangolo italiano’, mi ripetono mentre passeggiamo lungo il corso principale, schivando capannelli di uomini e cani sonnolenti, ha a che fare con la nostra storia rimossa, con ciò che è stato edificato dopo quella rimozione e con gli enormi buchi neri che oggi si sono creati in questi paesi”
(Leogrande, 2017 : 163 : ►https://www.lafeltrinelli.it/libri/alessandro-leogrande/frontiera/9788807889714)
Pour un inventaire des lieux d’accueil des « gens du voyage » - William Acker - Visionscarto
▻https://visionscarto.net/inventaire-lieux-accueil
Constatant l’absence de chiffres opposables aux pouvoirs publics sur l’isolement de ces zones et leur rôle dans les inégalités environnementales, le chercheur indépendant et voyageur William Acker a décidé de les recenser, département par département. Il présente ici son approche cartographique, avec l’inventaire des zones « d’accueil » d’un premier département, les #Yvelines (78).
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UNHCR in Libya Part 1 : From standing #WithRefugees to standing #WithStates ?
October 3rd is a day upon which the UNHCR “remember and commemorate all the victims of immigration and promote awareness-raising and solidarity initiatives.”
With that very sentiment in mind, Euronews has undertaken an investigation into the UNHCR’s operation in Libya, where tens of thousands of migrants live in detainment camps, hoping to make it to Europe.
We uncover the extent of neglect in terms of care that can be found where migrants wait to be processed. We ask why the UN’s humanitarian agency cannot have the required access in Libya when the mother organisation - The United Nations - is working with the Tripoli-based government. We ask why there is a severe lack of transparency surrounding the agency’s operation and we talk to some of the migrants involved in the process and allow them to tell their stories.
UNHCR in Libya Part 2 : Migrants in detention centres : ’Why does UNHCR want to keep us in prison ?’
In this, the second part of our four-part investigation into the UNHCR’s operation in Libya, we talk to those migrants actually involved in the registration and detainment process. They tell Euronews their stories.
Despite increased EU funding to the Libyan coastguard, and an Italian memorandum of understanding with the DCIM (the body responsible for running migrant detention centres) no effective provision has been made by the EU to implement migrants’ human rights and living conditions in Libya.
The migrant experience in the embattled North African nation is deteriorating. Many people in that position who spoke to Euronews have reported abuses after being thrown into detention centres with the hope of being registered by UNHCR. Testimonies include instances of torture, rape and extortion at the hands of local militias and when this leads to an attempt to cross the Mediterranean sea, reports also detail how they have been intercepted by the Libyan coastguards and automatically re-incarcerated into the detention centres.
“It has become an infinite, terrible circle from which there is no way out”, Julien Raickman, head of the MSF-France’s Libyan operation, told The Times.
UNHCR’s main mission in Libya is to register migrants and find a solution to get them out of the country. However, as Raickman adds, “the resettlement procedure is totally blocked”.
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Sur les centres de détention en Libye voir aussi :
https://seenthis.net/messages/678573
UNHCR in Libya Part 3: Former staffer blows whistle on favouritism and ’culture of impunity’
Libya’s United Nations Refugee Agency has been branded “the worst in the region” by a former staff member who has alleged corruption, mismanagement and incompetence in its dealings with tens of thousands of vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers.
The former staff member, who spoke to Euronews on condition of anonymity, painted an image of an agency overstretched and out of its depth, with asylum seekers left homeless, deprived of medical care and in legal limbo in an increasingly violent and unstable Libya.
Migrants and refugees on the ground told Euronews that they had even bribed their way into Libya’s notorious detention centres in an effort to speed up their asylum claims. There they face exploitation at the hands of militia groups, which run the centres in all but name.
The former staff member described a chaotic infrastructure at UNHCR, where he worked for several years, with asylum seekers registered under incorrect nationalities and others forced to wait for months to hear the status of their applications.
Meanwhile, questions about UNHCR in Libya have stretched to procurement. An internal audit found that the agency had purchased laptop computers at inflated prices (eight laptops for just under $50,000) and used two travel agents to purchase almost $200,000 worth of flight tickets. The audit also notes that “no competitive bidding was conducted for the travel services” (sect. D of OIOS report 2019/007).
Medical care
Euronews has spoken to dozens of asylum seekers on the ground in Libya, including a man suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis. Asyas, 30, was discharged from the hospital by a UN medical partner, the International Medical Corps (IMC), and was now living in a private home in Tripoli.
“I’m just waiting to die,” he told us.
A medical source in Tripoli said that the hospitalisation of migrants and refugees - especially those cases with tuberculosis - is expensive, and some public hospitals lack the equipment to correctly diagnose the cases.
As a result, NGOs have to find a balance between paying very high bills to private hospitals or discharging patients too early, the source concludes.
The IMC told Euronews it cannot comment on the case.
The feeling on the streets is one of abandonment by international institutions. Asylum seekers in urban areas believe that the UN agency will be there to help them find accommodation for example but the UNHCR are not obligated to do so.
In one case, a group of Sudanese refugees – including expectant mothers and newborn babies - have been living for several months in an abandoned warehouse in an area of Tripoli known as al-Riyadiya.
The group were since evicted from the warehouse and are now sleeping in front the UNHCR community day centre, waiting to be moved to safer housing.
Commenting on the experiences Euronews uncovered, a spokesperson for the UNHCR, Charlie Yaxley, said: “Life for many refugees is extremely difficult and what we can do is at times very limited.”
Libya in the eye of the storm
Libya has been at the forefront of the migrant crisis and is the embarkation point for many boats that attempt to cross the Mediterranean to Italy.
Libya’s lawlessness since the 2011 war that followed the overthrow of Colonel Gaddafi has seen the rise of numerous militia groups, all competing for a piece of the lucrative migrant trade.
A large part of that trade is the operation of detention centres, officially run by the government but effectively controlled by militia groups. Asylum seekers detained in Libya are held at the centres, where they are often subject to abuse and violence.
The conditions at detention centres has got so bad that the UNHCR prioritise the processing of refugees and migrants that are held in them - as they are considered among the most vulnerable. This has led to asylum seekers actually bribing their way into centres, sources say.
In December, migrants and refugees detained in Khoms Suq al-Khamis started a hunger strike to persuade UNHCR to visit the centre and register them in the hope that this might stop them from being sold and disappeared.
Amina, a Somali refugee now in Triq al-Sikka facility in Tripoli confirmed to Euronews that she paid money to be “accepted into detention and have a better chance to be registered and evacuated".
The former UN staff member detailed one case where he claims a pregnant rape victim had opted to return to a detention centre in order to be considered for evacuation.
At the Abu Salim detention centre, Eritrean refugees have been begging the detention centre manager to admit them, with the sole hope of being evacuated.
Others are paying to get themselves in to the UNHCR’s Gathering and Departure Facility (GDF) - managed by the Libyan Ministry of Interior, UNHCR and UNHCR’s partner LibAid - in Tripoli, where refugees are normally hosted until their transfer to another state is confirmed.
There, one refugee awaiting evacuation told Euronews: “The guards who are working at the gate, brought inside Somalian and Eritrean women; they paid 2000 dinars (around 430€) each. We told this to UNHCR, and they asked us not to tell anyone”.
Commenting on the allegations, Yaxley said: “UNHCR takes any claims of misconduct very seriously. Any claim that is found to be valid following an investigation is followed by a zero tolerance approach. We strongly encourage any victims to directly contact our Inspector General’s Office.”.
Lack of information
Aside from bribery, the former employee said that the fate of individual asylum seekers and their families in Libya largely relies on luck.
“It’s up to the office,” the source said.
“At the beginning of 2019, the UNHCR registered a woman from Ivory Coast (which is not among the 9 nationalities that are prioritised according to Cochetel), only because there was a recommendation letter from a higher rank.
“Sometimes you may wait months to register a case because no one will give you approval; there are cases of favouritism and a lazy attitude. All registration processes are unclear.”
Many refugees and asylum seekers in Tripoli complained to Euronews about the lack of information available to them about their personal case. The former employee said that this is part of a strategy at the agency in order to avoid having to deal with the huge amount of admin involved.
“It’s a general attitude not to answer refugees and keep them blind to avoid more requests. In Tripoli, refugees or asylum seekers are left without a clue. They don’t know if they are accepted or rejected.
“They receive very little information about their file and most of the time, no proper update about the process, or in case they have to appeal if their request has been rejected.”
The source said that since September 2017 there is no system in place to appeal against rejection on their refugee status, and asylum seekers don’t know they have the right to appeal the decision within 30 days.
One family from Nigeria, now detained in Az-Zāwiyah detention centre, described their experience.
“The first time we managed to meet UNHCR was secretly in Tarik Al Matar centre in July 2018. Since that time UNHCR is refusing to register us. When we try to ask about our cases they kept telling us later, next time, next time,” the father said.
“Sometimes they avoid us totally. Once, UNHCR has even advised us to return home. My youngest girl has been born in detention and the eldest have some traumatic effects due to a whole lot of horrible stuff they’ve experienced.”
Meanwhile the situation in Libya is only likely to get worse, with a bottleneck in some states like Niger slowing down the evacuation plan from Libya.
There are currently 1,174 evacuees from Libya staying in Niger, including 192 evacuated unaccompanied children, according to UNHCR. With the Emergency Transit Mechanism (ETM) at full capacity, many cases are still pending a decision.
“The Government of Niger has generously offered additional space for up to 1,500 refugees in the Emergency Transit Mechanism run by UNHCR in Niamey with financial support from the European Union,” writes Cochetel in May 2018.
Mistakes
To make the situation worse, according to the former employee, many mistakes have been made including nationalities wrongly assigned to individuals.
“UNHCR was registering Chadians as Sudanese, or Ethiopians as Eritreans. The UNHCR staff in Libya was not qualified to properly understand the situation,” the source said.
Commenting on that claim, Yaxley said: “UNHCR staff are selected through the same processes as in all other operations worldwide, following human resources rules. There are over 100 national staff working in Libya. UNHCR does not work with external contractors.”
The aforementioned concentration on nine specified nationalities was put in place in order to keep numbers down, the former staff member said.
Libya’s Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Migration, Mohammed Al-Shibani, said that on the contrary the Libyan government is not refusing to register other nationalities. “The nationalities are determined by the UN not by us,” he said.
Procurement
On issues with procurement, the former staff member points Euronews at the internal UN audit of the operations in Libya, which found that UNHCR designated procurements to 12 partners worth $4.7 million and $4.0 million in 2017 and 2018 respectively.
But the mission “did not conduct any cost-benefit analysis”, opting instead for direct procurement “despite the significant differences between official and market exchange rates.
In 2017 and 2018, “the mission designated procurement exceeding $100,000 to three partners without them being pre-qualified by the Procurement Service at headquarters”. A lack of procurement plans resulted in ’’unnecessary and higher” costs.
For example, the audit found a transaction for eight laptops with total expenditure of $47,067 (equivalent to a unit cost per laptop of $5,883). Moreover, flight tickets amounting to $128,000 and $66,000 during 2017 and 2018 were bought from two different travel agencies without any clear process for selection, as mentioned in the audit and confirmed by a former UN source.
“The mission was unable to demonstrate it used its resources effectively and efficiently in providing for the essential needs of persons of concern. The lack of reporting also increased UNHCR’s reputational risk”, reads the audit.
https://www.euronews.com/2019/10/03/unhcr-in-libya-part-3-former-staffer-blows-whistle-on-favouritism-and-cult
#impunité
UNHCR in Libya Part 4: The detention centres - the map and the stories
When NGO workers arrived at the Janzoor detention centre in Libya in October 2018 to collect 11 unaccompanied minors due to be returned to their country of origin, they were shocked to find that the young people had completely disappeared.
The failed asylum seekers were registered and ready to go, a staff member at the International Organisation of Migration, who wished to remain anonymous, told Euronews. It took six months to find out what had happened to the group.
“They were sold and their families were asked for ransom”, the former staff member said.
In February 2019, the Libyan government revealed that there were 23 detention centres operating in Libya, holding over 5,000 asylum seekers. While they are officially run by the government, in reality it is Libya’s complex patchwork of militias that are in control.
Even those ostensibly run by Libya’s Directorate for Combatting Illegal Migration (DCIM) are effectively under the control of whichever armed group controls the neighbourhood where a centre is located.
Rule of militias
Militias, also known as “katibas”, are de-facto in control of the gates of the centres and the management. In many cases, migrants and refugees are under arrest in locations which are not considered official detention facilities, but “holding places” for investigation.
By correct protocol, they should be sent to proper detention facilities, but in reality procedures are seldom respected and asylum seekers are detained with no legal review or rights.
For many migrants and refugees, the ordeal begins at sea.
According to the Libyan coast guard, from January to August 2019, nearly 6,000 people were intercepted and brought back to Libya.
On September 19, a man from Sudan died after being shot in the stomach hours after being returned to shore.
The IOM, whose staff witnessed the attack, said it occurred at Abusitta disembarkation point in Tripoli, when 103 people that had been returned to shore were resisting being sent back to detention centres.
IOM staff who were on the scene, reported that armed men began shooting in the air when several migrants tried to run away from their guards.
“The death is a stark reminder of the grim conditions faced by migrants picked up by the Coast Guard after paying smugglers to take them to Europe, only to find themselves put into detention centres” said IOM Spokesperson Leonard Doyle.
With conflict escalating in Tripoli and many detention centres located on the frontline, the majority of the people intercepted by Libyan coast guards are brought to al-Khoms, a coastal city 120km east of the Libyan capital.
Tortured, sold, and released
According to UN sources, guards at the city’s two detention facilities - al-Khoms and Souq al-Khamis - have either facilitated access to the militias or were afraid to deny them access.
“Let me be honest with you, I don’t trust anyone in al-Khoms centre,” a former DCIM official told Euronews.
“The detention centre has been officially closed by the DCIM but the militia there do whatever they want and they don’t respect the orders given by the Ministry of Interior.
“People have been tortured, sold and released after paying money. The management and the militia in al-Khoms, they act independently from the government”.
Last June, during the protection sector coordination meeting in Tripoli, UN agencies and international organisations raised the question of people disappearing on a daily basis.
“In one week at least 100 detainees disappeared and despite the closure of the centre, the Libyan coast guard continued to bring refugees to al-Khoms detention centre” according to a note of the meeting seen by Euronews.
The head of an international organisation present at the meeting, who asked to remain anonymous, said: “Many organisations have been turning their back on the situation, as they were not visiting the centre anymore.
“19 people from Eritrea were at risk, including young ladies between 14 and 19 years old”.
During a press briefing last June, the spokesman for UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Rupert Colville, reported that women held in detention have been sold into sexual exploitation.
David, a migrant who had been detained in Misrata detention centre was able to get out after transiting from a safe house in al-Khoms. He said that centre staff “had been extorting money from detainees for months.
“I didn’t have a choice as the UN refused to register me because I come from Central African Republic and my nationality is not among the one recognised by UNHCR.”
Detention centres are still open
In August 2019, Libyan authorities in Tripoli confirmed the shutdown of three detention centres in Misrata, Khoms and Tajoura, but DCIM officers and migrants held in detention confirmed to Euronews that the centres are still open.
While it is impossible to independently verify the current status of the facilities - as as the Ministry of Interior in Tripoli does not authorise access to them - Euronews was able to speak on the phone with detainees.
“Just bring a letter with the authorisation from the Ministry of Interior and I will let you enter,” said one commander from Tajoura on the phone, confirming that the centre was still running.
Another source at the DCIM in Tripoli mentioned that Tajoura was still running and the militia was mainly arresting people from street to fill the hangars again.
The decision to close the Az-Zāwiyah detention centre - mentioned in PART 1 and 2 - was taken in April 2018 by former head of DCIM Colonel Mohamed Besher. But the centre has instead been transformed into an arrest and investigation centre.
Located at the Az-Zāwiyah Refinery, which is secured by Al-Nasser brigade since 2011, it is close to the base of the Az-Zāwiyah coastguard
Both the commander of the Libyan Coast Guard’s Unit and the head of Al-Nasr brigade are sanctioned by UN and the United States for alleged involvement in human trafficking and migrant smuggling.
Mohammed Kushlaf is working in cooperation with “Osama” (➡️ SEE PART 2), who is in charge of the detention facility. His name appears 67 times in the recent investigation conducted by Italian prosecutor Luigi Patronaggio.
‘Inhumane conditions’
The investigation had “confirmed the inhumane conditions” endured by many migrants and “the need to act, at an international level, to protect their most basic human rights.”
The Government of National Accord has supported the UN sanctions and issued public statements of condemnation against the trafficking and smuggling of migrants.
The Libyan prosecutor has also issued an order to suspend the commander of the Libyan Coast Guard and bring him into custody for investigations, although this was never implemented, confirmed a Libyan lawyer working at the Ministry of Justice.
Sources at the DCIM mentioned that between September 2018 and April 2019 - when the Libyan National Army (LNA) troops guided by the general Khalifa Haftar seized Tripoli’s southern suburbs – many detention centres were located near the clashes.
Salaheddin, Ain Zara, Qasr Bin Ghashir and Tariq Al Matar detention centres have been closed because of the conflict.
As a result, large groups of refugees and migrants have been displaced or transferred to other locations. A DCIM officer in Tripoli mentioned that “The Tariq Al Matar centre was in the middle of the clashes and many refugees left to find safety in other areas after a few people were injured. A group was transferred to Ain Zara and another to Janzour detention centre, some 20 kilometres southwest of Tripoli’s centre.”
Migrants being recruited to help militia in Libya’s civil war
In September and several times in December and January, refugees say they were forced to move and pack weapons as fighting between rival armed groups in the capital of Tripoli flared up.
They also engaged directly with local militia, from the Tripoli suburb of Tarhouna, that was controlling Qasr Bin Ghashir detention centre at the time.
“No one was fighting on the front but they would ask us to open and close the gate and move and pack weapons”, said Musa, a Sudanese refugee who left Qasr Bin Ghashir in April following the attack.
On October 2, Abdalmajed Adam, a refugee from South Sudan was also injured by a random bullet on his shoulder and was taken to a military hospital,” adds Musa.
The militia who is controlling the area where Abu Salim detention centre is located is known as Ghaniwa and is aligned to the GNA.
The group has been asking refugees, especially Sudanese – as they speak Arabic - to follow them to the frontline.
“Last August they bought us to Wadi Al-Rabea in southern Tripoli, and asked us to load weapons. I was one of them. They took five of us from the centre,” said Amir, a Sudanese asylum seeker who is detained in Abu Salim.
A former DCIM officer confirmed that in June 2018, the head of Abu Salim DCIM, Mohamed al-Mashay (aka Abu Azza), was killed by an armed group following internal disputes over power.
The Qasr Bin Ghashir detention centre, in which 700 people were locked up, was attacked on April 23. Video and photographic evidence shows refugees and migrants trapped in detention having incurred gunshot wounds.
Multiple reports suggested several deaths and at least 12 people injured. A former DCIM officer mentioned that behind the attack there was a dispute over the control of the territory: it is a very strategic point being the main road to enter to Tripoli.
#torture #traite_d'êtres_humains #cartographie #visualisation #localisation
Mozilla lance Fluent 1.0 pour révolutionner la localisation des logiciels
▻https://blog.mozilla.org/press-fr/2019/04/17/mozilla-lance-fluent-1-0-pour-revolutionner-la-localisation-des-logici
Mozilla propose en open source un système évolué de traduction ("localisation") des chaînes de langue d’un logiciel/d’une appli web :
Fluent permet de s’adapter à la grammaire et au style d’autres langues, indépendamment de la langue source. Cela permet aux développeurs d’écrire du code agnostique du langage et aux localisateurs de réaliser des traductions naturelles plus rapidement et plus facilement.
Système basé sur des fichiers au format FTL :
FTL is a localization file format used for describing translation resources. FTL stands for Fluent Translation List.
FTL is designed to be simple to read, but at the same time allows to represent complex concepts from natural languages like gender, plurals, conjugations, and others.
Quelques ressources pour Fluent :
– la page du projet Fluent : ▻https://projectfluent.org
– le guide de l’utilisateur de Fluent : ▻https://projectfluent.org/fluent/guide
– un exemple d’implémentation pour javascript : ▻https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent.js
Il ne semble (malheureusement) pas (encore ?) exister d’implémentation PHP...
En parallèle pour simplifier le boulot des traducteurs.trices Mozilla propose un outil WYSIWYG de gestion des traductions : Pontoon
– présentation de Pontoon : ▻https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Mozilla/Localization/Localiser_avec_Pontoon
– un bac à sable pour prendre en main/tester Pontoon : ▻https://pontoon.mozilla.org/fr/tutorial/playground/?string=189479
– intégrer Pontoon à un projet : ▻https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Mozilla/Implementer_Pontoon_sur_un_projet_Mozilla
– la doc officielle (en anglais) : ▻https://mozilla-pontoon.readthedocs.io/en/latest
#traduction #localisation #fluent #pontoon #mozilla #open_source #SPIP
Les #données que récolte #Google – Ch.5
▻https://framablog.org/2018/12/12/les-donnees-que-recolte-google-ch-5
Voici déjà la traduction du cinquième chapitre de Google Data Collection, l’étude élaborée par l’équipe du professeur Douglas C. Schmidt, spécialiste des systèmes logiciels, chercheur et enseignant à l’Université Vanderbilt. Si vous les avez manqués, retrouvez les chapitres précédents déjà … Lire la suite
#G.A.F.A.M. #Internet_et_société #Android #Apple #Chrome #collecte #iPhone #Localisation #Publicité #Services
Les données que récolte #Google – Ch.3
▻https://framablog.org/2018/11/28/les-donnees-que-recolte-google-ch-3
Voici déjà la traduction du troisième chapitre de Google Data Collection, l’étude élaborée par l’équipe du professeur Douglas C. Schmidt, spécialiste des systèmes logiciels, chercheur et enseignant à l’Université Vanderbilt. Si vous les avez manqués, retrouvez les chapitres précédents déjà … Lire la suite
#Dégooglisons_Internet #G.A.F.A.M. #Internet_et_société #Non_classé #Android #Apple #Bluetooth #collecte #iOS #Localisation #Publicité #Relais #Requêtes #Scan #Services #WiFi
Une #géographie_économique et une #cartographie des mutations du #système_productif de la #France sans déclinisme ni optimisme candide.
►https://sms.hypotheses.org/3517
#géographie, #économie, #circulation, #cartographie, #système_productif, #production, #concentration, #déconcentration, #sciences, #activité_scientifique, #espace, #ville, #masse_critique, #coopération, #collaboration, #diversification, #recherche, #localisation, #WOS
Track-a-fascist: There’s a new online map that shows whether Nazis live near you - U.S. News - Haaretz.com
▻https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/.premium-the-new-online-map-that-shows-whether-nazis-live-near-you-1.580290
FashMaps uses neo-Nazi and white supremacist message boards to find out where they reportedly live and congregate, and pinpoints the locations on a ‘Nazis in Your Neighborhood’ map
For anyone who has ever wondered whether their neighbors are Nazis, a recently launched website might be of service. The site, called #FashMaps, showcases a live map that its creators say is meant to highlight...
Le reste derrière #paywall
L’#historien utilise des #cartes anciennes parce qu’elles permettent la localisation ou parce qu’elles reflètent les représentations du #territoire à l’époque étudiée. Mais ne peut-il pas tirer d’autres atouts de ces cartes ?
►http://sms.hypotheses.org/7913
#histoire, #carte, #géographie, #représentations, #localisation
#Google a collecté des #données de #localisation sur les #utilisateurs d’#Android à leur insu
▻http://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2017/11/22/google-a-collecte-des-donnees-de-localisation-sur-les-utilisateurs-d-android
Aldo Brina | Restructuration de l’asile : ce qu’on sait sur les centres fédéraux
▻https://asile.ch/2017/04/11/aldo-brina-restructuration-de-lasile-quon-sait-centres-federaux
La restructuration de l’asile, acceptée en votation populaire en juin 2016, repose sur différents éléments : volonté d’accélération du traitement de quelque 60% des procédures (probablement en majeure partie celles conduisant à un renvoi), concentration de ces procédures dans des centres fédéraux (les demandeurs d’asile ne sont plus attribués à un canton), mise en place d’une […]
Migranti : niente hotspot a Mineo,altri in Sicilia e Calabria
Tramonta l’ipotesi di creare un hotspot a #Mineo (Catania), attualmente il centro per richiedenti asilo più grande d’Europa. Altre strutture per l’identificazione e la prima accoglienza dei migranti volute dalla Commissione Europea apriranno invece in Sicilia, Calabria e Sardegna. Lo ha riferito il capo del Dipartimento per le libertà civili e l’immigrazione del ministero dell’Interno, Gerarda Pantalone, alla commissione Migranti.
Attualmente, ha ricordato Pantalone, sono attivi 4 hotspot a #Lampedusa, #Pozzallo, #Trapani e #Taranto. Si stanno svolgendo lavori per aprirne altri due entro giugno nella caserma Gasparro di #Messina ed in un’area messa a disposizione dall’Agenzia per i beni confiscati alle mafie a Palermo. Anche in Calabria sono in corso contatti con le istituzioni per aprirne tre entro ottobre-novembre a #Corigliano_Calabro (400 posti), #Crotone (800) e #Reggio_Calabria (400). Infine, per la Sardegna si pensa - e c’e’ un accordo con la Regione, ad hotspot mobili che possono essere trasferiti nei diversi porti dove approdano le navi.
A Mineo, invece, ha proseguito il prefetto, «è stata superata l’idea di allestire un hotspot. L’intenzione è quella di alleggerire il Centro, che è passato da una punta di 3.800 ospiti a dicembre agli attuali 3.200».(ANSAmed).
#hotspots #localisation #Italie #asile #migrations #réfugiés #Sicile #Calabre #Sardaigne #hotspots_mobiles #frontière_mobile
Leoluca Orlando: “A Palermo nessun hotspot”
“Non daremo né ci è stato chiesto il consenso per realizzare un hotspot a Palermo. Noi abbiamo affrontato, e le carte dicono questo, il tema di come evitare le lunghe sosta dei migranti sul ponte delle navi al freddo o al caldo e sulle banchine. Abbiamo dato la disponibilità ad attrezzare un’area complementare rispetto all’attività che viene al momento svolta nel commissariato San Lorenzo. Averla individuata sulla circonvallazione dà il senso che si tratta di un’area dove ci sarà una permanenza per il tempo necessario alle operazioni di identificazione”.
▻http://www.lagazzettapalermitana.it/leoluca-orlando-a-palermo-nessun-hotspot
#Palerme
Comment configurer un peu plus finement sa localisation
Keep Your Location Data Private with OwnTracks | Linux.com | The source for Linux information
▻https://www.linux.com/learn/keep-your-location-data-private-owntracks
Modern mobile phones have some very sophisticated methods of finding their location. With OwnTracks, you can distribute that information in any way you see fit. The OwnTracks project recommends that you run your own private server and not use any public server. This way, you are the one choosing where your location information is shared.
U.S. Reaches Goal of Admitting 10,000 Syrian Refugees. Here’s Where They Went.
The United States admitted its 10,000th Syrian refugee this week in a resettlement program announced by President Obama last fall, according to The White House.
#USA #distribution #cartographie #visualisation #Etats-Unis #réfugiés #asile #migrations #réfugiés_syriens #localisation #réinstallation
Refugees camps in Hungary
This is one of the most important information pages of our webpage, because it contains a lot of information on nature and conditions of the different refugee camps in the country. We update the page regularly, but also have a look at our blog and find the camp-related tags to get the most up to date info!
Thousands of migrants are dying at sea. This app uses satellite data to try and save them
An app that combines satellite data with an image-scanning algorithm could help locate and save migrant boats more quickly
▻http://www.wired.co.uk/article/app-save-refugees-moas
#données #satellite #images_satellitaires #mourir_en_mer #sauvetage #app #Méditerranée #secours #asile #migrations #réfugiés #localisation #solidarité
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15 Years Fortress Europe
Interactive map of migrant and refugee deaths on the way to Europe, or trying to stay in Europe. Data compiled by themigrantsfiles.com and UNITED. Click a circle to view details.
@unagi : pardon, je n’avais pas vu que tu l’avais aussi signalé... #impressionnant cette carte. Borders kill.
Fermer les frontières tue !
Camarades cartographes, il est de bon ton aujourd’hui de dire qu’il faudrait fermer les frontières pour se protéger du Coronavirus et ainsi sauver des vies. C’est bien vite oublier que les frontières sont elles aussi responsables de la mort de milliers d’êtres humains à traverses le Monde. Aux frontières de l’Union européenne, c’est 50 000 hommes, femmes et enfants qui y ont péri depuis le début des années 1990.
Cette carte repose sur 3 bases de données :
United for Intercultural Action (1993 – 1999)
United for Intercultural Action est un réseau européen de lutte contre le nationalisme, le racisme et le fascisme et de soutien aux migrants, aux réfugiés et aux minorités. United coordonne des campagnes, organise des conférences, prend part à des projets, produit des publications et entreprend des actions de sensibilisation pour protester contre la discrimination et promouvoir notre vision commune d’une société diverse et inclusive. Dans ce cadre de leurs actions, ils publient sur des affiches ou de grandes bandes de papier déroulées dans l’espace public, la liste des migrants morts aux frontières de l’UE [voir : ▻http://unitedagainstrefugeedeaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/14560203_922995141178763_2129785937357597720_o.jpg]. Il s’agit donc d’une base de donnée militante qui a été longtemps la seule disponible et c’est elle qui a permis de lancer l’alerte à un moment où personne n’avait idée de l’ampleur du phénomène [voir : ▻http://www.unitedagainstracism.org/campaigns/refugee-campaign/fortress-europe/].
The Migrant’s file (2000 – 2013)
The Migrant’s file est une base de donnée créée par un consortium de journalistes provenant de 15 pays européens. Leur travail à consisté à vérifier toutes les données pour tenter de donner une image juste de la mortalité à nos frontières. Surprise, ce travail a démontré que toutes les données disponibles jusqu’ici sous estimaient largement la réalité. Ce travail de recensement et de fact checking ont été abandonnés le 24 juin 2016. Il a été récompensé par plusieurs prix [voir].
OIM (à partir de 2014)
Le projet “Missing Migrants” de l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations recense les incidents impliquant des migrants, y compris des réfugiés et des demandeurs d’asile, qui sont morts ou ont disparu au cours du processus de migration vers une destination internationale. C’est à ce jour la base de donnée sur le sujet la plus utilisée. Elle est quotidiennement mise à jour [voir : ▻https://www.themigrantsfiles.com/].
Au final, cette carte est dans la lignée des différentes cartes produites depuis des années sous l’impulsion d’Olivier Clochard et Philippe Rekacewitz [voir : ▻http://icmigrations.fr/2020/02/04/defacto-015-04/] et mises à jour abondamment notamment par le réseau Migreurop [voir : ▻https://neocarto.hypotheses.org/1370]. Elle s’inscrit dans la continuité de ces cartes radicales destinées à alerter sur les drames qui se produisent à nos frontières. Elles sont un appel politique à l’ouverture et la démocratisation des frontières pour que toute personne, qu’elle soit riche ou pauvre, puisse circuler librement en toute sécurité.
L’application cartographique est ici [voir : ▻https://analytics.huma-num.fr/Nicolas.Lambert/theborderkills/]. Merci de me pardonner les quelques bugs qui subsistent encore.
Le code source est ici [voir : ▻https://gitlab.huma-num.fr/nlambert/theborderkills]
Windyty : weather forecast
▻https://www.windyty.com
vue cartographique #interactive (et animée) de données météos (source meteoblue) avec choix de la #localisation, des données affichées (vent, températures, neige, vagues...), de la carte/image de fond et des prévisions (3h à 7 jours). Navigation et zoom « à la google earth ».
Dans le même style voir aussi : ►https://earth.nullschool.net ("a visualization of global weather conditions forecast by supercomputers updated every three hours")
#cartographie #météo
Asile en Valais : 600 places de plus recherchées
ASILE - Le plan d’urgence de la Confédération en cas d’afflux de requérants, présenté il y a quelques jours, inclut aussi le Valais. Le canton doit augmenter ses capacités d’hébergement.
▻http://web3.cdnlenouvelliste.ch/media/image/46/normal_16_9/asset-version-13c2e9dc1a-DATA_ART_3846834.JPG.JPG
▻http://www.lenouvelliste.ch/articles/valais/canton/asile-en-valais-600-places-de-plus-recherchees-525212
#Valais #logement #hébergement #asile #réfugiés #localisation #visualisation #cartographie
Sites in Greece
This interactive map compiles basic information on the existing sites on the mainland; the information is updated on a regular basis; however, changes might occur in between reporting periods.
#Google Unveils Neural Network with “Superhuman” Ability to Determine the Location of Almost Any Image
►https://www.technologyreview.com/s/600889/google-unveils-neural-network-with-superhuman-ability-to-determine
Tobias Weyand, a computer vision specialist at Google, and a couple of pals [...] have trained a deep-learning machine to work out the location of almost any photo using only the pixels it contains.
Their new machine significantly outperforms humans and can even use a clever trick to determine the location of indoor images and pictures of specific things such as pets, food, and so on that have no location cues.
Apparemment chez Google ils viennent juste de découvrir l’#Afrique. Pour l’instant ils campent sur les plages mais dès que les bateaux en provenance des Amériques arriveront avec des vivres, ils s’enfonceront dans ce mystérieux continent.
The system is based on a Neural Network which has been fed with over 90 million geotagged images across the planet, and trained to spot patterns based on location. The network has learned to detect language on labels and displays, types of vegetation, architectural styles among other parameters.
It’s fascinating and scary that our location can be determined based on almost anything. I guess that we live in times that in order to keep your whereabout just for yourself you need to stay offline.
▻http://geoawesomeness.com/google-will-tell-photo-taken-using-just-pixels
Dictionnaires français : : Modules pour #firefox
▻https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/dictionnaires-fran%C3%A7ais
L’addon de #mozilla pour installer les dictionnaires de correction de texte par les gens qui font [Dicollecte (correction orthographique pour Firefox, Thunderbird et LibreOffice) et Gammallecte (correction grammaticale pour LibreOffice)][1]
Perso j’utilise la version Moderne, mais le débat sur l’application de la réforme était à deux doigts de me faire passer sur « Réforme 1990 » pour voir si des rageux remarquaient un changement dans mon écriture. ^_^
#Estimote Creates An #indoor Location System Using Beacons And “Nearables” | TechCrunch
▻http://techcrunch.com/2015/09/03/estimote-creates-an-indoor-location-system-using-beacons-and-nearables
![http://unitedagainstrefugeedeaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/14560203_922995141178763_2129785937357597720_o.jpg]](http://unitedagainstrefugeedeaths.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/14560203_922995141178763_2129785937357597720_o.jpg]){kind=link}
Think of Harry Potter’s Marauder’s Map without the ability to track cats Tags: indoor #localisation #géolocalisation #beacon Estimote #clevermarks