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Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2016 16:12:54 -0500
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Aug. 2, 2016
WHAT TO KNOW NOW
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Twitter recently welcomed a new handle: @DadaabSecurity.

Those who followed Steve Dennis' court case with the Norwegian Refugee Council will quickly spot a connection. Dennis asked his former employer for additional compensation for injuries he suffered from his kidnapping in 2012 in Dadaab Refugee Camp. The Oslo District Court found the Norwegian Refugee Council to be "grossly negligent in regards to the safeguarding of staff." Dennis was awarded $520,000.
 
The woman behind two development 'justice' Twitter campaigns
 
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But the international humanitarian organization has yet to fully compensate the other international and local staff who were injured in the same incident, according to Gry Tina Tinde, an election observer and human rights advocate who has done code of conduct trainings for over 20 years in various international organizations.

Tinde, the woman behind the Twitter handle, wants NRC to compensate all those affected in the Dadaab kidnapping, and believes a social media campaign could help push the organization to face what she calls its "duty" to former and current staff.

This is not the first time Tinde has used Twitter to further a cause. Over the past five years, she has used the social media platform to do what she calls "justice campaigns," and encourages colleagues to share their own thoughts and professional knowledge online "because their angle could be completely different from mine and we can all learn from each other," she said.

Devex caught up with the social media savvy human rights advocate to learn more about two of her "justice" Twitter handles.
 
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This week the world puts the spotlight on breast-feeding and how it is key to sustainable development. Meanwhile in Manila, Devex is reporting live from the Asia-Pacific Social Protection Week. Check our preview for more events happening in the coming days.
 
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