Azmina Dhrodia

Azmina Dhrodia (born 1985) is a Canadian expert on gender, technology, and human rights.

[2] She has written for HuffPost when she was able to quote other leading women including Laura Bates, Miski Noor, Nosheen Iqbal, Imani Gandy, Zoe Quinn, Jessica Valenti, Diane Abbott and Nicola Sturgeon.

The piece was titled "What Women Want Twitter To Know About Online Abuse" and it encouraged readers to contact Twitter's Jack Dorsey who had just written that he wanted to "stand with women around the world to make their voices heard.

In July 2021 she organised 200 notable women to support an open letter demanding action to end on-line abuse.

She began working for dating app Bumble in October 2021 as their Safety Policy Lead and in December 2021 she was recognised in the list of the BBC's 100 Women.

Dhrodia on the right at the Open Rights Group Conference in November 2017 with Nighat Dad on the left and Maria Farrell centre