Access Now
We advocate for human rights in today’s digital world. In 2009, following the crackdown in Iran after the elections, a team of tech experts came together to ensure that people could access Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, blogs, and email without being monitored. This initiative eventually led to the formation of Access Now.
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2 weeks ago |
accessnow.org | Marwa Fatafta |Kassem Mnejja
للقراءة بالانجليزية / Read in Englishلطالما وُصفت سوريا بأنها “واحدة من أخطر الأماكن في العالم لاستخدام الإنترنت”. ففي ظل حكم بشار الأسد، كان لكل خطوة رقمية ثمن؛ من التفتيش العميق لحزم البيانات لتسهيل التجسّس و”تحليل ومراقبة أنشطة مستخدمي الإنترنت السوريين”، إلى حجب المواقع للسيطرة على تدفق المعلومات، واعتقال النشطاء والصحفيين وغيرهم من المواطنين بسبب آرائهم وأنشطتهم على الإنترنت.
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2 weeks ago |
accessnow.org | Kassem Mnejja |Marwa Fatafta
Read in Arabic / للقراءة بالعربيةSyria was once described as “one of the most dangerous places to use the internet in the world.” Under the rule of Bashar al-Assad, every online step carried risk: deep-packet inspection to facilitate surveillance and “analyze and control the activities of Syrian Internet users,” blocked websites to control the flow of information, and detention of activists, journalists, and even ordinary citizens for their online speech and activities.
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Feb 6, 2025 |
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Jan 16, 2025 |
accessnow.org | Alejandro Baños
According to Indigenous prophecy, particularly the teachings of the Lakota and Dakota peoples of North America, it was foretold that a “black snake” would slither across the land, bringing destruction to the Indigenous people, their way of life, and the environment around them.
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Jan 7, 2025 |
accessnow.org | Eliška Pírková |Aymen Zaghdoudi |Agneris Sampieri
Communications and search platforms like Facebook or Google have become crucial spaces for civic discourse and access to information. But they have also become powerful tools for commercial exploitation, political manipulation, silencing, and control.
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