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RSF condemns Malaysia's political news website shutdowns

The recent shutdown of various political news websites in Malaysia by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has been criticized by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). RSF also urges the Ministry of Communications and Digital to p...

Myanmar blocks website run by activist investigating the military

According to a news report, the Myanmar government has blocked the website of an activist group that is investigating officials who are involved in the business interests of the Myanmar military (Tatmadaw) and simultaneously holding government positi...

Internet disrupted, streets quiet in South Sudan after call for protests

According to a news report, internet services were disrupted on Monday 30 August, 2021 in South Sudan after activists planned to mobilise citizens to protest against the government of President Salva Kiir. The call for protests against the government...

Internet access remains spotty in Belarus as post-election protests continue

According to a news report, the disruption of Internet access and censoring of online content is still raging in Belarus amid ongoing mass protests. Post-election protests have already entered the fourth week with protestors maintaining their stance ...

Cuban Internet access

Cuban Internet access continues to evolve. The Cuban 'intranet' is both cheap and highly censored, according to Amnesty.org. Some sites, like Skype, are not accessible in Cuba without a VPN. Skype is blocked in Cuba, according to&...

Zambia introduces Internet tax to protect local telecoms

Taxation, net neutrality, access, Freedom of expression, Other human rights

Activists put pressure on Benin to abolish social media taxes

Benin has introduced taxes on 'open Internet services' such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter which are not based in the country and therefore do not contribute to the local economy. Decree No. 2018-341 signed by President Patrice Talon in August req...

Sales of 3-D-printed gun files continue debate on freedom of expression

Citing motivation of freedom of expression, Cody Wilson is selling copies of his 3D-printed gun files on a flash drive within the USA. In this way, he considers that he is complying with a US federal court order forbidding international pub...

Tech firms threaten to quit Belarus after crackdown, Internet outages

Several big tech firms operating in Belarus have threatened moving their businesses out of the country following Internet outages and intimidation of protestors by the government, according to a news report. According to the report, the Belarus Hi-Te...

Complaint about Internet interruptions at rallies in Ingushetia and Moscow sent to UN

According toa news report, the human rights group, Agora, has submitted an official request to Mr David Kaye, UN Special Rapporteur to look into an issue ofInternet access restrictions that was imposed by Russian authorities during a protest earlier ...

CPJ joins organisation urging USA to hold NSO Group accountable for spyware that surveilled journalists

ARTICLE 19 launches The Social Media 4 Peace handbook

The Social Media 4 Peace guidebook, released by ARTICLE 19 on 24 August as part of the UNESCO Social Media for Peace initiative, focuses on content moderation and freedom of speech. It uses real-world examples and scenarios to explain the d...