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Избрани статии относно GV Advocacy Syria Files: Още западни технологии за сирийския режим Западна технология играе ключова роля в подсигуряването на сирийския режим с инструменти за проследяване и репресия на граждани, и това в продължение на години. Най-новите файлове на Wikileaks за Сирия (Syria Files) включват повече от два милиона имейли от политически фигури и компании. Те показват, че участието на западни компании... Накратко относно GV Advocacy February 21, 2015 Вълна от арести във Франция заради “пропагандиране на тероризъм” след атаката над “Шарли Ебдо” След атаките в Париж делата срещу малолетни и непълнолетни по обвинение в "пропагандиране на терориизъм" зачестиха. Често обвиненията нямат общо с истинската борба с тероризма. Китай: Годишната битка за свобода на словото на 4ти юни На 4-ти юни се проведе бдение със запалени свещи за почитане на датата на клането в Хонг Конг. От другата страна на границата в континенталната... “Блогърите са посредници на културата” Иван Сигал, Директор на Global Voices, разговаря с Амнести Интернешънъл -- Германия за основаването и целите на Global Voices. По-специално, той разяснява ролята на блогърите... Борба за неприкосновенността на личния живот На 28-ми януари се отбелязваше Международният ден на личното пространство. Различни страни по целия свят празнуват този ден с техни собствени събития. Фондацията ”Електронни граници”...
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I´m a Spanish-Syrian activist based in Madrid. I teach Communications at Carlos III University, where I am currently starting my PhD. I write about human rights with a special focus on the Middle East and North Africa. Obsessed with freedom of speech. Latest posts by Leila Nachawati 24 February 2015 A Love Letter to Jailed Syrian-Palestinian Bassel Khartabil As the ongoing strife in Syria fades from international headlines, Leila Nachawati writes an appeal inspired by a love letter to jailed blogger Bassel Safadi written on Valentine's Day. Israel Struggles to Win “Hearts and Minds” in Media War on Palestine Israeli social media strategist Niv Calderon is waging a war of words on Palestine. “There is a media war, and each citizen, each computer user, is a soldier,” he says. 31 January 2014 AB14: “We Must Stop Thinking That Technology Will Solve All of Our Problems” The Arab Bloggers Meeting focused on working against censorship and surveillance, and the preservation of common bonds in a milieu that feels more and more fragmented each day. 29 January 2014 Coursera Blocked in Syria — by US Sanctions [UPDATE] The US federal government that has forced Coursera and other Massive Online Open Course providers to block access for users in sanctioned countries such as Syria and Iran. 2 December 2013 Syrian Activists: Crimes Against Media Workers Must Stop Media organizations in Syria speak out against the increasing harassment of journalists by jihadist groups in the country. 20 December 2012 Facebook's Suspicious Behavior Dead people liking stuff on Facebook. Living people liking and sharing stuff without their knowledge. Leila Nachawati investigates Facebook's unusual behavior. 11 November 2012 International Day to End Impunity: Join the Campaign To demand justice for all artists, journalists, musicians and writers who are forcibly silenced around the world, IFEX has decided to name November 23 the International Day to End Impunity. Join in! 1 November 2012 EU to Tighten Rules on Surveillance Technology Exports “It is unacceptable that regimes in Syria and Iran can use European technologies to violate human rights”. Marietje Schaake Activists have been fighting the battle against technology exports to repressive countries... Syria Files: More Western technology for the Syrian regime Western technology has played a key role in providing the Syrian regime with tools to track and repress citizens for years. The latest Wikileaks files on Syria, which include more than two million emails from political figures and companies, reveal that the involvement of Western companies in the crackdown against Syrian citizens has continued despite sanctions and international pressure. 15 November 2011 US and European firms help Syrian regime spy on citizens To track and surveil citizens online, repressive regimes in the Middle East and North Africa have relied on Western technology for years. US company BlueCoat has been accused for months...