Legislators of the National Party of Honduras (the ruling party) have introduced a bill that endangers freedom of expression on the internet., and the final vote could happen at any moment. Tweet now to urge legislators to reject this bill and defend against online censorship.
Access Now and our partners have put together a series of resources to help you understand all your options and make an informed decision about what kind of protections, especially multi-factor authentication, are best for you.
22 December 2017
By making a contribution, you will be providing much-needed resources to help ensure everyone — especially those most at risk — can freely and securely exercise their rights online. Give to us so that we may give, with every cent we receive going directly to grassroots organizations via our grants program.
27 November 2017
This is not the first time Sudan has shut down the internet, but this time around, internet shutdowns have directly been followed by reports of systematic and organized killings and looting by the Transitional Military Council (TMC). Raise your voice on behalf of those who can’t.
12 June 2019
Help shape our message to the United Nations on the ways in which technology has disrupted our existing human rights framework — both for the good, in making it easier for more people to exercise their rights more fully, and for the bad, putting people at greater risk and allowing bad actors to violate rights on an even larger scale.
5 December 2018
RightsCon’s greatest value is the diverse community of voices who come together to build a better future. You can help provide travel assistance to grassroots civil society leaders from around the world to ensure these important voices are heard.
27 November 2018
En este momento, los legisladores de Panamá quieren aprobar lo más pronto posible un proyecto de ley de protección de datos personales que fue elaborado sin participación de la sociedad civil y que no protege debidamente los derechos de los usuarios.
17 October 2018
Legislators in Panama are rushing to pass a hastily written data protection bill that was drafted without input from civil society and that fails to effectively protect users’ rights. Join our call to stop the vote and open a public consultation.
17 October 2018
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