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Alexia Skok

Director - Communications and Engagement

With the Communications and Engagement team, Alexia strives to ensure that human rights in the digital age are at the forefront of the global agenda. Before taking up this exciting role as Director – Communications and Engagement at Access Now, she fought the good fight for civil society and development organisations in Australia, Germany, and Timor-Leste.

Alexia holds a BA (Fine Art Photography) from RMIT University, and an MA (Visual and Media Anthropology) from Freie Universität Berlin.

Alexia was born and bred in Naarm (Melbourne), but lives life to fullest in Germany’s hip capital, Berlin. Her favourite #s include #RefugeesWelcome, #SmashThePatriarchy, and #RollerDerby.

Image: human rights in the metaverse - girl using a VR goggle.

Online Abuse in the Metaverse Untangled

23 Feb 2022
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Online Abuse in the Metaverse Untangled
23 Feb 2022
Online Abuse in the Metaverse Untangled
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From promoting anti-trans ideologies to severing ties with LGBT+ groups, is the EHRC still fit for its role?

22 Feb 2022
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From promoting anti-trans ideologies to severing ties with LGBT+ groups, is the EHRC still fit for its role?
22 Feb 2022
From promoting anti-trans ideologies to severing ties with LGBT+ groups, is the EHRC still fit for its role?
spyware

Behind the Resale of Cellebrite Technology That Can Hack Your Phone

20 Feb 2022
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Behind the Resale of Cellebrite Technology That Can Hack Your Phone
20 Feb 2022
Behind the Resale of Cellebrite Technology That Can Hack Your Phone
Kazakhstan internet

India’s war on the internet

19 Feb 2022
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India’s war on the internet
19 Feb 2022
India’s war on the internet
Burkina Faso internet

Kazakhstan’s Internet Shutdown Offers Lessons for Russia-Ukraine Crisis

19 Feb 2022
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Kazakhstan’s Internet Shutdown Offers Lessons for Russia-Ukraine Crisis
19 Feb 2022
Kazakhstan’s Internet Shutdown Offers Lessons for Russia-Ukraine Crisis
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Digital borders: EU increases use of technology to monitor migration

18 Feb 2022
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Digital borders: EU increases use of technology to monitor migration
18 Feb 2022
Digital borders: EU increases use of technology to monitor migration
WEF spyware

Can Pegasus be stopped?

17 Feb 2022
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Can Pegasus be stopped?
17 Feb 2022
Can Pegasus be stopped?
Myanmar's digital dictatorship

The whole world’s watching: resist Myanmar’s digital coup

8 Feb 2022

Civil society is calling on the international community to stand with the people of Myanmar and resist the coup — both physical and digital.

Press Release
The whole world’s watching: resist Myanmar’s digital coup
8 Feb 2022
The whole world’s watching: resist Myanmar’s digital coup
AI Action Summit

Algorithmic decision-making in the U.S. needs accountability

3 Feb 2022

Access Now endorses the Algorithmic Accountability Act of 2022, which will help combat algorithmic discrimination in defense of human rights.

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Algorithmic decision-making in the U.S. needs accountability
3 Feb 2022
Algorithmic decision-making in the U.S. needs accountability
Twitter

Who should police social media?

27 Jan 2022
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Who should police social media?
27 Jan 2022
Who should police social media?
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