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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.

India’s New Internet Rules Are a Step Toward ‘Digital Authoritarianism,’ Activists Say. Here’s What They Will Mean

11 Mar 2021
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India’s New Internet Rules Are a Step Toward ‘Digital Authoritarianism,’ Activists Say. Here’s What They Will Mean
11 Mar 2021
India’s New Internet Rules Are a Step Toward ‘Digital Authoritarianism,’ Activists Say. Here’s What They Will Mean
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Wolf in watchdog’s clothing’: India’s new digital media laws spark fears for freedoms

11 Mar 2021
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Wolf in watchdog’s clothing’: India’s new digital media laws spark fears for freedoms
11 Mar 2021
Wolf in watchdog’s clothing’: India’s new digital media laws spark fears for freedoms
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Tech Giants’ Dreams of Free Internet Wither in African Backlash

11 Mar 2021
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Tech Giants’ Dreams of Free Internet Wither in African Backlash
11 Mar 2021
Tech Giants’ Dreams of Free Internet Wither in African Backlash

India: Tech Firms Should Uphold Privacy, Free Speech

11 Mar 2021
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India: Tech Firms Should Uphold Privacy, Free Speech
11 Mar 2021
India: Tech Firms Should Uphold Privacy, Free Speech
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More Governments Disrupt Internet for Political Control

10 Mar 2021
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More Governments Disrupt Internet for Political Control
10 Mar 2021
More Governments Disrupt Internet for Political Control

How the Russian government accidentally blocked its own websites

10 Mar 2021
News
How the Russian government accidentally blocked its own websites
10 Mar 2021
How the Russian government accidentally blocked its own websites
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أحلام محطّمة وفرص ضائعة – سنة قضّيناها في مقاومة حجب الإنترنت (#KeepItOn)

9 Mar 2021

أصدرت Access Now و ائتلاف #KeepItOn تقرير عن أخبار حجب الإنترنت يتضمن بيانات عن عام 2020 بأكمله

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أحلام محطّمة وفرص ضائعة – سنة قضّيناها في مقاومة حجب الإنترنت (#KeepItOn)
9 Mar 2021
أحلام محطّمة وفرص ضائعة – سنة قضّيناها في مقاومة حجب الإنترنت (#KeepItOn)
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India’s new internet law hits first legal challenge

9 Mar 2021
News
India’s new internet law hits first legal challenge
9 Mar 2021
India’s new internet law hits first legal challenge
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Clubhouse: Are users in the Middle East safe from digital authoritarianism?

9 Mar 2021
News
Clubhouse: Are users in the Middle East safe from digital authoritarianism?
9 Mar 2021
Clubhouse: Are users in the Middle East safe from digital authoritarianism?
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Cortar internet contra las manifestaciones, la estratagema de las autoridades iraníes

9 Mar 2021
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Cortar internet contra las manifestaciones, la estratagema de las autoridades iraníes
9 Mar 2021
Cortar internet contra las manifestaciones, la estratagema de las autoridades iraníes
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