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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.

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Climate activist Disha Ravi, and India’s shrinking space for dissent

23 Feb 2021
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Climate activist Disha Ravi, and India’s shrinking space for dissent
23 Feb 2021
Climate activist Disha Ravi, and India’s shrinking space for dissent
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Air New Zealand Will Trial Vaccine Passport System On Flights To Australia

22 Feb 2021
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Air New Zealand Will Trial Vaccine Passport System On Flights To Australia
22 Feb 2021
Air New Zealand Will Trial Vaccine Passport System On Flights To Australia

Civil Society Under Attack

22 Feb 2021
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Civil Society Under Attack
22 Feb 2021
Civil Society Under Attack
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Human rights groups to U.N. Special Rapporteur on Belarus: it’s time to stop internet shutdowns, website blocking, anti-extremism laws

19 Feb 2021

Access Now, and a coalition of human rights organizations are raising serious concerns about the escalating human rights situation in Belarus, submitting detailed information to Anaïs Marin, U.N. Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Belarus.

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Human rights groups to U.N. Special Rapporteur on Belarus: it’s time to stop internet shutdowns, website blocking, anti-extremism laws
19 Feb 2021
Human rights groups to U.N. Special Rapporteur on Belarus: it’s time to stop internet shutdowns, website blocking, anti-extremism laws
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News media conviction must not set precedent for curbing online expression in Malaysia

19 Feb 2021

Access Now is deeply concerned about  a precarious precedent set today, 19 February, limiting  the right to freedom of expression online in Malaysia, after independent media outlet Malaysiakini was  convicted by Malaysia’s highest court for user comments published on its site. 

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News media conviction must not set precedent for curbing online expression in Malaysia
19 Feb 2021
News media conviction must not set precedent for curbing online expression in Malaysia

‘Immediately Reverse This Decision’: Amnesty Rebukes Facebook for Blocking Australian News Outlets

18 Feb 2021
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‘Immediately Reverse This Decision’: Amnesty Rebukes Facebook for Blocking Australian News Outlets
18 Feb 2021
‘Immediately Reverse This Decision’: Amnesty Rebukes Facebook for Blocking Australian News Outlets

Who wins by linking Co-WIN to Aadhaar?

17 Feb 2021

Access Now echoes the Rethink Aadhaar campaign’s serious privacy concerns around India’s Co-WIN app, and potential misuse of personal data.

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Who wins by linking Co-WIN to Aadhaar?
17 Feb 2021
Who wins by linking Co-WIN to Aadhaar?
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Reclaim Your Face: a call for European citizens to demand facial recognition ban

17 Feb 2021

Access Now, EDRi, and the Reclaim Your Face coalition are calling for a Europe-wide ban on the use of dangerous facial recognition technologies. Sign the petition today!

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Reclaim Your Face: a call for European citizens to demand facial recognition ban
17 Feb 2021
Reclaim Your Face: a call for European citizens to demand facial recognition ban
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Myanmar’s proposed cybersecurity bill draws wide condemnation

16 Feb 2021
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Myanmar’s proposed cybersecurity bill draws wide condemnation
16 Feb 2021
Myanmar’s proposed cybersecurity bill draws wide condemnation
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Arab Spring: ten years in, how can we reclaim the internet as an open space?

16 Feb 2021

The internet played a pivotal role during the Arab Spring protests. But a decade on, the state of internet freedom in many Arab countries has deteriorated. Join us for a virtual conversation to explore the evolution of the digital space from a tool of mobilization to one of repression.

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Arab Spring: ten years in, how can we reclaim the internet as an open space?
16 Feb 2021
Arab Spring: ten years in, how can we reclaim the internet as an open space?