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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.

House Bills Seek to Stop Political Ad Microtargeting

27 May 2020
News
House Bills Seek to Stop Political Ad Microtargeting
27 May 2020
House Bills Seek to Stop Political Ad Microtargeting

Russia’s Internet, already dim, gets darker

26 May 2020
News
Russia’s Internet, already dim, gets darker
26 May 2020
Russia’s Internet, already dim, gets darker
GDPR

Under-Resourced Data Protection Authorities Fail To Enforce GDPR

26 May 2020
News
Under-Resourced Data Protection Authorities Fail To Enforce GDPR
26 May 2020
Under-Resourced Data Protection Authorities Fail To Enforce GDPR
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Civil society to WHO: let’s end government-ordered internet shutdowns

26 May 2020

Today the #KeepItOn coalition sent an open letter to the Deputy Director-General of the WHO, Dr. Zsuzsanna Jakab, calling on her to urge states to end the blatant and arbitrary internet shutdowns that are ongoing during COVID-19.

Press Release
Civil society to WHO: let’s end government-ordered internet shutdowns
26 May 2020
Civil society to WHO: let’s end government-ordered internet shutdowns
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#KeepItOn: Open letter to WHO Deputy Director-General to urge the governments to end shutdowns amid COVID-19

26 May 2020

Open letter appealing to the WHO Deputy Director-General to urge Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, and Pakistan to end internet shutdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Press Release
#KeepItOn: Open letter to WHO Deputy Director-General to urge the governments to end shutdowns amid COVID-19
26 May 2020
#KeepItOn: Open letter to WHO Deputy Director-General to urge the governments to end shutdowns amid COVID-19
Breton's blocking statement

Twitter Puts its Support Behind Campaign to End Government-Implemented Internet Shutdowns

26 May 2020
News
Twitter Puts its Support Behind Campaign to End Government-Implemented Internet Shutdowns
26 May 2020
Twitter Puts its Support Behind Campaign to End Government-Implemented Internet Shutdowns
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GDPR is two years old but still lacking resources

26 May 2020
News
GDPR is two years old but still lacking resources
26 May 2020
GDPR is two years old but still lacking resources

Twitter dedicates emoji for ‘KeepItOn’ campaign to raise awareness on internet blackouts

26 May 2020
News
Twitter dedicates emoji for ‘KeepItOn’ campaign to raise awareness on internet blackouts
26 May 2020
Twitter dedicates emoji for ‘KeepItOn’ campaign to raise awareness on internet blackouts

Two years under the GDPR

25 May 2020
Publication
Two years under the GDPR
25 May 2020
Two years under the GDPR

GDPR enforcement held back by lack of resources, report says

25 May 2020
News
GDPR enforcement held back by lack of resources, report says
25 May 2020
GDPR enforcement held back by lack of resources, report says
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