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Felicia Anthonio

Felicia Anthonio

#KeepItOn Global Campaign Manager

Felicia Anthonio is #KeepItOn Global Campaign Manager at Access Now, a global campaign of over 300 organizations that fights against internet shutdowns. She has authored and co-authored several publications on  internet shutdowns featured on Access Now, Yale University, CIPESA and Bloomsbury Collections websites. Felicia hosted The Kill Switch podcast and was featured on The Shutdown documentary by BBC World Service. Felicia is an Advisory Council member of the US-based Open Technology Fund’s (OTF) and a board member of the World Expression Forum (WEXFO), in Norway. Before joining Access Now, Felicia worked as Programme Associate, press freedom and free speech advocate, at the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) where she coordinated the African Freedom of Expression Exchange (AFEX). She is a member  of the African Digital Rights Network and a 2019 Fellow of the African Internet Governance School (AfriSIG). She holds a Master’s Degree in Lettres, Langues et Affaires Internationales from l’ Université d’Orléans, France and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in French and Psychology from the University of Ghana.

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Une promesse non tenue de #KeepItOn: la Guinée coupe l’accès à Internet et bloque les médias sociaux le jour du référendum

30 Mar 2020

Cet arrêt délibéré a porté atteinte aux droits de l’homme, a mis la santé et la sécurité des personnes en danger lors de l’épidémie de COVID-19 et a perturbé le discours démocratique libre et ouvert.

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Une promesse non tenue de #KeepItOn: la Guinée coupe l’accès à Internet et bloque les médias sociaux le jour du référendum
30 Mar 2020
Une promesse non tenue de #KeepItOn: la Guinée coupe l’accès à Internet et bloque les médias sociaux le jour du référendum
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A broken promise to #KeepItOn: Guinea cuts internet access and blocks social media on referendum day

24 Mar 2020

Guinea imposed a deliberate internet shutdown during a crucial referendum, putting the results in question and endangering public health during the COVID-19 outbreak.

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A broken promise to #KeepItOn: Guinea cuts internet access and blocks social media on referendum day
24 Mar 2020
A broken promise to #KeepItOn: Guinea cuts internet access and blocks social media on referendum day
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#KeepItOn: internet shutdowns during COVID-19 will help spread the virus

17 Mar 2020

As physical borders close, access to the open, secure internet becomes critical to society’s health and cultural, economic, and political wellbeing .

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#KeepItOn: internet shutdowns during COVID-19 will help spread the virus
17 Mar 2020
#KeepItOn: internet shutdowns during COVID-19 will help spread the virus
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After a partial restoration of internet access in Jammu & Kashmir, Access Now urges full access

6 Mar 2020

Internet shutdowns do not keep people safe. They worsen unsafe  situations in a country and are a violation of the fundamental rights of people. 

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After a partial restoration of internet access in Jammu & Kashmir, Access Now urges full access
6 Mar 2020
After a partial restoration of internet access in Jammu & Kashmir, Access Now urges full access
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Une coupure internet entache les élections présidentielles de 2020 au Togo: ce qu’il s’est passé et la suite

5 Mar 2020

Access Now et la coalition #KeepItOn poursuivra sa mobilisation pour faire en sorte que les futures élections au Togo, et toutes les élections partout dans le monde, soient exemptes de coupures internet.

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Une coupure internet entache les élections présidentielles de 2020 au Togo: ce qu’il s’est passé et la suite
5 Mar 2020
Une coupure internet entache les élections présidentielles de 2020 au Togo: ce qu’il s’est passé et la suite
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A shutdown taints Togo’s 2020 presidential elections: what happened and what’s next

2 Mar 2020

We’ll keep fighting to ensure that future elections in Togo — and all elections everywhere — are free from internet shutdowns. We hope you join us. 

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A shutdown taints Togo’s 2020 presidential elections: what happened and what’s next
2 Mar 2020
A shutdown taints Togo’s 2020 presidential elections: what happened and what’s next
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Afin d’assurer des élections libres et justes, le Togo doit s’abstenir de procéder à des coupures internet et garder internet ouvert #KeepItOn

21 Feb 2020

Aucune tentative du gouvernement de couper ou d’entraver l’internet au cours des élections ne saurait être tolérée.

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Afin d’assurer des élections libres et justes, le Togo doit s’abstenir de procéder à des coupures internet et garder internet ouvert #KeepItOn
21 Feb 2020
Afin d’assurer des élections libres et justes, le Togo doit s’abstenir de procéder à des coupures internet et garder internet ouvert #KeepItOn
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To ensure a free and fair election, Togo must refrain from internet shutdowns and #KeepItOn

19 Feb 2020

The people of Togo are preparing to go to the polls. Any attempts by the government to shut down or throttle the internet during the elections cannot be accepted.

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To ensure a free and fair election, Togo must refrain from internet shutdowns and #KeepItOn
19 Feb 2020
To ensure a free and fair election, Togo must refrain from internet shutdowns and #KeepItOn
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