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Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition's report unpacks internet shutdowns in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and globally.

Resurging internet shutdowns in 2022: weapons of control, shields of impunity

28 Feb 2023
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Resurging internet shutdowns in 2022: weapons of control, shields of impunity
28 Feb 2023
Resurging internet shutdowns in 2022: weapons of control, shields of impunity
#KeepItOn 2023 election watch

2023 elections and internet shutdowns watch

9 Feb 2023

Governments around the world continue to shut down the internet during elections. Join our 2023 elections watch to #KeepItOn.

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2023 elections and internet shutdowns watch
9 Feb 2023
2023 elections and internet shutdowns watch
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Targeted, cut off, and left in the dark: how internet shutdowns became an even greater threat to human rights in 2019

24 Feb 2020

Our new report highlights internet shutdown trends that emerged in 2019, explores the #KeepItOn coalition’s ongoing efforts to fight shutdowns, and examines some of the challenges we foresee for 2020.

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Targeted, cut off, and left in the dark: how internet shutdowns became an even greater threat to human rights in 2019
24 Feb 2020
Targeted, cut off, and left in the dark: how internet shutdowns became an even greater threat to human rights in 2019
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Internet access, digital ID, data protection, surveillance controls: UPR review highlights threats to digital rights

15 Oct 2019

In our UPR comments with partner organizations, we recommend steps to ensure secure, open, equitable internet access, defend privacy and digital security in digital ID programs, strengthen data protection, and limit surveillance.

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Internet access, digital ID, data protection, surveillance controls: UPR review highlights threats to digital rights
15 Oct 2019
Internet access, digital ID, data protection, surveillance controls: UPR review highlights threats to digital rights

No, Liberia wasn’t forced offline. Yes, we still need a stronger internet.

8 Nov 2016

A more resilient internet is an internet that will better safeguard free expression and human rights.

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No, Liberia wasn’t forced offline. Yes, we still need a stronger internet.
8 Nov 2016
No, Liberia wasn’t forced offline. Yes, we still need a stronger internet.