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Protest and human rights

Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube must end the attack on critical voices in MENA

17 Dec 2020

Access Now and 42 human rights organizations, journalists, and activists from across the globe call on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to not be complicit in censorship of human rights defenders across the Middle East and North Africa.

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Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube must end the attack on critical voices in MENA
17 Dec 2020
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube must end the attack on critical voices in MENA
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Tunisia: for a free press, journalists must have privacy

13 Feb 2018

The Minister of the Interior admits to spying on journalists’ phone calls with protesters.

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Tunisia: for a free press, journalists must have privacy
13 Feb 2018
Tunisia: for a free press, journalists must have privacy
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Tunisia: Is freedom of expression under threat due to the economic crisis?

30 Jan 2018

Access Now is relieved that Kais Bouazizi has been released, but we remain deeply concerned about the fact that he was arrested in the first place, since it appeared to be in response to the publication of legitimate content on Facebook.

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Tunisia: Is freedom of expression under threat due to the economic crisis?
30 Jan 2018
Tunisia: Is freedom of expression under threat due to the economic crisis?
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