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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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Ukraine: stronger digital rights protections mean a stronger democracy

13 Mar 2020 •

Our report examines four core challenges to human rights in Ukraine’s emerging democracy: connectivity, censorship, digital security, and privacy and data protection.

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Ukraine: stronger digital rights protections mean a stronger democracy
13 Mar 2020
Ukraine: stronger digital rights protections mean a stronger democracy
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Could sharing misinformation on COVID-19 get you jailed in MENA?

12 Mar 2020 •

Across the Middle East and North Africa, “fake news” laws add to the risks of the coronavirus global health crisis.

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Could sharing misinformation on COVID-19 get you jailed in MENA?
12 Mar 2020
Could sharing misinformation on COVID-19 get you jailed in MENA?
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La neutralidad de la red sigue en riesgo, esta vez en México

9 Mar 2020 •

Access Now, junto a organizaciones de defensa al consumidor, solicitamos al Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones de México mejorar su propuesta de regulación sobre la neutralidad de la red.

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La neutralidad de la red sigue en riesgo, esta vez en México
9 Mar 2020
La neutralidad de la red sigue en riesgo, esta vez en México
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Net Neutrality is yet again under attack, this time in Mexico

6 Mar 2020 •

Access Now, along with a coalition of consumer advocacy organizations, urged the Mexican Federal Telecommunications Institute to strengthen its Net Neutrality proposal.

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Net Neutrality is yet again under attack, this time in Mexico
6 Mar 2020
Net Neutrality is yet again under attack, this time in Mexico
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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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A bite of the Apple: working together for a win on freedom of expression

28 Feb 2020 •

Responding to civil society pressure, Apple has affirmed its commitment to free expression and “will consider providing additional details” on human rights safeguards.

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A bite of the Apple: working together for a win on freedom of expression
28 Feb 2020
A bite of the Apple: working together for a win on freedom of expression
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Disconnected: FCC proposals to reform Lifeline will hurt low-income consumers

26 Feb 2020 •

The agency should reject changes to Lifeline that would burden low-income people and put their privacy at risk.

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Disconnected: FCC proposals to reform Lifeline will hurt low-income consumers
26 Feb 2020
Disconnected: FCC proposals to reform Lifeline will hurt low-income consumers
Senegal Internet Shutdowns

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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Who should decide what we see online?

20 Feb 2020 •

Online platforms rank and moderate content without letting us know how and why they do it. We need more transparency.

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Who should decide what we see online?
20 Feb 2020
Who should decide what we see online?
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