Tag: Myanmar
Access Now’s UNHRC statement: Urge arms embargo to stave off expanding military abuse of surveillance tools in Myanmar
Access Now addressed the United Nations Human Rights Council at its 53rd session regarding the intensified abuse of surveillance and digital tools by the Myanmar military, ahead of the elections.
Access Now’s UNHRC statement: Urge arms embargo to stave off expanding military abuse of surveillance and digital tools against people of Myanmar
Access Now’s UNHRC statement: Urge arms embargo to stave off expanding military abuse of surveillance and digital tools against people of Myanmar
မြန်မာနိုင်ငံမှာ မကြာမီက ပြဌာန်းသည့် “အကြမ်းဖက်မှုတိုက်ဖျက်ရေး” နည်းဥပဒေများသည် တရားမဝင် သည့် အရာများ ဖြစ်ပါသဖြင့် ရှုတ်ချကြောင်း ထုတ်ပြန်
Myanmar’s “counter-terrorism” by-laws must be denounced for what they are – illegal
Myanmar’s counter-terrorism by-laws will allow the junta to access people’s personal data and tag them as terrorists.
Access Now and ARTICLE 19: Statement on Myanmar at the 52nd UN Human Rights Council session
Access Now and ARTICLE 19 highlight shutdowns and surveillance in Myanmar at the 52nd session of the UN Human Rights Council.
Resurging internet shutdowns in 2022: weapons of control, shields of impunity
Internet shutdowns in Myanmar: facilitating brutal human rights violations in 2022
#KeepItOn shows that internet shutdowns in Myanmar facilitated brutal human rights violations in 2022.
Weapons of control, shields of impunity: Internet shutdowns in 2022
Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition documented 187 internet shutdowns in 2022, across a record-setting 35 countries.
Two years of dangerous occupation: international community must protect rights in Myanmar
After two years of a violent coup in Myanmar, the international community must condemn the junta’s abuses and surveillance infrastructure.
Resist Myanmar’s digital coup: International community must dismantle military dictatorship — or reap repercussions
International community must dismantle military dictatorship, resist the coup, and push back against surveillance in Myanmar.