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A Year in Internet Surveillance and Resilience: 2022 in Review - Vimarsana News

A Year in Internet Surveillance and Resilience: 2022 in Review

This year, we have seen an array of different ways governments around the world have tried to alter basic security on the web for users. Much of this was attempted through legislation, direct network interference, or as a request directly from a government to internet governance authorities. On the...

Source: eff.org
Iran: New tactics for digital repression as protests continue - Vimarsana News

Iran: New tactics for digital repression as protests continue

Iranian authorities deploy new tactics to crack down on free expression and access to information as protests continue across the country.

Will Qatar get a Red Card on digital rights? What you should know if you are traveling to Qatar for the World Cup - Vimarsana News

Will Qatar get a Red Card on digital rights? What you should know if you are traveling to Qatar for the World Cup

As Qatar hosts the World Cup this year, a new series looks into the state of the internet and digital surveillance there.

Source: ifex.org
Meet the Watchdogs Guarding Internet Access - Vimarsana News

Meet the Watchdogs Guarding Internet Access

When Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces laid siege to Kherson in Ukraine in March, they blocked Ukrainians’ access to independent news and censored web traffic

Myanmar: Internet shutdowns shrouding torchings and killings - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: Internet shutdowns shrouding torchings and killings

The coup in Myanmar is both physical and digital — and shutdowns are being abused by the Myanmar military to enforce silence.