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#KeepItOn in times of war: Sudan's communications shutdown must be reversed urgently - Vimarsana News

#KeepItOn in times of war: Sudan's communications shutdown must be reversed urgently

The warring parties in Sudan must immediately end the disruption of internet access across the country and #KeepItOn!

DNS Block: Canal+ Sues Cloudflare, Google & Cisco to Fight Piracy * TorrentFreak - Vimarsana News

DNS Block: Canal+ Sues Cloudflare, Google & Cisco to Fight Piracy * TorrentFreak

Canal+ has filed a lawsuit in France to compel Cloudflare, Google, and Cisco to implement DNS blocking measures to mitigate piracy.

IT News Online - Türk concerned about media repression in Guinea, urges prompt change of course - Vimarsana News

IT News Online - Türk concerned about media repression in Guinea, urges prompt change of course

Türk concerned about media repression in Guinea, urges prompt change of course

Guinea censors TV, radio and social media - Vimarsana News

Guinea censors TV, radio and social media

Suspension of broadcasting stations by Guinean authorities is reflective of growing intolerance of divergent viewpoints.

Source: ifex.org
Global: Amnesty International website launches on Tor network to help universal access - Vimarsana News

Global: Amnesty International website launches on Tor network to help universal access

Amnesty International has today launched its global website as an .onion site on the Tor network, giving users greater access to its ground-breaking work exposing and documenting human rights violations in areas where government censorship and digital surveillance are rife. In recent years, a number of countries including Algeria, China, Iran, Russia and Viet Nam have blocked Amnesty International websites, according to the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), in a deliberate attempt

Source: wn.com