There's precious little technical support for civil society groups facing online threats, new research says
Author: Tibet Action Institute (Tibet Action Institute)
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Khashoggi’s friends, other foreigners, are being watched. The U.S. can do little about
This is a copy of a tainted email that Saudi dissident Ali Al-Ahmed received last May after attending an event at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. Somebody surveilled him from the audience, then sent the spearphishing email to his inbox.
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Rights groups and tech workers unite to swat down Google’s Dragonfly
Shortly after The Intercept broke the story about Google’s Dragonfly project–a censored, snooping search engine in development for the China market–engineer Jack Poulson decided it was time to leave the company.
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RIGHTS GROUPS TURN UP PRESSURE ON GOOGLE OVER CHINA CENSORSHIP AHEAD OF CONGRESSIONAL HEARING
GOOGLE IS FACING a renewed wave of criticism from human rights groups over its controversial plan to launch a censored search engine in China.
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ཆབ་སྲིད་ཀྱི་ཐོབ་ཐང་།
Authoritarian regimes can seem too difficult to topple. But that’s because we often think of power as coming from the top down. What if we see that power comes from the bottom up, and that people can win their rights even up against the most brutal political system?
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Confucius Institute draws criticism from Congress, community
The Confucius Institute, located on Packard Avenue, photographed on Mar. 27, 2018. Christine Lee / The Tufts Daily Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) urged Tufts to disassociate with the Confucius Institute, an educational collaboration between the university and Beijing Normal University (BNU), in a letter sent to 40 institutions in Greater Boston earlier this month. Confucius Institutes are overseen by the Office of Chinese Language Council International, known as...
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UMass Boston under pressure to cut ties with Chinese learning institute accused of censorship and propaganda
Tibetan students at UMass Amherst, professors and US and state representatives are advocating for an end to the contract with the Confucius Institute