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Government In Gabon Threatens To Shutdown The Internet

In 2016, a dangerous trend seems to spread in Central Africa region: during major political events, Internet access is shutdown or heavily disrupted, with social media blocked. This happened during presidential election in the Republic of Congo, and Chad, allegedly to prevent the dissemination of false rumors, and protect public order. In reality, this method is

Internet Sans Frontières joins #KeepItOn campaign to fight internet shutdowns

Today Internet Sans Frontières joined 68 organizations from five continents in launching the #KeepitOn campaign to fight internet shutdowns worldwide. The full list of organizations is available on the campaign website hosted at Access Now. Internet shutdowns are an intolerable violation of fundamental freedoms of citizens, and they economically harm countries that practice them. No

Internet Sans Frontières rejoint la campagne #KeepItOn pour lutter contre les coupures d’Internet

Aujourd’hui, Internet Sans Frontières rejoint 68 organisations, de cinq continents, pour lancer la campagne #KeepitOn qui vise à lutter contre les coupures d’Internet dans le monde entier. La liste complète des organisations est disponible sur le site de la campagne, hébergé par l’organisation Access Now.   Les coupures d’Internet portent une atteinte intolérable aux libertés

Internet Sem Fronteiras em defesa da independência do sistema público de comunicação no Brasil

Por Florence Poznanski, diretora da sede Brasil A ONG francesa Internet Sem Fronteiras (ISF) manifesta sua preocupação com relação as ameaças aos direitos humanos que constitui a nomeação do presidente interino, Michel Temer. Além das numerosas medidas antidemocráticas anunciadas, a destituição, nesse 17 de maio 2016, do atual diretor-presidente da Empresa Brasileira de Comunicação (EBC),

Brésil : En défense de la démocratie et d’une information d’intérêt général

Par Florence Poznanski, directrice du bureau Brésil Internet Sans Frontières est préoccupée par la mise en péril des droits de l’homme et de la démocratie au Brésil, depuis la nomination du président par intérim, Michel Temer, le 12 mai 2016. Parmi les diverses annonces du gouvernement intérimaire, figure sa décision, le 17 mai 2016, de

Online media fill crucial gap in Gambia’s search for Democracy

Report by Sanna Camara, Dakar, Senegal   Amid unprecedented wave of protests in Gambia, the web and social media are giving a voice to citizens and journalists, in a country known for its repressive environment against free press, freedom of expression, and right to information.    @Smith_JeffreyT @mashanubian @papealeniang #GambiaRising women outside the court chanting