Sudan: Internet Shutdowns Fuel Human Rights Abuses
Internet in Sudan has been shut down intermittently amid armed clashes between the Sudanese army, led by Abdel …
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Heightened Digital Oppression in Egypt
This past October, Egyptian activists used social media to call for protests in parallel with the 27th UN …
Qatar’s Tech Opulence during the World Cup Placed Digital Rights at Risk
Football fans in the Arab region experienced the FIFA World Cup on home soil for the first time …
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Etisalat and Ooredoo: Ranking last for the fifth year in a row!
For the fifth year in a row, UAE’s Etisalat and Qatar’s Ooerdoo have ranked in the bottom two …
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Yemen: World Cup for those who can afford it
During the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Ahmad Nasher, a 27-year-old Yemeni, worked tirelessly to re-route and receive signals …
Bread&Net 2022 Wrap Up: Five Years On
This year’s turnout at Bread&Net exceeded our expectations! More than 800 attendees took part in what became the …
Will Qatar Get a Red Card on Digital Rights?: What you should know if you are traveling to Qatar for the World Cup
In the coming days, Qatar will find itself at the center of attention. The country is hosting one …
Notetakers Competition for Bread&Net 2022
Bread&Net is launching a new note-taking competition for young participants interested in reporting on digital rights issues in …
Bread&Net 2022: Submit your session now
Bread&Net 2022 is returning this November as a regional, hybrid festival in Beirut. Your participation in Bread&Net over …
Lebanon: SMEX Demands a New Privacy Law
We appreciate the Lebanese Central Inspection’s efforts to seriously consider and respond to inquiries by SMEX and other …