On September 14, Facebook’s Oversight Board issued a decision to restore a post originally published by Al-Jazeera’s Facebook page, featuring members of …
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It is estimated that more than 9.4 million people use the Internet in Jordan, according to the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC), with …
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In December 2020, people in Sudan found themselves paying more for the same old Internet data bundles, without necessarily finding any improvement …
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As part of a wave of arrests against women content creators in Egypt, the Cairo Criminal Court sentenced Haneen Hossam, 21, to …
Egypt Sentences Tiktok Bloggers to Years in PrisonRead More »
In this session, Jillian C. York discusses her book “Silicon Values: The Future of Free Speech Under Surveillance Capitalism,” while keeping in …
In this #BreadandNet 2020 session, Sacha Robehmed from International Rescue Committee (IRC) discusses the role of online platforms in connecting organizations to …
Tunisian police summoned fashion designer Myriam Bribri on October 8 following her involvement in protests against poverty, inequality and police brutality. …
Freedom of Speech Crisis in the Tunisian “Facebook Republic”Read More »
The life of Moroccan police officer Wahiba Khourchech was turned upside down after exposing her boss for stalking and intimidation. After filing …
Smear Campaigns and Extortions: Weapons to Silence Opposition in MoroccoRead More »
Tech and media companies are exploiting free, popular apps to increase their access to personal data; and WhatsApp has just followed suit. …
A New (Non-)Privacy Policy from WhatsApp? [A comparison between messaging applications]Read More »
Bread&Net 2020nline welcomed more than 800 participants from 32 countries on Hopin this year! Over four eventful days, Bread&Net hosted 63 diverse …