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South Lebanon: “We are at risk of being disconnected from the world”
Last March, Ali Farhat’s landline was disconnected after an Israeli strike hit his neighborhood in the town of Bar’ashit, South…

Internet shutdowns in Algeria: a blow to human rights and the national economy
The publication of this article was delayed due to the internet shutdown in Algeria. Like many others who heavily rely…

Sudan: No Internet Shutdown Can Cure Corruption [Opinion]
The first official exam leak in Sudan occurred in 2003, when mobile phone features were very limited and lacked camera…

E-Learning in Morocco: Excluding Students in Marginalized areas
On Monday, March 16 2020, the Ministry of Education in Morocco decided to halt classes across all departments and divisions,…