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Cyber Surveillance in Bahrain: The New Tool of Repression Against Activists
Human Rights Watch and independent security researchers have reported that Bahrain’s government leverages digital technology to monitor and restrict citizens, especially activists, in ways that […]
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The Rise of Digital Surveillance and Its Impact on Privacy
Globally, digital surveillance is now a standard practice, used by both commercial businesses and governments. Drawing on the definition by David Lyon, digital surveillance can […]
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The Erosion of Human Rights through Digital Authoritarianism in Bahrain
In a world increasingly driven by data, where over 50 billion connected devices generate vast amounts of information daily, the tools of digital surveillance and […]
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What is Digital Authoritarianism: An Overview.
In the last twenty years, authoritarianism has progressively increased.At the same time, there has been swift advancement and extensive dissemination of digital technology. Numerous scholars […]
Categories
- Activist Repression
- Appendices
- Bahrain
- Case Studies
- Censorship
- Digital Authoriitarianism
- Digital Surveillance
- Freedom of Expression
- Freedom of Speech
- Freedom of Speech
- Human Rights
- International Law
- Journalist Repression
- Repression of Women
- Saudi Arabia
- Transational Repression
- UAE
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