Category: Human Rights
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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 […]
Categories
- Activist Repression
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- 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
- Uncategorized
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