Read EFF's recent in-depth blog post on the unique digital threats faced by LGBTQ communities in the Arab world.
Tactical Tech recently released an addition to Security in-a-box created specifically for these groups - find it in both English and Arabic, here.
(Image from Quantified Toilets)
“What a toilet hoax can tell us about the future of surveillance, ” from The Atlantic.
(Image from Radio Free Europe.)
Radio Free Europe looks at inventive protest tactics in Russia: 'invisible placards', blank paper, and guitar-playing... none of which has, however, kept the protesters out of police custody.
The Politics for People Not Profit campaign asks people to use the upcoming EU elections to take a stand against corporate lobbying.
(Infographic from Deadly Environment, showing how man people were killed protecting land or environmental rights between 2002 and 2014)
Starting in May, a free course on “Doing journalism with data: first steps, skills and tools”, organised by the European Journalism Centre and Data Driven Journalism.
The BIL conference: From its website - “Most of you have heard of TED or watched the talks online, but do you know about BIL, the quirky, populist, unconference taking place nearby?"
Voting is open for Deutsche Welle's Bobs - Best in Online Activism awards. The competition awards websites in 14 languages and in a variety of categories - including Most Creative & Original, won last year by our Me and My Shadow website. Go to the Bobs website to vote.
The American Civil Liberties Union is hosting all of the leaked NSA documents and presentations revealed to date.
FactChecker.in is “India’s first dedicated Fact Check initiative”.
