Human Rights · May, 2015
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Stories about Human Rights from May, 2015
To Be or Not to Be Anonymous: How Should Bloggers Decide?
Bahrain 1 May 2015
This post was co-authored by Nani Jansen, legal director for the Media Legal Defence Initiative. Should you be anonymous online? If you were giving advice to a blogger, independent journalist, or online activist on this issue, what factors would you want her to consider? Many of us have been through this process, but...
Despite Low Internet Use, Burundi Blocks Viber and WhatsApp
Burundi 1 May 2015
Fewer than 2 percent of Burundi’s 10.2 million residents use the Internet. Nevertheless, the government blocked Viber and WhatsApp this week, amid protests.