Singapore files charges against three women for ‘illegal’ pro-Palestine rally

National broadcaster axes Australian journalist Antoinette Lattouf over Gaza social media post

Digital apartheid and the use of social media algorithms in humanitarian crises

Digital Blackout: Systematic censorship of Palestinian voices 

Human rights organizations call for an immediate physical and digital ceasefire in Gaza

Deconstructing the ‘beheaded babies’ misinformation in Israel’s war on Gaza

Civil society organizations call on tech companies to respect Palestinian digital rights in times of crisis

European Parliament’s Report on Pegasus spyware indicates involvement of North Macedonia companies

Governments are still free to use the Pegasus software without human rights safeguards in place

How Palestinian youth resisted Israeli occupation: With a haircut

SMEX: Israel’s presence at Expo Dubai 2020 Is a threat to digital rights

Israeli phone hacking firm stops sales to Belarus and Russia

Moderate globally, impact locally: A series on content moderation in the Global South

Coronavirus and surveillance technology: How far will governments go?

Netizen Report: Amid WhatsApp attacks, advocates launch legal challenge against Israeli malware maker

Spyware makers exploit a security flaw in WhatsApp, Singapore bans false information and Somalia plans to shut down social media during school exams.

Netizen Report: Israeli legislators look at new laws that would stifle speech and surveil the public

The Advox Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in Internet rights around the world.

‘If it isn’t recorded, it didn’t happen': Israel moves to restrict photo documentation of military activity

Israeli legislators are pushing two bills that would further restrict speech by activists and journalists critical of its policies in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory.

Billions served? Human rights in the Facebook era

Tracking hate speech, harassment, and political censorship on the world’s largest social network

Travel Blogger Faces Eight Years in Azerbaijan Prison Over Nagorno-Karabakh Visits and Posts

One blogger, three passports and the intricate international relations of the Caucasus region. This gets pretty complicated.

Israel Advances New ‘Facebook Bill’, Threatening Free Speech

Between October 2015 and January 2016 alone, Israel arrested 150 Palestinians on the grounds of "incitement through social media."