Hu Liren, born in 1967 in Shangyu, Zhejiang — one of China’s wealthiest rural areas — rode the …
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Technology
What is the ‘Splinternet’? Here’s Why the Internet is Less Whole Than You Might Think
by Troy Oakes“Splinternet” refers to the way the Internet is being splintered — broken up, divided, separated, locked down, boxed …
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Editor's PickHuman Rights
Google Removes Domain Fronting, Signaling a Willingness to Accept Internet Censorship
by Jack RobertsIn a surprising move, Google has decided to block domain fronting from its cloud infrastructure that allowed people …
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Since December, some of China’s top universities have been forced to edit their charters to align their views …
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Human Rights
China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Others Becoming Increasingly Authoritarian
by Max LubyMax LuAsian countries are swiftly mimicking China’s authoritarian policies, according to a report prepared by rights groups Forum-Asia and …
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It has come to light that Shutterstock, one of the largest stock photography websites in the world, is …
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Internet censorship by authoritarian governments prohibits free and open access to information for millions of people around the …
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Russia’s ever-tightening grip on its citizens’ Internet access through censorship has troubling implications for Internet freedom in the …
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China pursues a very strict Internet policy where foreign companies are only allowed to operate in the country …
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Marianne Díaz Hernández, a lawyer from Venezuela, has received the Human Rights Hero award at the RightsCon 2019 …