NO ACCESS - LGBTIQ Website Censorship in Six Countries

In the context of OONI Probe measurements, we consider a vantage point to be a unique network and country pair, such as the vantage point of “Vodafone in Italy.” iv OutRight Action International, The Citizen Lab, OONI Acknowledgements OutRight Action International, the Citizen Lab, and the Open Observatory for Network Interference (OONI) would like to sincerely thank the following people for their. [...] For the Private Sector • Companies that develop and manufacture Internet filtering technology should assess and minimize the impact of the use of their technologies on human rights defenders, including LGBTIQ organizations and individuals, as part of complying with international frameworks such as the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights endorsed by the UN Human Rights Council. [...] • Promote and defend the right to free and uncensored internet access in international spaces as part of the fundamental human rights and civil liberties outlined in human rights resolutions and treaties, including the right to freedom of opinion and expression, the right to freedom of association, and the right to privacy in the digital age, among others. [...] The Special Rapporteur on OutRight Action International is a global the promotion and protection of the right to human rights organization that seeks to advance freedom of opinion and expression, Frank La LGBTIQ equality, while the Citizen Lab conducts Rue, noted in a 2011 report submitted to the evidence-based research on Internet censorship UN General Assembly that, even though there and surveil. [...] This is enjoyment of human rights on the Internet,” especially the case in the six countries that affirmed “that the same rights that people are the focus of this report, where civil society have offline must also be protected online, in is under increasing pressure, as the space to particular freedom of expression.”19 Through exercise the rights of free speech, assembly, and this resolution, stat.